For millions of years, the two main hemispheres of planet earth were separated by an impassible ocean. North/South America and Eurasia/Africa, two divergent ecosystems, food chains, and human civilizations. . . Then one day in 1492, a guy named Columbus passed that impassible ocean, and began the momentous and tumultuous process of bringing the Old World and the New World back together, into one.
Human civilization and the ecosystems of earth itself would never be the same.
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Theme music by Michael Levy of Ancient Lyre. This rendition of the Hurian Hymn and the whole album “An Ancient Lyre” and much more is available from all major digital music stores and streaming sites.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
harvard.edu; The Columbian Exchange: A History of Disease, Food, and Ideas
Giancarlo Casale; The Ottoman Age of Exploration
ANTHROCHEF 
Anthrochef,
Love the show!
I’d say keep on going into modern times but don’t hesitate to time travel as needed and in depth as needed when covering a specific topic.
Dave
Silver Lake, Ohio
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