
We are a new podcasting project from @Canadian_Errant and @Farhanistan. We talk about lots of fun academic subjects. [email protected]. Keep Watch!
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‘The Academic Podcast, Episode Two: Dividing History’ on #SoundCloud #np soundcloud.com/user-27349454…
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#MythTake Episode 18: Homeric Hymn to Dionysus - has ‘arrived’! Listen here mythtake.blog #Humanitiespodcasts
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There's now a Facebook group for humanities podcasters, if you're interested in a place to chat & share ideas: facebook.com/groups/12438511…
Also, please check out @HumCommCasters! A great alliance of humanities podcasters.
It's been a while, but we're back. We're now uploading our podcasts to Soundcloud. Check it out at soundcloud.com/user-27349454…
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Academic Podcast Episode 5: "Film and Franchise" with guests @NormWilner and @HeyBishop.… britishnavalhistory.com/acad…
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Are there any good recent 'State of the Field' texts for Art History. I've obviously read many but non published in the last few years.
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On our #free forum The history of female skippers & crew on working boats: Can anyone #help a new researcher? snr.org.uk/snr-forum/topic/f…
Episode 4: An Interview with Professor Kevin James of @UGuelphHist
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this is the elegant Victorian naval hospital at Sheerness which Peel Ports sadly wish to demolish. Thak you to... fb.me/2KtQasTyn
Episode 2: Temporality & Dividing History wp.me/p3Wt2d-xH with guest Marlee Couling (York University)
welcome to all of our new followers. Am hoping to post the second podcast today: Temporality & Dividing History. Was a hoot to record.
ICYMI Now Online: The first episode, 'What is History?' wp.me/p3Wt2d-xo Featuring Sam and Sara
Now Online: The first episode, 'What is History?' wp.me/p3Wt2d-xo Featuring Sam and Sara
In terms of topics, we're looking for everything from talking about really cool research, to practice-related discussions, also real life.







