Marifatuz Zakiah

Zaskia

Society EN ↓ 90 episodes

Zaskia is a podcast that takes you on a journey through human civilization— across time, beliefs, wars, and the real-world traces still standing today. This isn’t just the kind of history you learned in school. It’s about how people understood the world in different eras… and how those ideas shaped everything we know today. From ancient myths and early beliefs, to influential figures in history and religious traditions— told through different perspectives that are often more connected than they seem. We also explore the evolution of conflict— from ancient battles before gunpowder, to modern wa...

Author

Marifatuz Zakiah

Category

Society

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Göbekli Tepe: The Site That Rewrote Human History 07.02.2026

Long before the pyramids, before Stonehenge, and even before farming existed, humans were already building something extraordinary. Hidden beneath a quiet hill in southeastern Turkey lies Göbekli Tepe—an ancient site that completely changed what we thought we knew about the origins of civilization. Massive stone pillars, carefully arranged circles, and powerful animal carvings raise a question tha...

Bastille The Day a Fortress Fell, and a Revolution Began 05.02.2026

A fortress that symbolized fear. A city pushed to its limits. And one moment that changed history forever. Discover how the fall of the Bastille sparked a revolution and reshaped France — and why its impact still echoes today. 👉 Listen to the full episode to uncover the story behind the uprising. #BastilleDay #FrenchRevolution #WorldHistoryPodcast #HistoryStorytelling #RevolutionHistory #Historic...

The Antikythera Mechanism The World’s First Computer 03.02.2026

In 1901, a group of sponge divers stumbled upon a shipwreck near a small Greek island. At first, it looked like just another ancient wreck buried under the sea. But among the statues and broken artifacts was a strange, corroded piece of bronze—something no one paid much attention to at the time. Years later, scientists realized this wasn’t just debris. Inside were gears. Dozens of them. Precisely...

The Roman Dodecahedron, A Small Object with a Mystery That Refuses to Fade 01.02.2026

A small bronze object. Perfectly shaped. Carefully made. And yet… no one knows what it was actually for. Discovered again in 2023 beneath a quiet field in England, the Roman dodecahedron has reignited one of archaeology’s greatest mysteries. Designed with precision, found across the Roman Empire, and completely absent from ancient records, this object refuses to explain itself. Was it a tool? A me...

The Beginning of Humanity and the First Test 30.01.2026

Before history was written, before cities and technology, there was one story that shaped what it means to be human. The story of Prophet Adam isn’t just about the first man — it’s about choice, responsibility, and what happens when humans cross a line… and then face the consequences. This episode explores why humanity began with humility, how knowledge became both a gift and a test, and why falli...

Basilica Cistern: The Underground Secret Beneath Istanbul 28.01.2026

Hidden beneath the busy streets of Istanbul lies a place most people walk over without ever knowing it exists. A massive underground chamber. Hundreds of ancient columns. Dark water reflecting secrets from the past. The Basilica Cistern was built to keep an empire alive — silently storing water while wars, sieges, and history unfolded above it. But over time, it became something more than just an...

The Nisnas The Half-Human Race Lost to History 26.01.2026

Long before history was clearly written, ancient texts spoke of something unsettling. A strange race known as the Nisnas — half-human beings said to move faster than horses, appear without warning, and vanish without a trace. They weren’t monsters from fantasy stories. Their names were recorded by early scholars during the Islamic Golden Age. Where did they live? Why did they disappear without lea...

3 Brothers, One Genius Mind The “Avengers” of Technology in Ancient Baghdad 25.01.2026

More than 1,200 years ago, long before modern technology, something extraordinary was happening in Baghdad . This episode tells the story of three brothers — Muhammad, Ahmad, and Al-Hasan , known as the Banu Musa Brothers . They weren’t just thinkers. They were builders. Inventors. Engineers way ahead of their time. From self-adjusting machines to early programmable devices, their ideas sound almo...

Pericles – The Golden Age That Came at a High Price 25.01.2026

Athens once stood at the center of the world. Democracy, philosophy, art, and architecture all reached their peak under one man: Pericles . This episode explores how Pericles turned Athens into the most powerful city in ancient Greece—building monuments like the Parthenon and giving ordinary citizens a voice. But behind the glory, there was a hidden cost. Power shifted. Allies became enemies. Tens...

Trapped Between Waking and Dreaming 25.01.2026

Have you ever woken up… only to realize you were still dreaming? You open your eyes, see your room, feel your bed—everything feels real. But then you wake up again. And again. And again. This episode dives into the unsettling experience known as false awakening , when the mind wakes up but the body doesn’t. It feels real, emotional, and sometimes terrifying—yet it’s more common than you think. 🌀...

The Library of Alexandria: The Greatest Knowledge Ever Lost 12.01.2026

The Library of Alexandria wasn’t just a library. It was humanity’s greatest attempt to collect all knowledge ever written . Thousands of ancient texts. Ideas centuries ahead of their time. Discoveries that could have changed the world. So how did something this powerful disappear? Was it destroyed… or slowly forgotten? This episode explores the mystery, the loss, and the warning Alexandria left be...

The Lost Kingdom of Pajajaran A Civilization with No Ruins, No Traces 10.01.2026

A powerful kingdom. A famous name in history. But no ruins. No temples. No stone remains. So… what really happened to the Kingdom of Pajajaran? This episode dives into one of Southeast Asia’s most intriguing mysteries: a civilization that clearly existed, was recorded globally, yet left almost nothing physical behind. Was Pajajaran lost? Or was it never meant to leave monuments at all? If you’re c...

Spotify Lowers the Bar: Monetization Just Got Easier 09.01.2026

For a long time, making money on Spotify felt out of reach—especially for small creators. Too many rules. Too many numbers. Too much pressure. But that just changed. Spotify has quietly lowered the barrier to monetization, opening the door for creators who don’t have massive audiences or years of content. Fewer episodes, lower requirements, and new ways to earn—especially for video creators. 🎧 Th...

The Mystery of Mount Padang Pyramid 07.01.2026

Mount Padang doesn’t look like a pyramid at all. At first, it’s just a hill. No sharp edges. No perfect shape. Nothing extraordinary. But beneath the surface, questions start to appear. Some researchers believe what we see is only the top layer of something much older—possibly older than the pyramids of Egypt. Others say it’s simply a natural hill, shaped and used by ancient people for rituals. So...

The Science Behind the Construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza 06.01.2026

No machines. No modern tools. No technology as we know it today. Yet one of the most precise and massive structures in human history still stands. How did ancient Egyptians align the Great Pyramid so perfectly? How did they move stones weighing tons using only simple tools and nature itself? This episode explores the hidden science, smart observations, and human ingenuity behind the Great Pyramid...

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