Greetings all, I want to follow up on the post Yelena started about where to go with H-Podcast next. So my intention here is to start a discussion about things we can be doing and something I am interested in seeing is a Podcast Reviews program.
Greetings podcast enthusiasts!
I'm not sure how many subscribers on here study podcasting, but I recently came across a special issue of the Journal of Radio & Audio Media (22, no. 2, 2015) containing the symposium "Podcasting: A Decade in the Life of a 'New' Audio Medium," available online here. Lots of good subjects for discussion on there, including a piece about history podcasts.
Dear all,
Greetings all,
This week at the In The Past Lane history podcast, we take up some timely questions: Who was Harriet Tubman and why did the U.S. Treasury Dept. choose her as the first woman to appear on the $20 bill? And why has President Andrew Jackson been demoted to the backside of the bill? Along the way, we’ll speak with the historian who literally wrote the book on Harriet Tubman, historian Catherine Clinton. We’ll also check in with historian Stephanie Yuhl in our History Skinny segment where we discuss history that’s made headlines.
Breaking History, a World History Podcast
Episode 3: Food History with Dr. Rick Warner, President of the World History Association
Greetings, podcast enthusiasts! I would like to share a newly launched podcast from the H-Law network about legal history and legal historians produced by podcaster Siobhan Barco.
