20. The Age of Jackson with Christina Snyder
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Dr. Chrisitina Snyder sits down with Eric and Rob to discuss ways to teach about the Age of Jackson. Dr. Snyder is the McCabe Greer Professor of History at Penn State University. She is an historian of colonialism, race, and slavery, with a focus on North America from the pre-co…
21. The Early Ottoman Empire with Alan Mikhail
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Eric and Rob sit down with Dr. Alan Mikhail to discuss teaching the early Ottoman Empire. Dr. Mikhail is the Chance Family Professor of History at Yale University. His fields of interest include the Middle East, the Early Modern Muslim World, the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, Early Mode…
22. The Late Ottoman Empire with Alan Mikhail
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Dr. Alan Mikhail joins Eric and Rob once again to explore themes teachers should consider when developing lessons on the late Ottoman Empire.. Dr. Mikhail is the Chance Family Professor of History at Yale University. His fields of interest include the Middle East, the Early Moder…
23. The French Revolution with David Bell
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Eric and Rob are joined by Dr. David Bell to discuss teaching about the French Revolution. Dr. Bell is the Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the Era of North Atlantic Revolutions at Princeton University and he teaches courses on the early modern Atlantic world, with a particula…
25. Post WWII Suburbanization with Walter Greason
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Rob and Eric are joined by Dr. Walter Greason to discuss how to best teach the suburbanization that occurred after World War II. Dr. Greason is the Wallace Endowed Chair of History at Macalester College. He begins by discussing the centrality of suburbanization in recent U.S. hi…
#423 Rob Good of ‘The Goods’
Oakland, California power pop outfit The Goods return August 19 with “Minor Key,” the second advance single from their upcoming LP Goodbye Summertime, due September 16 on Dandy Boy Records. Following the shimmering optimism of first single “Summer’s Almost Gone,” songwriter Rob Good reveals the mor…
26. The Mughal Empire with Ruby Lal
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Dr. Ruby Lal visits with Eric and Rob to discuss how to best teach the Mughal Empire. Dr. Lal is a professor of history at Emory University and she is one of the world’s foremost experts on the Mughal Empire. She starts by noting that the Mughal Empire existed before the time of …
27. Dred Scott in Context with Anne Twitty
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Rob and Eric are joined by Dr. Anne Twitty to explore how to provide greater context for the momentous Dred Scott Decision. Dr. Twitty is an Associate Professor of History at Stanford University and the author of the book, Before Dred Scott: Slavery and Legal Culture in the Ameri…
28. U.S. Immigration with Tyler Anbinder
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Dr. Tyler Anbinder sits down with Eric and Rob to discuss teaching about immigration and nativism in U.S. history. Dr. Anbinder is a professor of history at George Washington University and a specialist in nineteenth-century America and the history of immigration and ethnicity in …
29. George Washington and the New Nation with Denver Brunsman
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Dr. Denver Brunsman returns to the podcast to discuss teaching about George Washington and the new nation. Denver is the History Department Chair at George Washington University and he has published and edited numerous books on the time period including his newest book, George Was…
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