(S14-E01) Season 14 Podcast Overview
Welcome to the 14th season of Then and How: Global History and Culture podcast. The podcast began during fall of 2006 as a project in an introductory global history course at the University of Minnesota. This short overview episode reminds listeners of the purpose of the podcast and encourages listener feedback to David Arendale who is the course instructor. His email address is arendale@umn.edu
Annotated List of Other History Podcast Shows I Have Subscribed
Click on this link for a PDF annotated list of history podcasts to which I am subscribed. I hope you will find some new ones that will become your favorites as well.
I have been inspired by many other great history podcasts. I have a particular interest in World War One and World War Two. Also, several dealing with interviews of people who survived The Holocust. Several of the independent history podcasters have given me permission to rebroadcast a few of their episodes. I am very grateful for their contribution to the students in my history class.
Please Read Immediately to Sort Through the Previous 240+ Episodes
Thank you for your interest in the podcast created by my students and me. It has been a labor of love since 2006. I recently changed to Libsyn to host the podcast. That you see nearly 240 episodes uploaded for all 13 seasons since 2006.
While the primary purpose of this podcast was to serve as a study support for the students as they prepared for major exams, they also had opportunity to create special podcasts. This may be of the highest interest to you.
You can easily find the special podcasts by using the “categories” tab in you visit the podcast blog page at http://thenandnow.org the tab is located in the upper-left side just below the podcast banner image. You can also identity these podcasts if looking at those downloaded by looking for “Special Podcast”, “Music Video…” or something like that rather than referring to the week’s topic (WWII..)
Please download this PDF document for more information. Thanks for listening. Send feedback back to me at arendale@umn.edu
David Arendale, Associate Professor, University of Minnesota
Previous Episodes Located on Podcast Website, http://thenandnow.org
The previous 240+ episodes of Then and Now pocast are located on its podcast website, http://thenandnow.org It was too much work for me to transfer all of them over to this blog page. New episodes will appear here as well as the main podcast website.