# Approaches History
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Ep 198: History Comes Alive, with Jeff Nichols
Learning history can be boring and tedious, and not knowing how to connect events, characters, and movements can be frustrating. Jeff Nichols joins us to discuss how to do history and to share with us how he approaches history on his new podcast, History Comes Alive.
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Titanic Untold Stories (1998 TV Documentary) with LA from Unsinkable: The Titanic Podcast
Sean and LA discuss ‘Titanic Untold Stories’, the 1998 documentary from the Discovery Channel.
They research the story of the Lindells, a newly-married couple from Sweden who tragically lost their lives on Titanic. Sean and LA then talk cultural touchstones, the differences in how each historian a…
Dig Deep for the Wisdom ft. Jason Fernandez
In this podcast, you hear Jason share stories about his impact in the classroom, the role that music and arts education can have in changing children’s lives, how he approaches history education and what inspires him to keep going.
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Asymmetry & Success - John Vespasian
"Whatever you do, or whatever your talent or profession is, you will do much better if you deploy your assets in the right configuration." John Vespacian
There are many reasons why history matters, and when history is perceived from a biographical point of view, the stories start to be more rel…
The Origins of Atheism
The first episode deals with the origins of Atheism taking examples from Greek and Indian philosophies. It deals with questions like were the early humans theistic and how evolved over a period of time.
The episode draws heavily from works of Tim Whitmarsh and Dag Herbornjsrud. Here are the list o…
History: an Art between Science and Fiction
Ralph Cahn (LMU) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (5 June, 2013) titled "History: an Art between Science and Fiction". Abstract: What is History? This question was the title of Edward Carr’s famous Trevelyan Lecture in 1963. There is still no final answer to this question but a couple of differe…
History: an Art between Science and Fiction
Colloquium Mathematical Philosophy, Ralph Cahn (LMU) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (5 June, 2013) titled "History: an Art between Science and Fiction". Abstract: What is History? This question was the title of Edward Carr’s famous Trevelyan Lecture in 1963. There is still no final answer to t…
Episode 349: Aaron Judge Approaches History, Should Be The Unanimous MVP
Aaron Judge blasted homers number 58 and 59 yesterday in Milwaukee to help the Yankees win a much needed game. They stand 6 games up in the loss column over Tampa and Toronto. Now all eyes need to focus on Judge and whether he can get this done during this week’s homestead. We break down each game,…
Sarver to Sell Suns; Judge Eyes HR (& legal) History; Oakland Raiders Relocation Appeal
The Dans are back in action joined by Mike Lawson to bring you the latest at the intersection of sports and the law.
Robert Sarver has stated his intent to begin the process to sell the Phoenix Suns and Mercury. (2:18) Minority owner Jahm Najafi called for the sale of the Suns. NBA players have ex…
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