Four women historians, a world of history to unearth. Can you dig it?
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 187 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture |
Celebrating Elizabeth's Book: Episode #1 of 4. Dear listener, we’ve got a special episode for you today. Our producer, Elizabeth Garner Masarik, just published her first book, The Sentimental State: How Women-Led Reform Built the American Welfare Sta... more
5 Cs, No 6 Cs of History Series. Continuity. Episode #4 of 4. Pretend it’s 500 BCE and you know nothing about modern, scientific medicine. You know nothing about anatomy or biochemistry or microbes. How would you approach the art of healing your love... more
The 6 Cs of History: Continuity, Episode #3 of 4. Starting in the late 1990s, historians like Deborah Simonton and Judith Bennett argued that if we take a step back a look at the longue duree of women’s history, the evidence suggests that even as Eur... more
The 6 Cs of History, Continuity: Episode #2 of 4. In this final series on the 5- nope, 6 - C’s of historical thinking, we’re considering the concept of continuity. We’re much more accustomed to thinking about history as the study of change over time,... more
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I’ve never been a history buff and honestly hated it in school. This podcast has definitely changed my attitude towards knowledge of the past. The topics presented are interesting and always explained well with humor thrown in. I anxiously await the next episodes!
I am not a pod cast person, until I found Dig! Its eye opening and packed full of interesting and important information. Such a great podcast.
I love listening to this podcast while I’m working. The jobs that I work allow me to wear headphones and this podcast is usually what I choose to listen to because I always learn so much!! I also really appreciate how they try to talk about underdiscussed issues and take a more intersectional and feminist approach to history. I’ve also sent Buffalo-related episodes to my dad because our family is originally from there and he enjoyed them too! He’s not usually a podcast guy. I’ve been listening t... more
I’m so grateful to have an example of what history study can be! When I was in middle school I was fascinated by ancient history but didn’t really go beyond the Western narrative of fun picture books, and when I was in high school I found myself questioning the purpose of history class when we get a tiny sliver of events which I found biased and uninteresting. Now I really appreciate history for all it can teach us, now that I learn about events in the context of what was going on around the tim... more
This is the best history podcast!! Every episode is fun and educational! I had the blessing to be able to meet the wonderful people who do these in a zoom call for my early America class in undergrad, and used these podcasts for that class, it helped so much! These are my go to listen to for understanding issues or learning about time periods and issues.
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