Paul Alves

History Of Words

History EN ↓ 7 episodios

Why is today called Thursday? Who came up with the word Gazebo? What is the meaning of your name? These are all questions we will answer on every episode of History Of Words, a podcast about etymology and history.

Autor

Paul Alves

Categoría

History

Último episodio

25 de nov. de 2023

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Episodios

Chapter 7 : The Dirty Seven 25.11.2023

Chapter 7: The Dirty Seven In this chapter, Paul goes through George Carlin's Dirty Seven. The seven words you couldn't say on television. Listener discretion is advised. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith Background Song: Sunday Morning by Maarten Schellekens Follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/historyofwords2 Support our show ov...

Chapter 6 - A Trip To McDonalds 15.06.2023

Chapter 6: A Trip To McDonalds In this chapter, Paul visits a McDonalds in 1940 to talk about the history of the names of burgers and their ingredients and the company that sells them. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Please subscribe to Twitter.com/StarshipAlves Special Guest (Voice of the Cashier and the menu) Abby Libby Visit her site at ConspiracyPilled.com and follow her on Twitte...

Chapter 5 - Company Names (Part 1) 14.03.2023

Chapter 5: Company Names (Part 1) In this chapter, we will go through some interesting company names and their history and etymology. Coleco, Addidas, Google and more. Is there a company name you want us to talk about in Part 2? Contact us via Twitter or Email! Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith BACKGROUND MUSIC: Just Wondering by...

Chapter 4 - Shakespeare's Words (Part 1) 10.03.2023

Chapter 4: Shakespeare's Words (Part 1) In this chapter we go through some of the words that William Shakespeare added to the English language. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith Background music: Vitutes Instrumental by Kevin Macleod Background music: Various copyright-free Shakespearean era music Follow us on Twitter at Twitter....

Chapter 3 - Cars 20.02.2023

Chapter 3: Cars In this chapter, we look at the etymology of Car names. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith Follow us on Twitter at Twitter.com/historyofwords2 Email us at Newsroom@Me.com Support History Of Words by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/history-of-words Send us your feedback online: https://p...

Chapter 2 - The Months Of The Year 13.02.2023

Chapter 2 - The Months Of The Year In this chapter, we go through the months of the year. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith Twitter: Twitter.com/historyofwords2 Email: Newsroom@Me.com Support History Of Words by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/history-of-words Send us your feedback online: https://pin...

Chapter 1 - The Days Of The Week 06.02.2023

Chapter 1 - The Days Of The Week In this chapter, we go through the days of the week and find out why they are called by those strange names. Written, Produced and Narrated by Paul Alves MUSIC CREDITS: Original Theme Song composed and performed by Geoff Smith Sunday Morning by Maarten Schellekens Sakuya2 by Peritune Night Time Forest Sound by Silence Night Forest Sound Twitter: Twitter.com/history...

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