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Wanted to open up the sounds of it to the rest of the world, and theres no reason why these beautiful sounds cant appear more in pop and regular music. you may recognise the sound in this missy elliott track. he aims to make these to order for around £1200 a piece — around four times the cost of a traditional tabla. that was absolutely brilliant! thank you so much for your time. im literally going to be sitting in front of the television practising this. lets meet up and some more! lets defin...

He aims to make these to order for around £1200 a piece — around four times the cost of a traditional tabla. that was absolutely brilliant! thank you so much for your time. im literally going to be sitting in front of the television practising this. lets meet up and some more! lets definitely do that. bye! that is so brilliant, but im afraid that it for our special clickmas special. itll be back to normal next year. the show that follows clickmas normally is a look back to our last 12 months,...

Exactly the same. plays tabla. there we go. plays tabla. this is amazing! the amount of work that will have gone into creating a machine that can just do that, i am astounded... it depends on how much surface area your finger is hitting. they will measure the geography about exactly where your fingers are, plus, the amount of pressure that you are applying. no wonder it took five years to make! so what drove you to create an electronic version? the traditional tabla is really bulky and heavy, it...

Of influenza, which had declined, has broken out in a new and most disquieting manner. but that was overshadowed, this time by the fierce negotiations between the heads of the united states, great britain, france, and italy. known as the big four, they were trying to negotiate how to settle peace terms with germany. >> when the war ended and peace talks were approaching, what was wilsons stance on the germans going into these talks? because he famously talked about peace without victory. >> wood...

From back then that could have been applied today. >> the lesson from 1918 were pretty clear. the first is to tell the truth. >> if you dont tell people the truth, you are going to cause lives. it happened in 1918, i believe it happened again to us in this pandemic. >> this is saying from robert her wo sherwood who worked for fdr that most of the time you can keep the president in a portrait of on your desk, you dont have to worry about what hes doing but in a time of crisis, thats when people b...

>> 200,000 people are in the streets. days later, every hospital bed in philadelphia was filled. and philadelphia had a lot of hospitals. >> it became a superspreader event? >> it was the mother of all superspreader events in 1918. and philadelphia was probably the hardest hit. they knew it was coming. they should have seen it coming. they shouldnt have allowed this parade. they did, because again, priorities. what were the priorities? the war effort, and selling these war bonds. >> when i was r...

>> it is a fascinating idea, that whether something like the flu changed the course of history in terms of the rise of naziism. if germany hadnt been punished so punitively, would there have been such dissatisfaction and anger in germany. >> history is something that is a cycle of events. so the fact that the treaty of versailles had such draconian provisions, the fact that it demanded so many economic sanctions and humiliation, really, for germany, they argue, historians do, that it contributed...

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Its published, mysterious disease strikes spain, the king of spain was sick. they shut down the transit system in madrid. that news report went to england, and then from there on, thats about may of 1918, it becomes the spanish flu, at least in the english speaking world. >> historian, doris kearns goodwin said president wood row wilson was concerned about anything that would hurt the war effort. >> you talked about how the influenza is barely mentioned when you read about woodrow wilson as pres...

>> reporter: the east texas crowd was canny enough to document their dealings with the mysterious mr. john. they even had a picture of him in his fancy car. wait till you see it -- its a stunner. coming up. >> who was this infamous mr. john? its the biggest twist of all. >> i was in disbelief. it was so farfetched. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin,