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Hosted by Delaney Clara · education · EN · 38 episodes
The stories of rebels and the ripples of impact they've had on the world. delaneyxclara.substack.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchRipples of Rebels is hosted by Delaney Clara. The show has published 38 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "34: From Jazz & Tap Dance to Politics & Gangs - the Development of Five Points, New York" (27 May 2026, 46 minutes), "33: Is now the time to bring Victory Gardens back?" (30 April 2026, 55 minutes), and "32: The Outlaws of Propaganda - Annie Oakley & Sitting Bull" (12 April 2026, 58 minutes).
Ripples of Rebels publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 38 episodes.
Booking probability for Ripples of Rebels is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ripples of Rebels requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ripples of Rebels's contact route on record: verified email.
Delaney Clara hosts Ripples of Rebels, an education show with 38 episodes published.
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Episode #6
<p>What if one neighborhood held the entire origin story of American corruption, immigration, labor rights, and music? This week, we’re talking about Five Points — the most infamous neighborhood in 19th-century New York...
Episode #6
<p>We’ve done it before. Multiple times.</p><p>During World War II, everyday people — with no farming background, no land grants, no government subsidies — grew 40% of all the fresh vegetables eaten in the United...
Episode #5
<p>In 1884, a Hunkpapa Lakota chief who had defeated the United States Army sat in a Minnesota audience and watched a five-foot-tall Ohio woman shoot a playing card out of the air from thirty feet away. He sent...
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<p>In 1453, Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II breached the walls of Constantinople and ended the Eastern Roman Empire after 1,123 years. But the story that gets skipped in most history classes is what happened next — and what...
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<p>In the summer of 1932, over 43,000 World War I veterans and their families descended on Washington, D.C., demanding early payment of service bonuses they’d been promised — and were met with tear gas, bayonets, and...
Episode #2
<p>From a Revolutionary War soldier forced to fight disguised as a man, to the first woman Marine in 1918, to modern combat veterans and political “Hell Cats” running for office, this episode explores how women...
Episode #1
<p>It’s Aquarius season, and there’s no better way to celebrate than highlighting an incredible air sign, Huey P. Newton. Considering current events, it’s important more than ever to explore and refresh the strategy of...
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<p>In 1735, a New York printer was jailed for publishing the truth.</p><p>John Peter Zenger’s trial is often reduced to a footnote in American history, but it was a direct confrontation with a question that still haunts...
Episode #26
<p>We’ve talked on other episodes about having found hoods & robes in moving trucks that past roommates and I have rented. Now, we are digging deeper into why that would happen in a “liberal” state out...
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<p>BONUS EPISODE FOR THANKSGIVING TRAVELS BABYYY! Of course it’s about Indigenous History, what else did you think I’d do it over? 💅🏼</p><p>In this episode of Ripples of Rebels, we dive into the extraordinary life of...
Episode #24
<p>This episode of Ripples of Rebels examines the intersecting histories of Harvey Milk, one of the first openly gay elected officials in the United States, and Gilbert Baker, the artist and activist who created the...
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<p>Before America was even a nation, a small wooden classroom in Boston ignited a revolution — not of muskets, but of minds.</p><p>In this episode of Ripples of Rebels, we trace the story of public education in the...
Episode #22
<p>In 1534, a group of radical believers seized control of the German city of Münster—declaring it the New Jerusalem and promising paradise on earth. What followed was a nightmare of prophecy, starvation, and power gone...
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<p>In the shadow of the Byzantine Empire’s glittering power, a quiet revolution was unfolding in the Balkans. At its heart was Saint Naum of Ohrid — a scholar, healer, and monk whose life helped ignite the literacy and...
Episode #20
<p>What does a song born in the rice paddies of northern Italy that brought down Mussolini have to do with political extremism in the United States? In this episode, we follow the journey of Bella Ciao — its origins...
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<p>You all asked, and I am attempting to deliver us from evil. The evil that is misinformation and Zionist propaganda about the colonization of Palestine.</p><p>The snippets I read online that upset a lot of Zionists...
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<p>Warsaw, 1944. An eight-year-old girl named Róża Maria Goździewska stands in a makeshift hospital cellar, a Red Cross armband sliding down her thin arm. Around her lie wounded fighters of the Warsaw Uprising. She...
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<p>Yugoslavia didn’t just fall apart overnight—it was torn apart by rising nationalism, propaganda, and calculated violence. In this Ripples of Rebels episode, we look at the unraveling of a country once held together...
Episode #17
<p>Meet the titans who shaped America’s wealth—and crushed its workers. This episode of Ripples of Rebels dives into the dark legacies of Robber Barons John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and J.P. Morgan. From labor...
Episode #16
<p>They walked into history with books in hand and bravery in their bones.</p><p>In 1957, nine Black teenagers—known today as the Little Rock Nine—stepped into Little Rock Central High School and the heart of a national...
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