History Podcasts
Breaking Kayfabe with Bowdren and BarryJoin Now to Follow
Each week, Jeff Bowdren & Barry Rose talk wrestling, sports, movies, music and more!
By Arcadian Vanguard
Scapegoat CitiesJoin Now to Follow
Between 1942 and 1945, the US government locked up tens of thousands of Japanese American citizens not because of anything they’d done but because of who they were. Scapegoat Cities is a podcast that helps you know and feel what this episode of mass injustice was. Each episode tells one true and moving human story drawn from historian Eric Muller’s two decades of research, reminding us of the devastating harm that can arise when a frightened nation turns against its own people.
By Eric Muller
Millennial Politics PodcastJoin Now to Follow
We're signal boosting and activating next generation political leaders, organizations, and activists. Subscribe to our podcast and weekly newsletter, and follow us on social media @MillenPolitics or online at http://millennialpolitics.co
By Millennial Politics
Let the Bird Fly!Join Now to Follow
A podcast about Living Freely in a World Given Back to Us.
By 1517 Podcasts
Today InPerspective With Harry ReederJoin Now to Follow
Host Tom Lamprecht and Pastor Harry Reeder discuss relevant topics in a relaxed setting.
By Dr. Harry Reeder
Year of Polygamy PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The series follows the Mormon faith through the lens of “The Principle of Plural Marriage” from its genesis in 1831 with its originator Joseph Smith, through the hidden history and governmental pressure, to today and contemporary practicing Fundamentalist Mormons. <br> <br> For the first time polygamy is dissected through a feminist viewpoint, with attention given to the experiences of the women, women who sacrificed everything and suffered long and are never mentioned in museums or landmark tours. Their experiences, along with interviews with experts, sc20140302_130747holars, historians, and those still affected directly by the practice, paint a new portrait of how the west was shaped, by the hard work and toil of these invisible women, hidden away through controversy. <br> <br> Through Hansen’s careful work, we see how the practice of polygamy affected every aspect of the LDS church’s formation and is still a shadow hanging over the church, visible in it’s approach to marriage, the role of women, and the temple ceremonies. Instead of the historical footnote polygamy is often treated as, Hansen shows how this practice, started in secret and a direct cause of Joseph Smith’s death, responsible for driving the saints to Utah, and then outward again to Mexico and Canada, the root of power struggles both in the church and out, the cause of suspicion and eventually violence including the Mountain Meadows Massacre, was an instigator to most of the history of American West. For the first time, The Year of Polygamy shows how the west was settled not only to claim land and mineral rights, but in a very real way to control the bodies and sexuality of women in a way that reverberates today. Find our more at YearofPolygamy.com
By Year of Polygamy Podcast
Unexplained : True Tales of Unexplained Mysteries with Bestselling Author Steph YoungJoin Now to Follow
Do you love cryptic & intriguing true tales of Unexplained Mysteries? Join bestselling author Steph Young for some truly mysterious cases & the cast of characters who star in them. Each episode looks at baffling creepy mysteries, and the clues & riddles left behind. Strange disappearances, weird encounters, no easy answers...<br> <br> Bestselling Author Steph Young has appeared on national radio & podcasts talking about the many strange & mysteries she writes about in her books.<br> <br> Baffling cases, cryptic clues, and the Unexplained Mysteries behind them.<br>
By Steph Young
The Alien InvasionJoin Now to Follow
A Podcast About Extraterrestrial Aliens, both real and fictitious. We talk about extraterrestrial aliens in film, television, comics, video games, science and real life with the latest news, a sighting, plus our media recommendations.
By Galactic Network
American History Stories by Mara L. PrattJoin Now to Follow
A children’s book detailing early American history from the Norsemen to the Revolution, meant for educational use. (Description by the reader)
By Loyal Books
