The Historians' Hangout

Episode 01 : Toledo to Aachen, A Journey Through WWII History with Joe Boyle.

Joe Boyle takes the audience on an educational adventure of lost newspapers and found family letters while discussing the importance of Local History. The first half of the interview goes into how historians "do history" with brief explanations of vocabulary and research methods. The second portion dives into the heroic stories of Mary Francis Goldman and Stephen Mosbacher. If you are interested in similar stories please check out Toledo's War [https://www.utoledopress.com/pre-order-spot-1.html] by Joe Boyle. To have your questions featured in an episode check The Historians' Hangout Instagram [https://instagram.com/thehisthangout?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==] or Twitter[X] [https://twitter.com/thehisthangout?s=21&t=OPsg9hhiYckYFpAzw6W4KA] for poll updates! Please note that the term "minorities" in the context of marginalized communities does not mean that their lived experiences [currently or historically] are minor or insignificant. This podcast can also be found on Apple Podcast and Google Podcasts. Transcripts that were powered by Word and Transkriptor for this episode can be found ⁠here [https://1drv.ms/w/s!AhOTwA1TWWUimFJWovJ_xJHIjj0c?e=yc5VbT]⁠. *hyperlinks located on desktop version or All transcripts can be found at ⁠The Historians Hangout⁠ [https://cwh.omeka.net/collections/show/4] with their corresponding episodes.

Episode 03 : Policies of Train Track Prodigies; The Transcontinental Railroad and Chinese Immigration

Hello! Today we are joined by Jack Lawrence. Jack is an M.A. graduate student who specializes in policy, diplomacy, and democracy. For this episode, Jack discusses how to follow the legislature to uncover the social and legal implications of constructing the Transcontinental Railroad in conjunction with Chinese Immigration. Find out more through The Historians' Hangout [https://cwh.omeka.net/] The music used in this podcast was downloaded from https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/download/tranquility/331 [https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/download/tranquility/331] *Please note that the term "minority" history does not mean the discussed marginalized groups' experiences are minimal or less than in any way. All transcripts can be found at ⁠The Historians Hangout⁠ [https://cwh.omeka.net/collections/show/4] with their corresponding episodes.

Episode 02: Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss, Marie de Guise.

Hi! Welcome to the Historians' Hangout. Today we will discuss how women ruled in their own right through their gender-dependent roles as mothers, daughters, and widows in the role of queen regents. You can find EK on Instagram @itslikehistory If you would like your questions to be featured in future episodes be sure to follow @thehisthangout on Instagram and participate in the polls! X/Twitter @TheHistHangout Music for this episode was granted by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com All transcripts can be found at The Historians Hangout [https://cwh.omeka.net/collections/show/4] with their corresponding episodes.

Episode 00 : Welcome to The Historians' Hangout!

Welcome to The Historians' Hangout! Each episode of The Historians’ Hangout will be connected by a theme of bringing attention to those who are often left out of the popular historical narrative. This includes focuses on those who were persecuted due to their sexuality, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc. Every episode will be a relaxed interview among historians who have thoroughly researched their topic of interest. History should be insightful and thoroughly reviewed by scholars but also accessible and interesting for everyone else! We are building a community that allows the public to enjoy history in a comfortable environment. Grab a snack, relax, and hangout with us! Twitter/Instagram @TheHistHangout | Youtube @ The Historians' Hangout Music: Brooke Beene | Assistant Editor: Chase Fleece | Director and Host: Alannah Graves Alannah Graves; Graduate student obtaining a Master of Arts in History and a Public History Certificate. Created for a Capstone Project. Transcription: 00:00:07 Alannah Graves  Hi everyone, welcome to The Historians' Hangout!  00:00:09 Alannah Graves  Although this is not the first official episode, I wanted to give a preview of what to expect.  00:00:14 Alannah Graves  The show will be hosted by me, Alannah Graves, and will have several other historians as guests throughout the season.  00:00:19 Alannah Graves  Each episode will discuss how historians properly conduct history with pointers for those who want to get started on their own research projects or want to know a little bit more about history.  00:00:28 Alannah Graves  I'm really excited to have you all stumble along on this journey.  00:00:31 Alannah Graves  I won't lie, this podcast has been messy and difficult from changes in name, website mishaps and failing technology.  00:00:39 Alannah Graves  This show is constantly evolving.  00:00:41 Alannah Graves  The Historians' Hangout is my first time ever doing anything like this, so some aspects could be a little bit cleaner, more polished.  00:00:47 Alannah Graves  But I'm still learning, just like you, this podcast is where my capstone project, but it really started off just by posting silly little history facts on my Instagram Reels for my friends.  00:00:55 Alannah Graves  Everyone really seemed to enjoy it, so I guess I just moved it over here.  00:00:59 Alannah Graves  I believe that history should be accessible and inclusive for everyone.  00:01:02 Alannah Graves  All of these episodes will highlight groups that have been often ignored throughout the popular historical narrative due to their marginalized identities linked to race, gender, sexuality, religion, and so on.  00:01:14 Alannah Graves  I hope this inspires future researchers to look into the silences or gaps in history where these people are often left out.  00:01:20 Alannah Graves  I want to create a casual space where people can learn comfortably! Imagine the show as a group call with your really really nerdy friends instead of an academic lecture.  00:01:29 Alannah Graves  So grab a snack, relax, and please come hang out with me while I learn something new.  00:01:33 Alannah Graves  Feel free to follow along on our social media, Twitter and Instagram can be found at [@] thehisthangout .  00:01:40 Alannah Graves  And YouTube at The Historians' Hangout.  00:01:42 Alannah Graves  I can't wait to hang out with you.  00:01:43 Alannah Graves  All the music for this episode was created by Brooke Beene, assistant in editing by Chase Fleece, and finally The Historians' Hangout is produced, hosted and directed by me, Alannah Graves.  00:01:54 Alannah Graves  See you soon!