Produced by podcaster Siobhan Barco for the H-Law network, this series interviews legal historians and touches on all areas of legal history. The first episode interviews Mary Ziegler, author of After Roe: The Lost History of the Abortion Debate.
This is an interview podcast produced by the moderators and users of the Reddit community r/AskHistorians who speak with flaired r/AskHistorians users and outside historians about a wide variety of historical subjects, often tying in discussions from the subreddit itself. A great example of a podcast bridging the academic/popular audience divide.
From CBC Radio, 5 podcasts that cover landmark stories from Olympic Games throughout the years.
A podcast for women, by women that dicusses social, political and hisorical issues that revolve around women. Topics include, women in music, abortion rights, and feminsim. This podcast is produced by The Irish Times and hosted by Kathy Sheridan.
Conversation with Timothy Stewart-Winter on his new book Queer Clout: Chicago and the Rise of Gay Politics published by Univeristy of Pennsylvania Press.
Podcast conversations with authors of new books in women, gender and sexuality.
A podcast produced by the Center on U.S.-China Relations at the Asia Society, the Sinica Podcast is a weekly English-language show hosted by Kaiser Kuo, Jeremy Goldkorn, and occasional guests discussing current affairs and social, cultural, and political issues in China.
A podcast shared by H-DC that explores the lingusitics of Washington D.C. This episode was reported by Matthew S. Schawrtz and produced by WAMU 88.5.
A podcast series from NPR about race and how it has impacted the country. Listen to experts and activist converse about events and topics such a race riots and civil rights moments. Race Matters was produced by the Univeristy of Ohklahoma and hosted by Merelyn Bell.
A compliation of podcasts from hosted by various CNN reporters and analyst. These podcasts focus on the impact of Brexit and how the UK's decision will impact the world.
A bi-weekly blog on the intersection between food, race, gender, and class.
A daily 'on this day in history' podcast, written and hosted by an award-winning history teacher. Focusing on one specific event from that day, each 3-minute episode aims to give a concise account of its causes, course and consequences.
Did you know Andrew Jackson once threw a dinner party where guests ate nothing but cheese?
That a 17th century pope once spent $25,000 on sugar sculptures?
More Perfect is Radiolab's first spin-off series. This seven-part series discusses some of the U.S. Supreme Court's most interesting and difficult cases. More Perfect is hosted by Jad Abumrad and produced by WNYC Studios.
Professor Buzzkill is an exciting blog and podcast that explores history myths in an illuminating, entertaining, and humorous way. Professor Buzzkill is hosted by Oxford historian, Joseph Coohill.
