I want a world where I am able to hear Ordinary Unhappiness visit with @[email protected] and Nursing Clio and, I am so grateful to The End of Sport (@endofsportpod.bsky.social) for introducing me to “Ordinary Unhappiness.”

We're celebrating the publication of Elizabeth G Masarik's FABULOUS book THE SENTIMENTAL STATE with a series all about women, activism, and reform. Starting with an episode that covers the big themes of her book - check it out! patreon.com/posts/ad-free-…

TheOmniZaddy 🌹🔰🏗 @[email protected] is pretty good.

Today Nursing Clio, a deeper look at the '23 NC Article Prize winning essay, 'Child-Mothers and Invisible Fathers,' by Courtney E. Thompson 🇺🇦 🇵🇸, published in The JWH @jwomenshistory.bsky.social! wp.me/p6hgwQ-8in

Jason A. Higgins, Ph.D I like the idea of podcasts, but I find myself zoning out a bit too much when I listen...I prefer ones that also provide transcripts: @[email protected] is good for that

Are you a patreon-supporter of our podcast? Subscribers get the episodes before everyone else, and more! patreon.com/posts/ad-free-…

Really proud of our essay in Perspectives on continuity! @[email protected]

“Change over time” is an essential approach to history. But what about the unchange? The producers of @[email protected] push historians to elevate continuity in how they teach historical thinking skills. historians.org/research-and-p…

Many history instructors use the five Cs of historical thinking, but should there be a sixth? The producers of @[email protected] make a case for adding “continuity” to this popular framework. historians.org/research-and-p…

Hey, historians! Us @[email protected] producers have an article in this month’s issue of American Historical Association Perspectives! We reflect on our series on the C’s of Historical Thinking and lend our support to adding a sixth - continuity! Let us know what you think.

Order your copy of our first co-authored book, about Spiritualism in Lily Dale, NY! cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/978150177…

If you happen to be in Dublin next week, I'm giving a talk on queer Irish history at the Mansion House. Come! Wed Jan 24 at 6:30pm eventbrite.ie/e/love-and-sex…

Sigh. More content for my “bad history on the internet” lecture slide on the goddamned party switch. It never ends. Also, listen to this: digpodcast.org/2023/07/09/ame… @[email protected]

I still have the original C-ROM of the sources in Irish women's history but fantastic to see it having new life. The fantastic Prof Maria Luddt giving us the back story of this wonderful project where repositories who said they had no women's records had loads!

Thank you to the @[email protected] historians - Averill Earls, Dr. Sarah Handley-Cousins, and @egmasarik - and host Ellen Wu 吳迪安 for a great conversation about public facing history and podcasting. The recording from today's webinar will be available next week.

Are you a Patreon supporter yet? New episode just dropped early for all our Patreon tiers - for just $1/month, you could be listening to this 🔥 #episode 💕🎉 #podcast #creator Patreon PatreonSupport #history #EarlyAccess #adfree patreon.com/posts/ad-free-…

Big thanks to Averill Earls of @[email protected] for joining my class this morning to speak about podcasting as a medium of public history. Awesome stuff!

Are you a patreon supporter of Dig: A History Podcast? Sometimes, when we edit an episode early, our patrond get early releases! patreon.com/posts/ad-free-…

Dear @[email protected]
Your latest episode on Feminisms works perfectly alongside the brilliant exhibit now Duke Libraries about the interconnected justice work of Mandy Carter. Thank you!
♥️
ALH

New episode: the New Model Army secures its control over London as it prepares to put the king on trial. The treasury is raided, St Paul's Cathedral becomes a barracks, and the House of Commons asserts its own authority over the Lords.

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