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Season 1: World History
Episode 1: The Ancient Era, or “Ain’t No River Valley Wide Enough”
Episode 2: The Classical Era, or “That Time Everyone Plagiarized Persia”
Episode 3: The Classical Era in the East, or “They Built a Great Wall and Made the Huns Pay For It!”
Episode 4: Medieval Europe, or “That Time Europe Lost Its Mind”
Episode 5: The Postclassical Era in the East, or “Yes We KHAN!”
Episode 6: Early Modern Era in the West, or “We Missed Two Whole Continents?!”
Episode 7: The Early Modern Era in the East, or “They Didn’t Get the Memo”
Episode 8: The Modern Era in the West, or “You Say You Want A Revolution?”
Episode 9: The Age of Imperialism, or “Allow me to ruin the Jungle Book for you”
Episode 10: The Modern Era in the East or, “Knock Knock. It’s the West.”
Episode 11: World War I or, “The War to Cause All Wars”
Episode 12: World War Two, or “Who was supposed to be watching Germany?!”
Episode 13: The Cold War or, “I Must Break You, WOLVERINES!”
Episode 114: The Cold War in Latin America, or “This is why they hate us there!”
Episode 115 Decolonization, or “Don’t let the door hit you on the way out!”
Episode 116: 20th c. Middle East or, “Who knew religion was so important to people?!”
Episode 117: The World Today or, “Too Soon?”
Season 2: Historical Context
Episode 201: Russia, or “What the Helsinki?!”
Episode 202: History at the Movies or, “The Hungry Panther Games”
Episode 203: Sports and Protest or, “Martin, Malcolm, and Colin”
Episode 204: Immigration or, “Good fences make tense neighbors”
Episode 205: Indigenous Americans (pt. 1), or “Dang I wish I was an Inca”
Episode 206: Indigenous Americans (pt. 2) or “1491”
Episode 207: Voting or, “Sorry George”
Episode 208: Central American Migration or, “THE CARAVAN!”
Episode 209: Thanksgiving or, “The Squanto Treatment”
Episode 210: Political Gridlock or, “Do Something, Congress!”
Episode 211: North Korea or, “If you give a Kim a country, he’s gonna want some nukes”
Episode 212: Saudi Arabia or, “Jared and the Crown Prince sitting in a tree”
213: 2019 Oscar Nominees or, “The Vice Favourite Green Panther Klansman from Bohemian Roma is Born”
214: Brexit or, “Should Have Signed a Prenup”
215: Game of Thrones or, “The George R.R. Martin Historical Plagiarism Tour”
216: Puerto Rico or, “To Be or Not To Be… a State”
217: Abortion or, “Tough Life Choices”
Season 3: U.S. History
US History Ep. 1: Colonial America or, “Who needs dancing when you have tobacco and the Bible?!”
US History Ep. 2: The American Revolution or, “We Spilled the Tea”
US History Ep. 3: The Early Republic or, “That Time We Invaded Canada!”
US History Ep. 4: Slavery or, “America’s Original Sin”
US History Ep. 5 Sectionalism or, “Manifest Destiny’s Child”
US History Ep. 6 The Civil War or, “Sorry I’m not Ken Burns!”
US History Ep. 7: The Postwar South or, “Reconstruction. Reconstruction!”
US History Ep. 8: The Gilded Age or, “Imagine Newsies… but no one’s dancing.”
US History Ep. 9: Imperialism or, “Just a spoonful of sugar helps imperialism go down…”
US History Ep. 10: The Progressive Era or, “No more thumbs in our meat, please!”
US History Ep. 11 The Women’s Era or, “Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make It On This Podcast”
US History Ep. 12: World War I or, “Woodrow Wilson’s War”
U.S. History Episode 13 The Roaring 20s or, “Does any of this sound a little familiar?”
US History Ep. 14: The New Deal or, “Saving Mr. Banks!”
Bonus: Emily and Cathy Learn About…
BONUS Episode with Special Guest Cathy Cluck: Aaron Burr or, “Kind of a Jerk and Nobody Likes Him”
Professional Development
Distance Learning (#Coronavirusgate 2020)
“Teaching Current Events in the Era of Fake News”
BONUS Episode: SXSW EDU “Teaching in the Era of Fake News”
“Podcasting in the Classroom”
Current Events in the Classroom
Historical Silliness
“Zoom!” (A “Shoop” Parody)
“Lafayette!” Music Video
Hogwarts Sorting Hat: US Presidents
First Ladies in a Knife Fight
How much of world history can I relate to the Hunger Games? All of it.
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