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Hosted by David Jenkins · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 23 episodes
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Historical Projects explores iconic achievements like Hagia Sophia, the Library of Alexandria, and Cologne Cathedral to uncover timeless lessons in vision, leadership, and collaboration. Host David Jenkins and fellow technical professionals reveal how these stories become blueprints for modern project success. Join the community and be part of the journey where history meets leadership.
David Jenkins hosts Historical Projects, a history show with 23 episodes published.
Sigiriya is one of the most dramatic landmarks in the ancient world — a 200‑metre rock fortress rising above the SriLankan plains, carved, painted and engineered into a royal palace that has survived fifteen centuries. I
Sigiriya — the Lion Rock — rises 200 metres above the Sri Lankan plains, but its true height is measured in ambition, engineering brilliance and political drama. In this episode, David Jenkins and guest Kanchana Bishop e
The Battle of Austerlitz—often called The Battle of the Three Emperors —is widely regarded as Napoleon’s finest victory. But behind the cannons, cavalry, and fog lies a deeper story: a project executed with extraordinary
Welcome back to Historical Projects – A Community podcast, exploring project success and leadership, and a teaser for our upcoming full episode. I’m your host, David, and today we’re stepping onto a coldDecember battlefi
What if one of the greatest construction achievements in history wasn’t built in a time of prosperity… but in the middleof the Great Depression? In this episode of Historical Projects, we dive into the story of the Empir
During the Great Depression, New York built the impossible: the Empire State Building — rising at four and a half floors per week . In this episode, David Jenkins and Associate Professor Tillmann Bohme unpack how 3,000 w
What if the most extraordinary project you’ve ever seen… was built 2,500 years ago? In this episode of Historical Projects , we travel to ancient Persia to explore Persepolis — a city carved in stone,engineered across ge
What if the most extraordinary project you’ve ever seen… wasbuilt 2,500 years ago? In this episode of Historical Projects , we travel toancient Persia to explore Persepolis — a city carved in stone, engineeredacross gene
Please follow this show on Spotify In this episode of Historical Projects, host David is joined by engineering and strategy leader Derek Hannigan to explore La Sagrada Família — a project that challenges everything we th
This is a project defined by vision, resilience, and the belief that some creations are meant to outlive their creators. In this upcoming episode of Historical Projects, we explore one of the most astonishing long‑term p
“This wasn’t just a library — it was a knowledge engine,staffed by more than 100 scholars who lived, worked, and researched on site.” In this episode of Historical Projects, host David isjoined by strategist and engineer
“It wasn’t just a building — it was a bold statement: that human understanding could be collected, organised, and expanded in one place.” In this upcoming episode of Historical Projects, we explore one of the most ambiti
“Coins weren’t just currency — they were instruments ofstate identity, trust, and control.” In this episode of Historical Projects, host David is joined by engineer and sustainability leader Phil Bangerter to explore a r
“It’s the story of how Ancient Rome built one of the mostsophisticated, high‑fidelity minting systems the world had ever seen — and how, over centuries, that system fractured…” Step into Historical Projects, the communit
“No project director ever cut the ribbon. No leader put their name on a plaque and said, ‘This was my cathedral.’” In this episode of Historical Projects, hosts David and Eric bring to life the remarkable story of Cologn
Welcome to Historical Projects: A Community Podcast Exploring Project Success and Leadership. In this teaser, we’re giving you a taste of our upcoming full‑length episode featuring Eric — a chemist‑turned‑occupational hy
“Today, we’re exploring Hagia Sophia not just as a monument, but as a project — one that shaped empires, survived crises, and continues to inspire millions.” In this episode of Historical Projects, we step inside Hagia S
“Few structures have carried as much meaning, ambition, and cultural identity across time.” Step inside Historical Projects, the community podcast where history’sgreatest achievements meet the real-world lessons of moder
Welcome to Historical Projects: A Community Podcast Exploring Project Success and Leadership. In this podcast, Ala Al Areqi, a Cybersecurity lecturer at an Australian University, brings both knowledge and a personalconne
Welcome to Historical Projects: A Community Podcast Exploring Project Success and Leadership. In this brief teaser episode, we introduce our upcoming full-length podcastfeaturing Ala Al Areqi, a Cybersecurity lecturer at
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