podcasts

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• SOURCE: Chris Riback's Conversations
  10/18/19
  

  Julie Hirschfeld Davis & Michael D. Shear: Inside Trump’s Assault on Immigration

  by Chris Riback

  But it turns out, the immigration story — the historical American experience and the current realities — serves as an incredibly useful way to consider the entire Trump presidency: Obsession, chaos, fear, depravity, and yet – meaningful, important, and potentially-lasting change that has shifted not only how the world views America, but how we view ourselves.

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• SOURCE: Indiana Gazette
  10/15/19
  

  Historians Allison Horrocks and Mary Mahoney bring history to life in podcast

  After inviting listeners to step into a historical world on each episode, Horrocks and Mahoney launch into debates about the problematic aspects of American Girl, draw links to pop culture and talk about the lessons that the characters learn.

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• SOURCE: Chris Riback's Conversations
  9/27/19
  

  James Poniewozik: How the Trump Show Happened

  by Chris Riback

  “Follow the media culture of America over the course of Trump’s career, and you will understand better how Trump happened. Follow how Trump happened and you will understand better what we became.” 

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• SOURCE: NCPH
  9/11/19
  

  Jim McGrath on Podcasts and Public History

  by Jim McGrath

  "This post is a reflection on my ongoing experiences with podcasts as a listener, creator, and collaborator."

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• SOURCE: NPR Codeswitch
  8/30/19
  

  Robert Vinson and Jennifer Allen Quoted in NPR Article: What Do You Call The 'Anniversary' Of A Disaster?

  For Vinson, a word like "remembrance" is the best fit to describe how people are looking back.

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• 9/1/19
  

  The Value of History Podcasts: An Interview with Historian and Podcaster Mike Duncan

  by Scott Benigno

  "Wherever we’re headed history will always thrive.”

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• SOURCE: Roll Call
  8/21/19
  

  Senate Historian Daniel S. Holt Featured on Political Theatre Podcast

  Holt discusses duels, bathtubs and other Senate mysteries.

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• SOURCE: Chris Riback's Conversations
  Accessed 8/9/19
  

  2 New Podcast Episodes Discuss How the Republican Party became the Party of Trump and CIA "Black Sites"

  Chris Riback in conversation with Tim Alberta and Philip Mudd.

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• SOURCE: A Correction: A Podcast
  7/26/19
  

  Historian David Carlin Discusses Teaching the Treaty of Versailles on Podcast

  The hosts speak with David Carlin about why we need to reexamine the legacy of the Treaty of Versailles on its 100th anniversary.

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• SOURCE: Chris Riback’s Conversations
  7/5/19
  

  Explaining Putin’s World: A Conversation with Angela Stent

  How is today’s polarized, disrupted world one in which Russia can thrive?

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• 7/2/19
  

  12 History Podcasts You Should Be Listening To

  by Andrew Fletcher

  No matter what your historical interests, there's a podcast for you.

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• SOURCE: The Bulwark Podcast
  6/25/19
  

  Kevin Kruse Discuses Revisionist History on the Bulwark Podcast

  Princeton professor and famed #Twitterstorian Kevin M. Kruse discuss revisionist history on the right and many more issues in politics.

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• SOURCE: Big Brains Podcast
  Accessed 6/20/19
  

  Trump and the Changing Power of the Presidency with William Howell

  One of the leading scholars on the American presidency gives us insight into the Trump era, the history of impeachment, and the power of the office.

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• SOURCE: NPR
  6/18/19
  

  NPR Identifies 4th Attacker In the Civil Rights-Era Cold Case of James Reeb's Murder

  A four-year NPR investigation, led by Alabama-based reporters Chip Brantley and Andrew Beck Grace, found an eyewitness to the attack who has never spoken publicly about what she saw. 

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• 3/31/19
  

  E-Carceration: Are Digital Prisons The Future?

  by Christopher Twarowski

  Digital “shackles” have been utilized by the U.S. criminal justice system for more than 30 years but their use has increased a whopping 140 percent throughout the past decade.

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• SOURCE: Patheos
  

  How Podcasts Help Historians “Speak to a Larger Public”

  And 5 historical podcasts you don't want to miss!

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• SOURCE: Columbia Journalism Review
  2/11/19
  

  A new journalism podcast looks to history to counter ‘objectivity’

  "For reporters from underrepresented communities—reporters of color, queer and transgender reporters, disabled reporters, poor reporters—taking a neutral stance on their own humanity isn’t an option."

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• SOURCE: NPR
  1/31/19
  

  NPR Creates First History Podcast: 'Throughline'

  "We want to bring history to life and make it feel urgent," said co-host Rund Abdelfatah.