History for the Reckoning
Spencer FordA podcast that dives deep into uncomfortable history; the kinds of stories we need to learn so they’re never repeated.
Each season we'll dig into a history that we've misremembered, tried not to think hard about, or even tried to erase. Through interviews with historians, scholars, artists, and people who lived the history firsthand, we'll learn with the depth each topic deserves.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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Legal scholars Lorraine Bannai and Peggy Nagae join us to explain the follow up to the disastrous Supreme Court cases related to Japanese Incarceration, and how a scrap of justice was finally found through an obscure legal procedure known as Coram No... more
John Tateishi, author and activist who was integral to the struggle for Redress and Reparations by Japanese Americans after WWII, comes on to tell us the whole history of the movement, that ended in incredible success as the US Government acknowledge... more
Legal scholar Lorraine Bannai comes on the show to discuss the four cases related to the Concentration Camps and the events the kicked off the Incarceration of Japanese Americans that ended up before the United States Supreme Court.
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Historian Eric Muller joins us to tell us the nuts and bolts of HOW the Incarceration happened.
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Frank Abe told us from a high level about the various ways Japanese Americans resisted the government's unconstitutional acts, and this week we'll zoom in on one story of resistance, that of Frank Emi, courtesy of Densho.
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Filmmaker, author and activist Frank Abe tells us the varied ways in which Japanese Americans resisted the US government's unconstitutional acts committed against Japanese Americans during WWII.
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This week we take a breather, step back, and let our friends at History Daily describe the Incarceration in its entirety in under twenty minutes. They do an amazing job, and I hope the zoomed out perspective will help us keep in mind the beginning fr... more
As Claudia Katayanagi shared in her interview, thousands of Japanese Latinos were plucked from their homes and countries to be shipped to the United States during WWII, where they remained in concentration camps often until several years after the wa... more
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The program centers on rigorous examination of difficult histories, particularly state power, civil liberties, and the lived experiences of those affected by policy. Across episodes, listeners hear from historians, legal scholars, survivors, and activists who unpack how wartime decisions were justified, implemented, and later reevaluated, often tying past events to contemporary debates about rights, redress, and memory. Notable threads include the mechanisms of mass detention, the legal rationales behind executive actions, the roles of government agencies and community organizations, and the ongoing work to memorialize and achieve justice for those impacted. The show often pairs archival storytelling with first-hand testimony and scholarly ... more
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Recent guests on History for the Reckoning include:
1. Eric Muller
2. Frank Emi
3. Jad Abumrad
4. Frank Abe
5. Libia Hideko Yamamoto
6. Claudia Katayanagi
7. Chizu Omori
8. Emily Inouye Huey
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