Sacred Violence: Religious Wars and More
Sacred Violence: Religious Wars, Atrocities & the Struggle for PowerThroughout history, wars have been fought in the name of God, but religion was rarely the only force behind the bloodshed. Sacred Violence investigates religious wars, massacres, persecution, and the political ambitions that fueled them, examining who initiated the conflicts, how each side justified its actions, and what the historical evidence actually reveals. From the Crusades and the Inquisition to forgotten religious uprisings and devastating civil wars, we explore the intersection of faith, power, warfare, and human psychology—challenging historical myths while distinguishing established facts from competing interpretations.
The St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre: When Paris Turned on Its Neighbors
In August 1572, thousands of French Protestants were murdered in one of Europe’s most notorious episodes of religious violence. What began as an attempt to eliminate a handful of Protestant leaders escalated into widespread massacres across France. We examine who initiated the killings, the political and religious tensions that preceded them, and how fear, royal authority, and religious identity transformed neighbors into enemies.
Project vs. Program vs. Portfolio: Know the Difference for the PMP Exam
Projects, programs, and portfolios may sound similar, but the PMP exam expects you to understand exactly how they differ. In this episode, we’ll break down what each one is, how they relate to organizational strategy, and how to recognize them in scenario-based questions. By the end, you’ll have a simple way to distinguish projects, programs, and portfolios when the exam tries to blur the lines.
Predictive vs. Agile vs. Hybrid: Know Which World You’re In
One of the most important PMP skills is recognizing how a project should be managed before deciding what the project manager should do. Predictive, Agile, and hybrid approaches solve different kinds of project problems. This episode teaches you how to recognize each environment and reason through scenario questions accordingly
