Lectures in History
C-SPANGo back to school with the country's top professors lecturing on a variety of topics in American history. New episodes posted every Saturday evening. From C-SPAN, the network that brings you "After Words" and "C-SPAN's The Weekly" podcasts.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 469 | Founded | 12 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryPoliticsNews | |||
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- Would love more balanced selection of lectures
Would be fascinating to hear lectures from all political spectrums rather than just one.
Apple Podcasts2Bojado72
United Statesa month ago - Slanted
Sad to see our students only getting a one sided view of history. I used to enjoy these even if I had a different perspective. Please bring in some more conservative voices to balance.
Apple Podcasts2Jim&Karmi MiddlemissUnited States2 months ago - Mixed feelings
Content is good but has a clear slant that at times becomes excessive - I can watch CNN if I want a totally leftist view of history. Particularly the cult lecture. As a psychologist I worked those events without agenda - the Professor clearly did not. Reading and philosophizing second hand is easy - we can all bat a 1000 as a Monday morning analyst, but to contemplate more fully all factors at play during real world events would trump the arm chair quarterbacking. A more centered apolitical ... more
Apple Podcasts3Wills MomsterUnited States3 months ago - Content is solid
The content is solid, and the topic extremely important and interesting. However, the lecture would be so much better without the constant insertion of the word. “Right” it’s equivalent to a teenager constantly saying the word like it’s far more interesting without the constant insertion, which is distracting a bibliography would be very useful as well. very interesting topic nonetheless.
Apple Podcasts4Drjohn60United States3 months ago - The People’s Revisionist History
Slant it till it becomes truth in the minds of the woke sheep. Propaganda so thick you gotta wear hip boots.
Apple Podcasts1Lunatopia ProductionsUnited States6 months ago
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