The History of the World Podcast, written and presented by Chris Hasler. This is the History of the World Podcast Unscripted. Oh, you know, yeah. Oh, you know, I'm going to do you know.

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Podcast this is an unscripted episode.

We've taken a short summer break while we write new episodes and also episodes for our patrons,

so our paying subscribers if you like or, well I say subscribers, we don't do a subscription

plan, we just basically take voluntary contributions and some of those people who make voluntary

contributions qualify to commission their own special episodes and so

let's introduce you to some of the subjects that we're going to be talking about when we do fire up the new episodes probably sometime in July I would imagine

So firstly I think we're going to concentrate on our episode on the Cuy-Sann cultures of Africa.

It's quite a tricky subject to broker that one because the Coyesan really is a bit more of an

accident for the cultures there's a lot more to them than just lumping them all

together as a Koys cultures, but there's some significant

links to history among these cultures, and also it introduces us to the struggles of how indigenous peoples struggle against foreign invasion

and colonialization, colonialism.

So it's going to be a very fascinating episode and I'm looking forward to writing it really relate significantly to South

African politics and also it sort of reaches back as far as the material of volume one when we were talking about the evolution of humans.

So we can really sort of tie a thread from the beginning of human evolution right through to modern day politics and the ongoing

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