A Philly History Podcast
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Places & TravelHistorySociety & Culture |
Over the past 50 years, the streets of Philadelphia have been a living laboratory for ethnographer Elijah Anderson. He’s been on the ground here since 1975 studying the people and the culture of our city. He’s published his findings in a series of gr... more
Over the past 50 years, the streets of Philadelphia have been a living laboratory for ethnographer Elijah Anderson. He’s been on the ground here since 1975 studying the people and the culture of our city. He’s published his findings in a series of gr... more
Casting a ballot on Election Day transformed into a completely different experience in the early twentieth century. Generally, voting in Philadelphia moved indoors, grew safer, more inclusive, and, maybe, a little boring. Or has it?
Our guest for th... more
Voting changed after the Civil War in the newly consolidated City of Philadelphia. More men could vote on Election Day than ever before, and the vast majority of them did, though not without deadly violence. Government corruption also expanded. The P... more
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Lori must spend a ton of time on each episode, between research on original subjects and the production value, not to mention interviews. It shows. Great if you like local history.
As a proud Philly transplant, this was exactly the kind of podcast I was hoping for to learn more about the city. Thank you!!
I hope this comes back soon! I found this podcast late. I’m a native of Philadelphia, and I always love to learn new things about the city; even the not so pretty things. Really hope this podcast returns it’s very engaging, and I always come away with new learnings.
Great podcast. I never knew before now about life in Philadelphia after the Civil War. Thanks you for this podcast. Look forward to the next one.
I was listening to the Bowery Boys and their podcast on NYC. Bring that I am from Philly I searched for something similar and found your podcast…thank you. I only listened to the first two and enjoy your narration. About to settle in and cvs listen to the rest.
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Content is focused on rich narratives surrounding Philadelphia's history, exploring pivotal events, influential figures, and the evolution of social movements over time. Episodes cover key topics such as the evolution of voting practices from colonial days through the Gilded Age, the challenges faced by various demographics in gaining voting rights, and the role of women in social reform. Features insights from educators and historians, providing a mix of storytelling and expert analysis that brings the city’s history to life, often emphasizing lesser-known events that shaped the present landscape of Philadelphia. The podcast stands out for its deep research and engaging presentation style, appealing to both history buffs and casual listene... more
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Recent guests on Found in Philadelphia include:
1. Elijah Anderson
2. Mark Brewin
3. Michael Kahn
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