Lost Cultures: Living Legacies

What happens to a place when the cultures within it change over time? Lost Cultures: Living Legacies, a new podcast from Travel + Leisure, spotlights destinations that have experienced significant cultural shifts throughout history. We reveal how they build upon and complement one another, while preserving their traditions. Through conversations with archeologists, academics, artists, and local members of the communities, we recount the evolution of these enduring cultures from their beginnings to modern day. Upcoming episodes feature the Ainu in Japan, the Maya in Mexico, the Tongva in California, the Nubians in Egypt, and many more. New episodes every Wednesday starting April 19.

https://www.travelandleisure.com/lost-cultures-living-legacies-podcast-7374922

Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 49m. Bisher sind 12 Folge(n) erschienen. Dieser Podcast erscheint wöchentlich.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 hours 16 minutes

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episode 10: Cajuns & Creoles: The Stunningly Adaptive People of South Louisiana


Cadie. Acadie. Acadian. Cajun. Acadiana. These words are part of the history and culture that developed in south Louisiana over the course of the last three centuries. They're an integral part of telling their story — but they can't do it alone. Combining elements from various peoples who traveled from several continents, this mix of cultures is so unique, even a gumbo metaphor isn't complex enough to describe it...


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 June 28, 2023  1h4m
 
 

episode 9: The Taino: A Constantly Evolving Caribbean Identity


When researcher Jorge Estevez visited the Smithsonian as a boy, he saw a sign that stated his people had “disappeared” four centuries before. How did this claim become conventional wisdom? To get to know the history of the Taino people is to understand the effects of brutal colonization combined with historical misinformation — and the process of cultural fusion, which created a people with roots tied to indigenous Caribbean, European, and African ancestors...


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 June 21, 2023  43m
 
 

episode 8: The Nubians of Egypt: Preserving a Lost Homeland


How is it that people belonging to one of the oldest civilizations in the world have lost so much of their ancestral homeland? What steps must they take to preserve their culture in the face of such challenging circumstances? Anthropologist Yasmin Moll and Dr...


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 June 14, 2023  52m
 
 

episode 7: The Rapa Nui: The Actual Name of Easter Island and its People


You’ve likely heard of “Easter Island” and the giant stone statues that famously reside there, confounding people who can’t understand how people could have made and moved them so long in the past...


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 June 7, 2023  50m
 
 

Encore: The Undiscovered Story of NYC's Lower East Side


New York City’s Lower East Side has been home to many communities, from the Lenape to Dutch and English colonizers to an influx of groups from Europe, China, Puerto Rico, and the American South...


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 May 31, 2023  42m
 
 

episode 6: The Picts: The Mysterious Painted People of Scotland


Of all the cultures covered on this podcast, why did the Picts come closest to actually being lost? How did these "painted people" from what is now known as Scotland largely disappear from the historical record? Fascinating recent discoveries have helped people to better understand this tribe, who the Romans once faced with fear on the fields of the British Isles...


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 May 24, 2023  51m
 
 

episode 5: Aboriginal Peoples: On Australia for Many Millennia and Looking to the Future


Australia is a far-away destination for travelers based in most other parts of the world. Its remoteness has bred unique wildlife and, among its people, an archetypal ability to persevere...


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 May 17, 2023  56m
 
 

episode 4: The Tongva: A Lasting Influence on Los Angeles


Los Angeles today is an influencer on the global stage, thanks to its most well-known industry, Hollywood. And its very name hints at the earlier influence of colonizers from Spain and Mexico in the area. But who were the original influencers of the L.A...


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 May 10, 2023  55m
 
 

episode 3: The Ainu: A Culture Too Strong for Japan to Erase


The popular image of Japan is often the modern metropolis of Tokyo or its feudal history, samurai and all. But there’s also a culture you may not know about. It predates even the concept of Japan as a nation, while still existing today...


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 May 3, 2023  49m
 
 

episode 2: The Maya: Truth and Lore in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula


Many people think of the Maya as existing mainly – perhaps even solely – in the historical record, far in the past from our modern day. But that couldn’t be further from the truth...


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 April 26, 2023  46m
 
 
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