June 3, 2021

History in the Wild podcast: War Machines

Blog post and podcast by Dan Schosser

Hello everyone, my name is Dan Schosser and this is my podcast for HST 485, War Machines. I’m not a naturally talkative person, so when I signed up for HST 485: Historical Podcasting, I knew that I was definitely going to be giving myself a challenge, but that was also part of the fun.

May 27, 2021

History in the Wild podcast: Musical Aid

Blog post and podcast by Mackenzie Kuhn

Hello, all! My name is Mackenzie Elise Kuhn (she/her), and this is my first podcast, Musical Aid! When I found out that HST 495 was going to culminate in two podcasts episodes, I was very enthusiastic about the project.

May 20, 2021

History in the Wild podcast: Questions in History

Blog post and podcast by Kayla Phillips

Hello everyone! I’m Kayla Phillips and today I’m going to give you an introduction to my podcast: Questions in History. I created this podcast for the undergraduate class HST 485. My podcast covers all types of history from around the world in a fun, engaging way.

May 13, 2021

History in the Wild podcast: Trail of Tears

Blog post and podcast by Antonio Navarette

Up next The Hidden Truth produced by Tony Navarette. Tony interviewed his father, who only speaks Spanish, about his experience emigrating to the USA. Tony translated his father’s answers into an informal discussion about immigration history.

May 4, 2021

History in the Wild podcast: Bloodshed Memoir

Blog post and podcast by Salvador Ramirez

Up first is Bloodshed Memoir produced by Sal Ramirez. This super polished historical true crime podcast combines Sal’s talent for meticulous research with gripping storytelling skills. Enjoy!

–Dr. Marissa Rhodes, professor of HST 485: History in the Wild

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