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Welcome to episode thirty five of our wonderfully awesome comedy and history podcast, Where You're From! Brought to you by husband and wife team, Max and Hitomi.
Max is British and Hitomi is a Japanese, Filipino, Chinese mix. Each episode we give you historical stories about each others cultures. It fun, it's educational, and it's a whole lot of funny!
In this weeks episode Max is taking us back to Japan to talk about the greatest artist the country has ever produced. The one and only Katsushika Hokusai. His name might not be familiar to you, but you've no doubt seen at least a few of his works. Rembrant was a fan. Van Gogh was positively in love with him. Hokusai led one hell of a life back in 18th century Edo. From manga to some of the greatest art the world has ever seen, find out all about Mr. Hokusai in this weeks episode!!
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Don't forget to check out our Instagram page "wyfhistorypodcast" and feel free to message us with any and all feedback!
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Welcome to episode thirty five of our wonderfully awesome comedy and history podcast, Where You're From! Brought to you by husband and wife team, Max and Hitomi.
Max is British and Hitomi is a Japanese, Filipino, Chinese mix. Each episode we give you historical stories about each others cultures. It fun, it's educational, and it's a whole lot of funny!
In this weeks episode Max is taking us back to Japan to talk about the greatest artist the country has ever produced. The one and only Katsushika Hokusai. His name might not be familiar to you, but you've no doubt seen at least a few of his works. Rembrant was a fan. Van Gogh was positively in love with him. Hokusai led one hell of a life back in 18th century Edo. From manga to some of the greatest art the world has ever seen, find out all about Mr. Hokusai in this weeks episode!!
Let's history!
***New episode every Tuesday or Friday***
Max became a sound engineer from episode 14, so much better audio quality starting from that episode. If you're new here and looking for a good episode to start on, episode 14 is a good a place as any!
Don't forget to check out our Instagram page "wyfhistorypodcast" and feel free to message us with any and all feedback!
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…
continue reading
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