The Hour of History Podcast

China’s Muslims with Kelly Hammond (HoH Podcast – Ep, 79)

Dr. Kelly Hammond received her Ph.D. in East Asian history from Georgetown University. She is...

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The Black Hills of South Dakota and How to be a Great Historian (HoH Podcast – Ep, 78)

Dr. Stephen Hausmann is an Assistant Professor of History at the University of St. Thomas and an...

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Flamenco Nation with Sandie Holguín (HoH Podcast – Ep, 77)

Dr. Sandie Holguín is a professor at the University of Oklahoma and an expert in European...

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Surrender! How Raising the White Flag defined the Civil War with David Silkenat (HoH Podcast – Ep, 76)

Dr. David Silkenat is the Senior Lecturer in American History at the University of Edinburgh and...

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Chernobyl and Surviving Nuclear Disaster with Kate Brown (HoH Podcast – Ep, 75)

Dr. Kate Brown is a professor of environmental and nuclear history at the Massachusetts Institute...

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Superheroes, Stan Lee, and American Culture with Travis Roy (HoH Podcast – Ep, 74)

Travis Roy is a PhD Candidate at Temple University and an expert on American History. In addition...

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Crisis in Kosovo with Mary Walters (HoH Podcast – Ep, 73)

Mary Elizabeth Walters is a PhD candidate at the University of North Carolina whose work focuses...

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The Adjunct Underclass with Herb Childress (HoH Podcast – Ep, 72)

Dr. Herb Childress is a writer and expert on higher education who has written three excellent...

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The Complete History of Cross Country Running with Andrew Hutchinson (HoH Podcast – Ep, 71)

Andrew Hutchinson is a historian, educator, runner and author of an excellent book called The...

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From Religious Liberalism to Small Town USA with David Mislin (HoH Podcast – Ep, 70)

Dr. David Mislin is a professor at Temple University where he teaches in the Intellectual...

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Calm Clarity with Due Quach (HoH Podcast – Ep, 69)

  Due Quach is a social entrepreneur who shares her global experiences through her...

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The Last Seasons in Havana with Cesar Brioso (HoH Podcast – Ep, 68)

Cesar Brioso is a seasoned sports journalist and digital producer for USA Today Sports and a...

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The Sandanistas and Nicaragua with Keith Riley (HoH Podcast – Ep, 67)

This week an HoH rewind brings you a great blast from the past. An interview from last year in...

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Stars, Stripes, and American Soccer with Phil West (HoH Podcast – Ep, 66)

Phil West is an Austin based writer who covers soccer in the United States. His work appears...

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Voices and Music of Irish Migration with Sara Goek (HoH Podcast – Ep, 65)

Dr. Sara Goek is an expert on Ireland and a historian of music and migration. She plays in Irish...

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Learning to Love the Orca with Jason Colby (HoH Podcast – Ep, 64)

Dr. Jason Colby is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Victoria. He is the...

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Hockey’s Global History with Andrew Holman (HoH Podcast – Ep, 63)

Dr. Andrew Holman is a Professor of History and the Director of Canadian Studies at Bridgewater...

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Bringing History to the World with Christine Caccipuoti (HoH Podcast – Ep, 62)

Christine Caccipuoti is a founding member of the Footnoting History Podcast and a scholar of...

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Anglo-Saxons and Identity Politics with Courtnay Konshuh (HoH Podcast – Ep, 61)

Courtnay Konshuh is an Assistant Professor of History at Queensborough Community College, a...

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China’s Global Influence with Gregg Brazinsky (HoH Podcast – Ep, 60)

Dr. Gregg Brazinsky, Professor of History and International Affairs at George Washington...

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