• Cultures and Graves podcast

  • By: Thomas
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Cultures and Graves podcast

By: Thomas
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  • Summary

  • I have two degrees in Anthropology, which taught me to appreciate the differences between cultures. But even within cultures, there can be variations in response to death and burial practices. That is the focus of my podcast-to share with you my research on the differences in burial practices and cemeteries within and between regions and countries.
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Episodes
  • Visit to Manzanar War Relocation Center Cemetery

    Visit to Manzanar War Relocation Center Cemetery
    Apr 5 2024

    During a road trip, I noticed the entrance sign to the War Relocation Center. That, of course, caught my attention. This podcast talks about the history of the Japanese-American Prisoner Camps and the cemetery that was created at Manzanar to house the prisoners that died here.
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    16 mins
  • My visit to the Cannibals exhibit at the Museum of Us

    My visit to the Cannibals exhibit at the Museum of Us
    Apr 6 2024

    Sharing information from visiting the exhibit on Cannibals and Cannibalism at the San Diego Museum of Us
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    24 mins
  • Aqua Cremation and the process to offer it on site in San Diego

    Aqua Cremation and the process to offer it on site in San Diego
    Apr 11 2024

    A brief history of the development of Aqua Cremation or Water Cremation and the long process to make it available on-site in San Diego County
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    10 mins
World Social Sciences
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