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Oct 30, 2026

Matt LewisHOST
0:47
And the metaphorical fire that he lit didn't go out there.
Matt LewisHOST
0:50
It spread through Prague, through Bohemia, and into one of the most explosive religious revolts of the Middle Ages.
Matt LewisHOST
0:57
What did Hus say that was so dangerous to the emperor? Why did communion wine become a battle line? And how did a movement born from preaching in the common language of Czech turn into crusades, civil war and brutal factional fighting? Welcome to Gone Medieval.
Matt LewisHOST
1:16
Today we're talking about the Hussites and a revolution over faith, power and the right to challenge the church.
Matt LewisHOST
2:33
So before we get too far into the Hussites, we've talked a bit about Jan Hus speaking Czech and that being part of what is going on.
Matt LewisHOST
2:41
So where exactly is Jan Hus in the world?
Eleanor JanegaHOST
2:45
Okay, so Jan Hus is most active in Prague, and Prague then, as now, is the capital of Bohemia.
Eleanor JanegaHOST
2:51
Bohemia is one of two states that in the Middle Ages we collectively call the Czech lands.
Massimo FaggioliGUEST
43:49
Doing that in a way and with a perspective that cannot be discounted easily by anyone.
Massimo FaggioliGUEST
43:59
So here, in the middle of October, I was in Prague at the Forum 2000 conference organized by Vaclav Havel 30 years ago.
Massimo FaggioliGUEST
44:10
And I was struck, and he was struck himself by Yuval Harari, who said, I, as a Jewish gay man living in Israel, I'm surprised that I see Pope Leo is the best possible example of a public figure, religious figure, talking about A.I., So this is something that says a lot about the space that he has acquired and that he's holding in these very difficult times.
Massimo FaggioliGUEST
44:42
So he's holding that space.
Aaron LopianskyHOST
15:06
It's not something you should play with, but the idea is there were things, even let's take the morale.
Aaron LopianskyHOST
15:17
The morale was a Rav and Rashi in Prague And his firm had no readership.
Aaron LopianskyHOST
15:28
They were printed once, maybe, and that was it.
Aaron LopianskyHOST
15:30
The course was printed a little bit more later on, but this firm was not a firm that was studied.
James AltmanGUEST
9:16
And we went to Warsaw, Krakow, and Divine Mercy.
James AltmanGUEST
9:20
We went to Prague, the Divine Infant.
James AltmanGUEST
9:22
And then the last four days, we went over to...
James AltmanGUEST
9:26
Ukraine, Lviv.
speaker_0HOST
9:29
With major capacity expansions worldwide and investments in next-gen power solutions and fuel cells, Delta is looking to protect profitability and build momentum for its next phase of growth amid the AI boom.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
9:58
Walking through the streets of Prague's Old Town Square, the classic architecture unfolds everywhere you look.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
10:04
Up ahead, the famous astronomical clock puts on its hourly show.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
10:08
But if you want to know more about its history, you'll need a guide.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
10:18
Charlene Chen has accumulated a deep knowledge of the city's history over her 10 years of living in Prague.
speaker_5CORRESPONDENT
10:25
In 2022, she founded a travel agency with her friend Naomi Gan, with the goal of supporting her fellow Taiwanese expats.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:37
At the time, right after the pandemic, we felt like we wanted to create a kind of hub for students and Taiwanese people to gather.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
6:45
from his rabbi's house, and he was riding on a donkey and strolling on the bank of the river.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
6:53
Now, the Maharal, the Maharal of Prague, if you've been to the Prague, that's probably why you've heard of the Maharal, because he's famous there.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:02
You might have heard of the story of the golem.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:04
You might have been to his synagogue in Prague.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:07
If you go to Prague, it's worth going.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:11
When I was in college, people say, go to Prague so you can drink, what's it called? Absinthe? Is that what it's called? I haven't thought about it in 30 years, 25 years.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:21
Go to Prague so you can try this drink.
Shmuly YanklowitzHOST
7:23
When I was in rabbinical school, people said, go to Prague so you can go to the synagogue of the Maharal.
Tom JordanHOST
3:05
So we're going to be in that on Firework Night.
Tom JordanHOST
3:08
We're going to be in Prague.
Tom JordanHOST
3:09
We're going to be in Prague.
Tom JordanHOST
3:10
But yeah, no, it's close to Firework.
Tom JordanHOST
3:12
So hopefully there'll be a few going off.

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Sam DavisHOST
27:45
But until Saturday, up the clean sheet cherries.
Sam DavisHOST
27:49
I want a chance.
Tom JordanHOST
27:51
I'm not going to say when's Prague, though.
FreddieHOST
2:24
We have three games domestically without him.
FreddieHOST
2:28
I do wonder, does that lead to him getting a Champions League start next week against Slavia Prague? I'm not sure if that's a Wednesday or Tuesday game.
FreddieHOST
2:39
Yeah, that's Wednesday at 8 o'clock away to Prague.
FreddieHOST
2:43
I do wonder, does Max get to start there? It should be a game we can manage to win.
FreddieHOST
2:53
And you see a lot less of those type of tackles in Europe, so it might suit him a bit more.
A.D. TippettHOST
50:09
I said that I know probably most of you think I'm an SOB, but I want you to know that I understand just how you feel.
A.D. TippettHOST
50:17
He encouraged them to travel while they were young and praised the architecture of Prague and Warsaw which some of the students found bizarre.
A.D. TippettHOST
50:25
One of them told Nixon, We're not interested in what Prague looks like.
A.D. TippettHOST
50:29
We're interested in what kind of life we build in the United States.
A.D. TippettHOST
50:34
Nixon then told the students that spiritual hunger, of which all of us have, which has been the great mystery of life from the beginning of time, would not be solved by improving air quality and ending the war.
Dianne EmersonHOST
20:31
So, according to the story, the BIS returned that gold in 1948.
Dianne EmersonHOST
20:36
Then there was also the March 1939 transfer of Czechoslovakian gold to a Reich Bank account after Germany occupied Prague.
Dianne EmersonHOST
20:52
The BIS acknowledges that the transfer instructions had been issued under duress.
Dianne EmersonHOST
21:02
At the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, delegates voted to abolish the BIS, yet the bank survived, partly because European central bankers argued for its continued existence.

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