In the first episode of the podcast from “A History of the World in 100 Objects” the director of the British Museum tells talks about the mummy case, which belongs to Hornedjitef, a priest from Ancient Egypt.
It’s a fifteen minutes fifteen-minute podcast, and about five minutes narrator just tells about all cycle of programs, its main goal and about next program, of which the first five minutes are spent focusing on the podcast in general, its main goal and the next episode.

The podcast itself began with the sound of an exploding star, which existed thousands of years ago. Ancient people could hear its dead voice, and we can hear it now – it is a thin link between generations of our civilization.
We can’t discover something anything substantial about Hornedjifef: he had a problems with his back and suffered from pain; he also has had some amulets and spells, and even the a map inside his coffin – with its help a priest should navigate in the afterlife. And that’s all.
The main idea of the podcast is that there is a connection between all human kind. We aren’t separated human beings, we all have a common history and common legacy, which pick up us together. (?)

    Notes: I am not entirely sure what the text is about, so there might be some more corrections needed, but I didn't want to ruin the facts of the text. Not sure what you mean by that last part of the last sentence, I'm sorry. Hope this helps a little!