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We are now a member of the Agora Podcast Network.

This month, we are featuring the podcasts of Royfield Brown. I got hooked on

Royfield's How Jamaica Conquered the World. Now Royfield has added the amazing 10 United States

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Today's sidetrack episode is a collaboration with Ben Jacobs of the Wittenberg to Westphalia podcast.

In Wittenberg to Westphalia, Ben is detailing the story of the Wars of the

Protestant Reformation. The show is so much more than a retelling of the 30s-year's war, though.

Ben is really making this a study of how the world moved from the medieval to the modern world

during this time frame and how this all connects back to the world moved from the medieval to the modern world during this time frame

and how this all connects back to the world left over after the fall of the Roman Empire in Western Europe.

I usually don't quote movies or make too many cultural references in this podcast,

but I can't help but think of the seminal movie, of course, 1997's Copeland,

where Ray Leota's character, police officer Gary Figgis, says, quote, you don't go down Broadway

to get to Broadway. You zig, you zag. That is what Ben is doing in this show. You don't start at the Reformation

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