TRANSCRIPT: You’re listening to Parks and Landmarks, an exploration of the underrated, outdoors. I’m Sean Bull. What’s your favorite local state park? Like, if you have a day off, and […]
Parks & Landmarks: Coolers (Extended Cut + HQ)
TRANSCRIPT: You’re listening to Parks and Landmarks, an exploration of the underrated, outdoors. I’m Sean Bull. As this segment airs, we’re days away from the beginning of the biggest part […]
UW-Madison’s Monica Kim is a MacArthur Genius
History, it could be said, is the story of people. The question is: which people? UW-Madison Associate Professor of History Monica Kim‘s work errs on the side of telling history […]
The Filipino American Immigrant Experience
October is Filipino American History Month, which celebrates the history, culture, and legacy for Filipino peoples. They are the second-largest Asian American group in the United States and the first […]
White Supremacy is Baked Into American Education
“The importance of textbooks is simply overwhelming because they are designed to form and shape generations of students. This is how students learn about the history of the United States, […]
Uncovering the History of a 3,000-Year-Old Canoe
For today’s show, guest host Bert Zipperer speaks with two archaeologists about the 3,000-year-old dugout canoe recently recovered from Lake Mendota, the second ancient canoe found in Wisconsin this year. […]
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