A narrative nonfiction podcast chronicling the people and events leading up to the attacks of September 11th, 2001.
Categories: History, News, Society & Culture
Tags: 9/11, afghanistan, Al Qaeda, american history, national security, new york, Osama bin Laden, Pentagon, Politics, Shanksville, terrorism, war
More than 154 million treasures fill the Smithsonian’s vaults. But where the public’s view ends, Sidedoor begins. With the help of biologists, artists, historians, archaeologists, zookeepers and astrophysicists, host Lizzie Peabody sneaks listeners through the Smithsonian’s side door, telling stories that can’t be heard anywhere else. Check out si.edu/sidedoorand follow @SidedoorPod for more info.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: african american history and culture, air and space, american history, ART19, DC, exhibit, exhibits, History, History of the World, megan detrie, museum, national museum, national zoo, natural history, pop culture, postal museum, science, sidedoor, smithsonian, the smithsonian, tony cohn, washington, zoo
A look at history one year at a time, from as many angles as possible. Famous people, infamous people, obscure people; wars, revolutions, peace treaties, art, science, sports, religion. The big picture, in an entertaining podcast package. The complete first season of The Year That Was is now available. However, the podcast is now on hiatus. What happens next? That’s a very good question! I’ll let you know as soon as I’ve figured it out for myself. Thanks to everyone who has listened and reached out. This has been enormous fun. Keep in touch! — Elizabeth
Categories: History, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, art, art history, cultural history, european history, History, Literature, science, world history
A celebration of The United States of America as we approach our 250th anniversary. This daily show will present a complete linear history of our country told year by year across 250 episodes, beginning in 1776. The goal is to foster a deeper love and understanding of America. This is Our Story. I hope you enjoy the show!
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Categories: Education, History
Tags: 250 years of USA, 250yearsofUSA, America, America 250, american, american history, Education, family friendly, Founding Fathers, History, Patriot, patriotic, U.S.A., United States, USA
Hosted by Dr. Karen Bellinger, the Working Over Time podcast examines society through the lens of work, over time and across cultures. If you‘re a fellow time traveler who loves history and epic storytelling, you‘ve found the right time machine. Produced by LittleFire, Past Preservers, and Dr. Karen Bellinger. Follow us on Twitter @WorkingOTSeries. We‘re also on Patreon: www.patreon.com/workingovertime
Categories: History, Science, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, ancient history, anthropology, Archaeology, archeology, careers, contemporary society, craftsmanship, culture and society, economics, economy, Employers, employment, Entertainment, global, global history, History, industry, jobs, Journal, Journals, sociology, storytelling, Technology, time-travel, Trades, us history, work, working, workplaces, world history
From six-time New York Times bestselling author Joe Garner, and based on his groundbreaking multimedia book, “We Interrupt This Broadcast,” comes a 12-episode, audio docu-series hosted by broadcast legend Bill Kurtis, and narrated by NBC’s Brian Williams. Each episode unfolds with the brisk pace and tone of a thriller while presenting an in-depth look into the reporting of, and reaction to, the extraordinary events that became the benchmarks of the American story. It is said that “breaking news” is the first draft of history. “We Interrupt This Broadcast” marks the first time the stories of these historical broadcast news events are told exclusively by the broadcasters and TV journalists whose work created those drafts in real-time.
Credits
Hosted by Bill Kurtis & Narrated by Brian Williams
Created, produced and directed by Joe Garner
Written by Mark Rowland, Brian Williams, Colin Madine, and Joe Garner
Sound engineering and design by Paul Bahr, Peachtree Sound
Additional audio engineering provided by Beowulf Rochlen, Two Squared Media Productions
Website and graphics designed by George Vasilopoulos, 921 Associates
Executive Producers are Brian Williams, Ron Hartenbaum, Scott Calka, and Joe Garner
A very special thank you to Donna LaPietra and Diane Anello
A Production of i4 Media Ventures, LLC
www.weinterruptthisbroadcast.org
Categories: History, News, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, broadcast, History, journalism, News, radio, television
American History is discussed and reviewed with cause and effect relationships and long term implications. This is part of a larger series of podcasts and videos available at www.buschistory.net and also available on You Tube under Buschistory.
Categories: Arts
Tags: american history, AP US History, Buschistory, David Busch, review
Historian Richard Brookhiser joins constitutional scholar Luke Thompson to examine thirteen historical documents and recount their role in the development of liberty.
Categories: Government, History
Tags: american history, Conservatism, conservative, History, national review
Almost History. Always incredible. What if … ? Almost History tells the amazing true stories behind the aborted missions, cancelled plans, utopian dreams, failed revolutions and hubristic designs that didn’t quite make it from the drawing board to change the real world. Rescued from the footnotes, archives and passing references, each episode explores what almost happened and explains why it didn’t.
Categories: History, Science, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, British History, Counterfactual, History, Non-fiction, nonfiction, spoken word, world history
A chaotic poet and an ordered financier make sense of our postmodern world from the Heart of America: Wisconsin
Categories: History, Society & Culture
Tags: a peoples history of the united states, America, american history, howard zinn, morality, Philosophy
History and legends of America’s strangest, coolest, and spookiest Roadside Attractions, tourist traps and local museums.
Categories: History, Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, americana, architecture, folklore, frank lloyd wright, haunted, informational, interesting, road trip, roadside attractions, short, spooky, supernatural, tourism, tourist traps, travel, weird
Sports History This Week brings to life moments in competition that redefined sports and our culture. Every week, host Kaelen Jones will unpack one sporting event that occurred within that calendar week sometime in the past. Through gripping narratives, illustrative archival and interviews with athletes and experts, Jones will guide listeners through the pivotal triumphs, failures and turning points that shaped today’s sports world and beyond.
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Categories: Society & Culture, Sports
Tags: american history, baseball, BASKETBALL, Football, History, hockey, Kaelen Jones, MLB, nba, NCAA, nfl, nhl, OLYMPICS, soccer, Sports history
Have You Heard This One? is a sound-rich music anthology series dedicated to telling the stories of overlooked artists, fascinating characters, under-represented voices, funny moments, important events, forgotten chapters of history, and some of the greatest music stories seldom told. Each episode is hosted by a different journalist taking listeners on a deep dive into the heart of music and fandom.
Produced by an all-woman team, the stories range from epic to hilarious, poignant to shocking or downright strange. Whether told in one episode or over the span of a few, each story will leave you asking your friends, “Have You Heard This One?”
Categories: Music
Tags: american history, americana, country, electronic music, etymology, hip-hop, historiography, History, lgbtq+ musicians, lgbtqia, marginalized communities, music, music history, nevermind, pitchfork, punk, queer artist, record label, rolling stone, songs, true stories
I Love Muzzleloading™ is dedicated to sharing the news, history, and personal stories of the people that know and love Muzzleloading. From the traditional craftspeople building from scratch, to modern manufacturers pushing the limits of engineering, we love muzzleloading. Visit Ilovemuzzleloading.com to learn more or foll ow us on social media for daily updates
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Today we’re talking with 18th century artist and knifemaker Steve Auvenshine about his history in muzzleloading and how his life as a Kentucky state trooper started him down a muzzleloading path that started with a CVA kit and lead to Hollywood production. Steve is credited for 13 movies/tv shows, including 1923, Pale Blue Eye, Jurassic World, and Crossbones with one more on the way. You’ve seen his work hanging from the belts of Chris Pratt and the Rock and he’s quite possibly cleaned the most muzzleloaders featured on the silver screen.
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Steve’s IMDB Page with a list of all the productions he’s been involved with: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2935660/
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American Bladesmith Society (ABS): https://www.americanbladesmith.org/
Conversation Time Stamps:
0:25 Steve’s start in Muzzleloading
9:48 Early Artistic Research
18:35 Steve Auvenshine’s Independent Work Process
14:30 Artistic Principles in Knifemaking
28:00 Making a Bowie knife for Duane “The Rock” Johnson
37:45 Making a knife for Sir Patrick Stewart on “Piccard”
45:20 From Kentucky Trooper to Knife Maker/ First Hollywood Job “Master and Commander”
57:18 Armorer on Netflix’s Pale Blue Eye
01:00:00 Historic Accuracy in Hollywood
01:10:00 Classes and Education Opportunities
01:11:47 Where to find Steve’s work
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Tags: american history, antique arms, blackpowder, blackpowder hunting, cap and ball, firearms history, flintlock, flintlocks, History, Hunting, i love muzzleloading, muzzle loaders, muzzle loading, muzzleloading
OUT HERE is a folklore series determined to bring America together. It’s a love letter to people whose voices deserve to be heard.
Categories: History, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, archive, detroit, everyday americans, everyday people, folklore, folklore series, indigenous people, kyana gordon, marginalized people, michigan, new mexico, oral history, out here folklore, out here folklore series, out here show, out here with kyana gordon, west virginia, Zora Neale Hurston
A podcast about the history of the indigenous peoples of America.
Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, american indian, americas, History, indigenous, latin american history, native American
Welcome to a refreshingly casual take on history podcasts. Join Kat and Kaleigh as they share their favorite stories from history – the odd, the funny, the forgotten, and the often misunderstood. But fair warning, this is not your average history lecture. New episodes every Tuesday! Contact us! Twitter: @TINAHLpodcast Email: thisisnotahistorylecture@gmail.com
Tags: american history, casual history, Comedy, european history, History, story-telling, women's history, world history
A modern U.S. history podcast about the events that spanned the Baby Boomer generation’s lifespan & that are still relevant to people today, especially to Millennials. Unlike some history podcasts, this podcast follows the national story in a chronological manner, starting in 1946. Most episodes are around a half-hour to 45 minutes in length. Each episode covers one year, possibly going all the way up to the present. You can e-mail the show here, we would love your feedback!: boomertomillennial @t outlook.com
Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, boomers, cold war, educational podcast, History, Millennials, Podcast, us history
That Wasn’t In My Textbook is our history podcast that helps us uncover the things we always wished we learned from that boring bulky textbook. This is the history class you never knew you wanted and that you don’t want to miss. This history podcast includes dynamic research topics, Toya’s cultural commentary and interviews with culture creators and entrepreneurs that speak to the ‘History of’ a topic from the history of police to the history of cannabis. In each episode of this history podcast learn alongside Toya, who picks out-of-the-textbook history topics, talk about lies our teacher taught us, provoke powerful conversations, and give you those unfiltered history and opinions – you know, the ones you might get in trouble for in class. Basically, if MTV Decoded, the History Channel and Anthony Bourdain spent their time debunking history and had a love child, it would be this podcast – That Wasn’t In My Textbook.
Categories: Education, History, Society & Culture
Tags: american history, arts & culture, black art & culture, black history, bopic history, History, history podcast, lies my teacher told me, that wasn't in my textbook, toya from harlem
Welcome to Innovative History, a podcast that explores new directions in historical research and storytelling. Innovative History is hosted by Fulton Bryant-Anderson and Mike Halvorson, two historians at Pacific Lutheran University. Together, the team investigates the most creative approaches to teaching and learning history, including using video games to study the past, musicians as agents of historical change, and the impact of new technologies on research. For more information, visit https://innovativehistory.org/.
Categories: History, Society & Culture, Technology
Tags: american history, Education, Fulton Bryant-Anderson, gaming, History, Innovation, innovative, journalism, media studies, Mike Halvorson, plu, Technology, u.s. history, university, video games, western history, willie dunn