Four women historians, a world of history to unearth. Can you dig it?
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 220 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
Spooky Series. Episode # 2 of 4. If you look through recordings of country, western, and folk music ranging from the 1920s and 1930s through to present, you’ll notice a theme: songs about crime, murder, and executions are ever-present. From Grayson &... more
Spooky Szn Episode #1 of 4. How would you expect the Spanish Inquisition to treat a confessed witch? Does the suggestion conjure visions of fire, torture, and lots of murdered women? You aren’t alone - but this is a history we definitely need to unpa... more
Women's History, Episode #4 of 4. Today we're exploring one of Texas's most enduring legends - the story of the "Yellow Rose of Texas" and her supposed role in the Battle of San Jacinto. We are going to unravel the myth of “The Yellow Rose of Texas.”... more
Women Series. Episode #3 of 4. Dale Spender, a feminist literary scholar, wrote in 1980: “It is not surprising to find that there are no terms for man talk that are equivalent to chatter, natter, prattle, nag, bitch, whine, and of course, gossip, an... more
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I have been listening to this podcast for years now and I have not encountered a single episode that was not fascinating.
Some episode titles I think “how can this possibly be relevant to me?” But without fail, they tie it in to so many other aspects of the subject at hand that I learn something incredible.
11 stars, out of 5.
Please realize that you are producing content in an aural medium and learn to adjust speech sounds for microphone. Also, a little less labeling historical actors and a lot more source mentions and citations would provide the now lacking seriousness to this podcast. Edit: Lose playing recording bloopers at the end of episodes; takes away from the sincerely researched content. And one of you is still smacking your tongue inside your mouth; very distracting.
Episode on Sati: Bengal is northeast, n... more
Thank you so much for this podcast and the breadth of subjects and issues discussed! ᏩᏓ (Wado!—thank you!)
I love this podcast more than I can say. As a queer historian and someone who has studied Anne Lister for years, I have had the honor of seeing her diaries in person at the Yorkshire archives and walking the halls of Shibden Hall. This episode is one of my top ten favorite episodes you've all done.
Thank you for making history accessible and engaging to everyone. Well done 👏🏼👏🏼
Politically correct rewriting and twisting of history.
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This podcast features a group of women historians exploring diverse topics across history, often focusing on underrepresented narratives and challenging mainstream historical interpretations. A wide array of subjects is discussed, including the experiences of marginalized groups, the intersections of sex, gender, and race, and the implications of past events on contemporary society. The engaging and conversational style of the hosts not only makes complex topics accessible but also weaves in humor and personal anecdotes that enhance the listening experience, appealing to history enthusiasts as well as casual listeners.
Unique for its intersectional approach and emphasis on women's contributions to history, this podcast seeks to make histor... more
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