Hidden Cuba

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A Cuban Refugee: Life Before and After the Castro Revolution

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Why Cuba Matters: New Threats in America’s Backyard

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From Mango Cuba to Prickly Pear America: An American’s Journey to Castro’s Cuba and Back

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Offshore Vegas: How the Mob <Br>Brought Revolution to Cuba

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Cuba, the Island I Treasure: Paradise and Broken Promises

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Orwell in Cuba: How 1984 Came to Be Published in Castro’s Twilight

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Transatlantic Railwayman

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Cuba (Winner of the Pulitzer Prize): An American History

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Hard Landings: Chasing a dream in Canada's changing Arctic

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Island that Dared: Journeys in Cuba

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The Island Called Paradise: Cuba in History, Literature, and the Arts

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Swimming To Guantanamo: From Elian to Obama A Decade in Cuba under the U.S. Embargo

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THE PARDON

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Letters from Brazil: A Cultural-Historical Narrative Made Fiction

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4 Americans in Cuba: A Traveler on a Rope Guidebook

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Farther Than Any Man: The Rise and Fall of Captain James Cook

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History of Cuba: A Captivating Guide to Cuban History, Starting from Christopher Columbus' Arrival to Fidel Castro

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Cuba's Car Culture: Celebrating the Island's Automotive Love Affair

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The Land of The Left

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Never Ending

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The Revolution that Wasn't: My Candid Observations about the Shared Cuba and US Histories

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The Corporation: An Epic Story of the Cuban American Underworld

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Pirates in The Carribean: (The High Risks to Secure Freedom)

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The First Thanksgiving: Separating Fact from Fiction

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California Comeback: How A "Failed State" Became a Model for the Nation

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Last Dance in Havana

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Lies and Deceits

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Cuba - One Mojito at a Time: So Near, yet so Far

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Traveling with Bears: Canada: “The World Next Door”

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Our Woman in Havana: Reporting Castro's Cuba

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Bloodbath Nation

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The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family

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Conscious Creativity: Look, Connect, Create

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The Photography Exercise Book: Training Your Eye to Shoot Like a Pro (250+ color photographs make it come to life)

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Workin' It!: RuPaul's Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Style

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Betty Page Confidential: Featuring Never-Before Seen Photographs

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Book Of Legs

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Extreme Art Nudes: Artistic Erotic Photo Essays Far Outside of the Boudoir

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Wisconsin Death Trip

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Haunted New Orleans: History & Hauntings of the Crescent City

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The iPhone Photography Book

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Let Us Now Praise Famous Men

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Digital Photography For Dummies

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Patterns in Nature: Why the Natural World Looks the Way It Does

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Fucked at Birth: Recalibrating the American Dream for the 2020s

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How to Photograph Everything: Simple Techniques for Shooting Spectacular Images

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Collins Complete Photography Course

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Photography 101: The Digital Photography Guide for Beginners

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Early Tourism in Western North Carolina

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Humans of New York: Stories

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Declutter Your Photo Life: Curating, Preserving, Organizing, and Sharing Your Photos

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Fifty Places to Hike Before You Die: Outdoor Experts Share the World's Greatest Destinations

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Photography for Beginners: The Ultimate Photography Guide for Mastering DSLR Photography

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Advancing Your Photography: Secrets to Making Photographs that You and Others Will Love

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The Photographer's Guide to Posing: Techniques to Flatter Everyone

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The Complete Portrait Manual: 200+ Tips & Techniques for Shooting the Perfect Photos of People

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On Photography

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Humans of New York

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The Bare Bones Camera Course for Film and Video

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The Native Mexican Kitchen: A Journey into Cuisine, Culture, and Mezcal

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Cuba: Part 1 (S2.06A): In this episode of 80 Days: an exploration podcast,  we’ll be talking about Cuba, an island in the Caribbean Ocean, just 90 miles south of the US state of Florida (Full shownotes at: https://80dayspodcast.com/2017/06/10/cuba-1/). Cuba is home to over 11 million inhabitants, and is the second-largest island in the Caribbean after Hispanola. The country has been subject to numerous territorial disputes and conflicts throughout its long and complex history, but finally emerged into independence in 1902. Following a turbulent revolution which spanned almost the entire 1950s, the Communist Party of Cuba, under the leadership of Fidel Castro, took control of the country in 1965. Although poverty is widespread, modern Cuba has an outstanding health care and education system and relations with the US are currently beginning to thaw after a protracted embargo that has been in place since the 1960s. Since Cuba has an awful lot of history, particularly in the 20th Century,

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Episode 127 History of Cuba Havana Conference Part 2

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Bonus Episode 136 Castro Returns from Exile Voyage of Granma

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Episode 126 History of Cuba Havana Conference Part 1

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¿QPM? 10: Cubanos en el Midwest and the end of the Castro regime.: Last year, Cuba announced that next month, en Marzo del 2018, they will have elections to choose new members of the National Assembly. See this is historico because after that the new parliament will choose the country’s next president. Raul Castro or the Castro’s for that matter will no longer be in power after six decades of dictatorship.

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22: 1855 Walk Across South America: In 1855, seventeen-year-old Nathaniel Bishop left his home near Boston and went to walk across South America, inspiring others to do trans-continental walks.

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Episode 125 History of Cuba Part 3

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Episode 133 Fidel Castro and the Revolution Part 2

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319 Ada Ferrer, Cuba: An Early American History: One of the Caribbean islands that Christopher Columbus stopped at during his 1492-voyage was an alligator-shaped island that sits at the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico in between the Yucatán and Florida peninsulas. This is, of course, is the island of...

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Episode 132 Fidel Castro and the Revolution Part 1

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Episode 130 History of Cuba Return of the Mafia After 1952 Part 1

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23: Dakota Bob – Transcontinental Walker: Dakota Bob walked across the United States 8 times from 1897-1910 and walked 125,000 miles during his life. Or did he? Was he the transcontinental champion?

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The Mayflower Sets Sail

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The Cuban Missile Crisis: How, in October 1962 the world came to stand on the brink of annihilation.

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Exploring Exploration: with Jon Waterman, Atlas of Wild America, National Geographic

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Cuba: Part 2 (S2.06B): In this episode of 80 Days: an exploration podcast,  we return to Cuba to bring its story from the Castro Revolution, right up to the modern day. As US-Cuba relations have been in the news this week, it's impossible to keep up with all the twists and turns, but we do our best. If you haven't already listened to Part 1 of this episode, we recommend listening to that first to see how we got here. Cuba is an island in the Caribbean Ocean, just 90 miles south of the US state of Florida. Cuba is home to over 11 million inhabitants. Cuba gained independence from Spain in 1902, but soon fell under US influence and became a playground for the rich and powerful; this was particularly true following the 1952 coup that brought Fulgencia Batista to power. Following a turbulent revolution which spanned almost the entire 1950s, the Communist Party of Cuba, under the leadership of Fidel Castro, took control of the country in 1965. Although poverty is widespread, modern Cuba has

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39: Around the World on Foot – Part 2 (1894-96): From 1894-1896, a Walk Around the World frenzy took place. Ten stories are told about attempts by those called tramps, globetrotters, or around the world freaks

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Steve Dunkelberger - The Maury Island Incident: Steve Dunkelberger tells the guys about The Maury Island Incident. One of the first UFO and Men in Black experiences in the US.

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The Excludables

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140 Tamara Thornton, Nathaniel Bowditch: 19th-Century Man of Business, Science, and the Sea: Nathaniel Bowditch worked as a navigator, mathematician, astronomer, and business innovator. Over the course of his lifetime, his fellow Americans hailed him as the “American Sir Isaac Newton.” Tamara Thornton, a professor of history at the...

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American History: The Mayflower, Pilgrims and Thanksgiving: Sophie (age 7) and Ellie (age 5) tell the story of the Mayflower, the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving in America. ----more---- The Pilgrims are protestant refugees from England. They are fleeing and intolerant England who persecute people who will no...

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The Cuban Missile Crisis Series Trailer: This new HistoryExtra podcast series marks the 60th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis, exploring the long roots of the nuclear standoff, and the perspectives of the nations and figures at its centre.

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How Indigenous Americans Discovered Europe: A new book is turning the conventional narrative about Europeans "discovering" the New World on its head.

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Surveillance Capitalism in the Age of the Unprecedented | Shoshana Zuboff: In Episode 79 of , Demetri Kofinas speaks with Shoshana Zuboff, about the rise of “Surveillance Capitalism,” a pernicious new economic logic, which robs us of our experiences, dispossess us of our sanctuaries and makes our lives increasingly...

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290 The World of the Wampanoag, Part 1: Before 1620: Before New England was New England, it was the Dawnland. A region that remains the homeland of numerous Native American peoples, including the Wampanoag. Over the next two episodes, we’ll explore the World of the Wampanoag before and after 1620, a...

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Episode 138 Year One 1959 of the Castro Regime

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Cuban Missile Crisis TRAILER

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Righting the Historical Wrong of the Claiborne Highway: In the 1950s and ’60s, the Tremé neighborhood of New Orleans, one of the oldest African-American neighborhoods in the United States, was a vibrant community. But the construction of the Claiborne Expressway in the 1960s gutted the area. The Biden administration has said that the trillion-dollar infrastructure package will address such historical wrongs. How might that be achieved? Guest: Audra D.S. Burch, a national correspondent for The New York Times.

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Ambassador of Cuba, Lianys Torres Rivera, on Embargo and Engagement: Join Commonwealth Club World Affairs for an unprecedented evening as we welcome the Cuban ambassador to the United States on her first visit to the West Coast. In our exclusive public program, Ambassador Lianys Torres Rivera, will shed light on one of our closest yet most controversial and closed-off neighbors: the Republic of Cuba.

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220. I Moved to the Third World for a Better Life: In the 1600s, Penelope Kent boarded a ship from Holland to the New World with her new husband. Their ship wrecked off the coast, but still, Penelope and her husband made it to shore. There, they were attacked and tortured by the natives who lived on...