Dear subscribers to The Exchange,
The following podcasts shows are all related to history and might be of interest and also useful for your classes.
The History Chicks' podcast theme is women in history. The last episode aired last July 9th about Joan of Arc.
The show Our Fake History is "A podcast about myths we think are history and history that might be hidden in myths!" To access the episodes click here.
BBC Witness History podcast has been airing episodes since 2010. All of the episodes are freely available on their website.
For a combination of comerdy and history, listen to The Dollop.
Atlanta Monster is a "true crime podcast" and it takes the listener through the last four decades of Atlanta's history. Produced by director and award-winning documentary filmmaker, Payne Lindsey.
BackStory is "Hosted by noted U.S. historians, each episode provides listeners with different perspectives on a particular theme or subject – giving you all sides to the story and then some." Has been on the air since 2010.
The Past Speaks, produced and hosted by Andrew Smith, on "Perspectives on the Evolution of States, Markets, and Economic Culture."
The following podcasts shows are all related to history and might be of interest and also useful for your classes.
The show Our Fake History is "A podcast about myths we think are history and history that might be hidden in myths!" To access the episodes click here.
BBC Witness History podcast has been airing episodes since 2010. All of the episodes are freely available on their website.
For a combination of comerdy and history, listen to The Dollop.
Atlanta Monster is a "true crime podcast" and it takes the listener through the last four decades of Atlanta's history. Produced by director and award-winning documentary filmmaker, Payne Lindsey.
BackStory is "Hosted by noted U.S. historians, each episode provides listeners with different perspectives on a particular theme or subject – giving you all sides to the story and then some." Has been on the air since 2010.
The Past Speaks, produced and hosted by Andrew Smith, on "Perspectives on the Evolution of States, Markets, and Economic Culture."