Ologies Podcast Suggestions
Ologies is a weekly science podcast hosted by Alie Ward. Each episode, Ward interviews an expert from a distinct scientific field.
This unofficial list contains book suggestions made by the host or by her guests. I avoided extremely technical books or papers. Currently from episode 1 to 525 More details on these books and their associated episodes in my ever evolving spreadsheet.
In the spreadsheet there are also books not found on Goodreads and general book recommendations (like the entire bibliography of a specific author or group of people)
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Get those hands dirty: archaeology, soil and earth
WHAT LIES BENEATH US LIES BEFORE US
Books about digging, the ground we walk on and the stories buried underneath our feet. From dinosaurs / paleontology, anthropology, ancient history, archaeology to the soil and geology and all its wonders. Non-fiction only
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Non-western culture and history
Culture and history outside of the "western world". Recommendations welcome! :)
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Egyptomania
Alexa, play Cleopatra by Weezer.
A collection of texts inspired by my childhood (and adult -- let's be honest) hyperfixation. Subjects cover the history of and our obsession with ancient Egypt.
Recommendations welcome. Except for anything by Zahi Hawass; he can suck eggs.
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VIW: Very Important Women
(Auto)Biographies, memoirs, and stories of influential women, both well and lesser known
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Ancient Women
A list of phenomenal books I've either read or that are on my TBR that focus on women or the experiences of women across different ancient societies
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Early Civilization Non-Fiction
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God-Tier Books
These are my God Tier, Six Stars, Absolute Favourites, Certified Bangers
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Legendary Ladies of History π
Iβm starting to gather books about remarkable women from the past whose impact on society was huge, and unjustly erased from our history. Join me as I discover, learn and celebrate these overlooked trailblazers! π₯³ (note: there are books i couldn't find on PageBound such as Women in World History, Our Voices Our History, etc. πΌ book suggestions are always welcome!)
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