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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

Historian Elizabeth Hinton explores W.E.B. Du Bois's 1935 magnum opus Black Reconstruction. We also hear from Eric Foner, Chad Williams, Sue Mobley, and Kendra Field. The AHR chose not to review Black Reconstruction when it was first published. A rev... more
What if historians could own up to their mistakes? Or learn to see their mistakes not as weaknesses to be hidden but as a necessary part of the process of growth and discovery? That is what a recent special edition of the History Unclassified section... more
Historian Alexis Dudden and graphic artist Kim Inthavong discuss their collaborative work on history, memory, and activism in Okinawa, Japan. Their piece, "Okinawa: Territory as Monument," appeared in the History Lab section of the September 2022 iss... more
We kick of season 4 with a miniseries titled "State of the Field for Busy Teachers." In four brief episodes we offer teachers—or really anyone crunched for time—a rapid review of a field of historical scholarship, including how the field has evolved,... more
This next installment in our series "State of the Field for Busy Teachers" features historian Ned Blackhawk on the state of the field of Native American History.
This next installment in our series "State of the Field for Busy Teachers" features historian Don Romesburg on the state of the field of LGBTQ+ History.
This final installment in our series "State of the Field for Busy Teachers" features historian Walter Greason on the state of the field of Graphic History.
In this final episode of season 3, we talk with Kate Carpenter, creator and host of the podcast Drafting the Past, which explores the craft of writing history, and researcher of the history of storm chasing in the U.S. We examine the many angles on h... more
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Exploring contemporary historical discourse, this series engages with a variety of scholars and educators who shed light on significant themes in historical studies today. Common topics include the challenges and triumphs within specific fields like African, Native American, LGBTQ+, and environmental history, as well as broader concepts such as resilience, the impact of mistakes in historical writing, and the importance of inclusive narratives. The discussions frequently include innovative approaches to history, such as the use of digital tools and graphic narratives, aiming to make history teaching more accessible and engaging. With a rich array of voices, the series not only reflects on past experiences but also looks at the evolving meth... more
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Recent guests on History in Focus include:
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2. Conor Heffernan
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