Walk through time with Harmonia. Here the stories of History’s Arrow and The Golden Thread are woven together in the order they happened, so the seekers and the shapers of each age sit side by side. Choose an episode and let the centuries unfold, one after another.
Note to listenerthis sorting of our episodes is done by circa, but the original episodes were done in a random order - the intros and out roll comments will not agree with the presentation order here
- Matilda Joslyn Gage: Standing Outside the GateCirca: 1886 - Matilda Joslyn Gage
- Emmeline B. Wells and the Vote That VanishedCirca: 1887 - Emmeline B. Wells
- The Golden Thread: Lottie Moon and the Fabric of EqualityCirca: 1888 - Lottie Moon
- Jane Addams: The Quiet Architecture of ResponsibilityCirca: 1889 - Jane Addams
- They Were Not Given Authority, But They Claimed ResponsibilityCirca: 1889 - Jane Addams
- The Sheikh of Brougham TerraceCirca: 1889 - Abdullah Quilliam
- Frances Willard and the Bicycle Named GladysCirca: 1890 - Frances Willard
- Rev. John Henry Barrows: The Door He OpenedCirca: 1893 - John Henry Barrows
- Harriet Morison: The Factory DoorCirca: 1893 - Harriet Morison
- The Far Edge of the Wall: Meri Mangakāhia and the Parliament That Already KnewCirca: 1893 - Meri Mangakāhia
- Sisters and Brothers of AmericaCirca: 1893 - Swami Vivekananda
- The Seed and the CrossingCirca: 1893 - Virchand Gandhi
- Jenkin Lloyd Jones and the Parliament of ReligionsCirca: 1893 - Jenkin Lloyd Jones
- Kate Sheppard and the Petition That Wouldn't Stop UnrollingCirca: 1893 - Kate Sheppard
- The Girl Whose Name Was Written DownCirca: 1894 - Tien Fuh Wu
- Half a Sack of FlourCirca: 1894 - Jane Manning James
- Sarah Farmer and the Founding of GreenacreCirca: 1894 - Sarah Farmer
- The Late Arrival: Martha Hughes Cannon and the Vote She Turned Into WorkCirca: 1896 - Martha Hughes Cannon
- Two Wings of One Bird: Adolf von Harnack and the Kernel of FaithCirca: 1900 - Adolf von Harnack
- The Woman Who Wrote It DownCirca: 1908 - Josephine Clara Goldmark
- The Life That Was the ArgumentCirca: 1911 - Louis George Gregory
- Rufus Jones: The Quiet Light That Moved the WorldCirca: 1917 - Rufus Jones
- Meyan KhatunCirca: 1920 - Meyan Khatun
- Toyohiko Kagawa: A Light in the RainCirca: 1920 - Toyohiko Kagawa
- The Pagoda Builder: Bo Min Gaung and the Sacred That SurvivesCirca: 1920 - Bo Min Gaung