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John R. Hale
108 songs
Total 108 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
Overcome Obstacles — Demosthenes of AthensArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Practice Your Delivery — Patrick HenryArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Be Yourself — Elizabeth I to Her ArmyArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Find Your Humorous Voice — Will RogersArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Make It a Story — Marie Curie on DiscoveryArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Use the Power of Three — Paul to His PeopleArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Build a Logical Case — Susan B. AnthonyArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Paint Pictures in Words — Tecumseh on UnityArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Focus on Your Audience — Gandhi on TrialArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Share a Vision — Martin Luther King's DreamArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Change Minds and Hearts — Mark AntonyArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Call for Positive Action — Lincoln at GettysburgArt of Public Speaking: Lessons from the Greatest Speeches in History • -:-- | ||
Archaeology’s Big BangClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
“Ode on a Grecian Urn”Classical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
A Quest for the Trojan WarClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
How to DigClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
First Find Your SiteClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Taking the Search UnderwaterClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Cracking the CodesClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Techniques for Successful DatingClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Reconstructing Vanished EnvironmentsClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
“not Artifacts but People”Classical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Archaeology by ExperimentClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Return to VesuviusClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Gournia — Harriet Boyd and the Mother GoddessClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Thera — a Bronze Age Atlantis?Classical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Olympia — Games and GodsClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Athens’s Agora — Where Socrates WalkedClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Delphi — Questioning the OracleClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Kyrenia — Lost Ship of the Hellenistic AgeClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Riace — Warriors From the SeaClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Rome — Foundation Myths and ArchaeologyClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Caesarea Maritima — a Roman City in JudeaClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Teutoburg — Battlefield ArchaeologyClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Bath — Healing Waters at Aquae SulisClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Torre de Palma — a Farm in the Far WestClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Roots of Classical CultureClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
The Texture of Everyday LifeClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Their Daily BreadClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Voyaging on a Dark Sea of WineClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Shows and Circuses — Rome’s “virtual Reality”Classical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Engineering and TechnologyClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Slaves — a Silent Majority?Classical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Women of Greece and RomeClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Hadrian — Mark of the IndividualClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
Crucible of New FaithsClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
The End of the World — a Coroner’s ReportClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
A Bridge Across the TorrentClassical Archaeology of Ancient Greece and Rome • -:-- | ||
The Roots of Religious ExperienceExploring the Roots of Religion • -:-- | ||
Neanderthal Burials at ShanidarExploring the Roots of Religion • -:-- |