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Your Nervous System Remembers What Your Mind Forgets: Clearing Stuck Energy From Trauma

A single moment can split your life into before and after, and sometimes the shock isn’t just what happened today, it’s what your body has been holding for decades. We sit down with Leanne Sheargold, to unpack how repressed childhood trauma can hide in the nervous system and show up later as nausea…

332 Experiences of Revolution: Occupied Philadelphia

What was everyday life like during the American War for Independence? In honor of the Fourth of July, we’ll investigate answers to this question by exploring the histories of occupied Philadelphia and Yorktown, and how civilians, those left on the home front in both of those places, experienced th…

292 Craft in Early America

What was everyday life like for those who lived in early America? To understand the everyday lives of early Americans we need to look at the goods they made and how they produced those goods. In essence, nothing explains the everyday as much as the goods in people’s lives. Glenn Adamson, author o…

266 Education in Early America

How did early Americans educate their children? How and when did Americans create a formal system of public education? You sent me these questions for Episode 200: Everyday Life in Early America. You also said you wanted to know more about how early American boys and girls learned the trades they …

177 The Social Life of Maps in America

Did you know that maps have social lives? Maps facilitate a lot of different social and political relationships between people and nations. And they did a lot of this work for Americans throughout the early American past. Martin Brückner, a Professor of English at the University of Delaware, join…

148 Betsy Ross

How did everyday men and women experience life in the colonial America? How did the American Revolution transform their work and personal lives? Marla Miller, a professor of history at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and the author of Betsy Ross and the Making of America, guides us throug…

145 Mercy Otis Warren and the American Revolution

Mercy Otis Warren wasn’t your typical early American woman. She was a woman with strong political viewpoints, which she wrote about and published for the world to see and consider. Did anyone take her views seriously? Did her writings sway public opinion in the direction of her political views? …

050 Betsy Ross and the Making of America

How did every day men and women experience life in colonial America? How did the American Revolution transform their work and personal lives? Today, we explore the answers to those questions by investigating the life of Betsy Ross with Marla Miller, professor of history at the University of Massa…

The "Somaya Method" For Healing Trauma And Chronic Illness

Your body is not “being difficult” for no reason. When the brainstem is bracing and the nervous system is stuck in threat detection, symptoms can persist even after years of talk therapy, supplements, or medication. We sit down with Hannah Blake to explore the "Somaya Method", a somatic, nervous sy…

Banned Books Week! Good News; Sold by Patricia McCormick; Keep Sweet

Hello Friends, This is not our scheduled week for ‘Library and Banned Books News’. It is, however, Banned Books Week, an annual event highlighting the freedom to read. In the U.S., it’s promoted by the American Library Association. (Is there a Banned Books Read-in near you this week? Check the map.…