"The Historian's Table" believes that taking an honest look at history means taking an honest look at ourselves. We go straight to the historian because history cannot be separated from those who write it.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryHistorySociety & Culture |
History is murky. It is full of contradictions and complications, and it is important to accept this reality. In the season finale, we head to Missoula, Montana, where Diego, Julian, and Charles meet up to talk about life, history, and being honest w... more
We sometimes ignore parts of our past that we are ashamed of, but if we are being honest with ourselves and with history, we have to face and acknowledge these things. In this episode, Diego and Julian look to their childhoods in Nashville, and Diego... more
Honest history requires humanizing the people involved. Diego and Julian travel to Nashville to visit William, Diego's dad, so we can get to know Diego better by learning about this man that had such a big impact on him. As we contextualize Diego's o... more
The identities we seek are not always the identities find. In Diego's travels to China, Thailand, and Spain in search of a sense of belonging, he finds community in unexpected places. These experiences influenced Diego's research as he considered how... more
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I truly enjoyed this show. I listened to this at the same time I was studying Psalm 51 in the Bible, in which King David admits to having done some very wrong thing. Honest history shows people as wonderful and broken, beautiful and wrong, all mixed up together. It’s painful, and fraught with glory, and very real. Thanks to the host, the historian, and the musician for bringing their friendship, experiences, and insights to the table to share about their personal histories and the history of Asi... more
Awesome podcast! Great for anyone with curiosity and self awareness
Absolutely loved this. I super appreciate the willingness to hold space for complexities and how important that is. Helped me reflect on my own life and challenge myself in how I approach things going forward.
What a great series! I very much enjoyed the vignette approach, toggling between big-picture observations about history and personal narratives about searching for meaning and identity. It was quite effective and helped me learn more about the endlessly complex story of this place where we live. Thanks to the whole team!
One more comment. As difficult as your challenges were in grade school, they also shaped you, forcing you to seek answers. The hardest thing as a parent is to watch your kid f... more
this is the race identity show. if you like stories based on race and about race you and obessed with race and its the most important thing to you and you cant stop thinking about race then you might enjoy this
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The content focuses on the multifaceted histories of marginalized communities, especially Asians in America, by intertwining personal narratives with broader historical contexts. Episodes explore themes such as cultural identity, colonialism, and the implications of historical narratives on modern understanding. Through in-depth discussions with historians, academics, and personal anecdotes, it aims to shed light on often overlooked stories that shape collective histories. Unique to this series is its commitment to revealing the complexities of identity and history, making it valuable for listeners interested in social history, culture, and identity politics.
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The Historian's Table launched a year ago and published 7 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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