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The podcast examines all the ways Arkansas History is your history, my history, and our history. Each episode highlights a specific aspect of Arkansas History and includes interviews with historians, park interpreters, and other Arkansans doing amazing work.
Asya Webster hosts AR History, a education show with 24 episodes published.
In the final episode of the Taking What They Can Carry: Forced Migration in Arkansas series, we're joined by Dr. Michael Pierce at the HumanitiesAR Next Gen(eration) Humanities Conference. Dr. Pierce discusses the case o
Join us for a lecture presented by Dr. Kenneth Barnes, Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Central Arkansas. Dr. Barnes covers a history of the Ku Klux Klan in Arkansas from the 1890s through the 1900s
On this episode of Taking What They Can Carry, we're joined by Dr. Blake Perkins to discuss a brief history of Lawrence County, Arkansas. Dr. Perkins details the actions of a group of white men who used nightriding, mob
Join Stephanie Harp, an independent researcher, as she uncovers the historical impacts of the Flood of 1927, a surge of mob violence that resulted in the last lynching in Little Rock, and the how both lead to an exodus o
Join Phoenix Smithy for Spatial Segregation in Central Arkansas: A Brief Examination of Dark Hallow, Urban Renewal, and the Construction of I-630 in Little Rock and North Little Rock, Arkansas. Smithy discusses a brief h
Join Dr. Joseph Key for a discussion on the expulsion of Indigenous Peoples from Arkansas. Dr. Key begins in 1803 with the Louisiana Purchase and from there shows how various treaties effectively caused dispossession and
Dr. Brian Mitchell has returned to discuss the Arkansas Act 151 of 1859 (Act to Remove the Free Negroes and Mulattos from the State). Also known as Arkansas's Free Black Expulsion Act of 1859. Dr. Mitchell provides insig
Join Dr. Heather Zbinden as she discusses Japanese internment camps Rohwer and Jerome. During WWII, the U.S. government forcibly removed over 120,000 Japanese Americans from their homes on the West Coast. They were incar
Join Dr. Brian Mitchell as he discusses his research into Frank Moore, a leader of the Elaine branch of the Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America and one of the Elaine Twelve sentenced to death but whose sen
Throughout Arkansas’s history, various racial and ethnic groups have been forcibly displaced as a result of racism and hate. Focusing on a number of these historical events, Taking What They Can Carry: Forced Migration i
While driving down Broadway, Mosaic Templars Cultural Center is a hard building to miss and for episode four of ARHistory Podcast season two that’s just where Asya P found herself. Serving as a museum, gathering place, a
Taking it back to Summer 2020 for episode three of ARHistory Podcast season two with Dawn Jeffery. One leader of Arkansas BLM and the cofounder of the Little Rock Freedom Fund, Dawn Jeffery works tirelessly to help Arkan
Asya P went on a little road trip for episode two of ARHistory Podcast season two to Helena, Arkansas. Delta Dirt Distillery is the first and only Black owned distillery in the state of Arkansas and the only Black owned
Get ready for season two of ARHistory Podcast hosted by Asya P! This season focuses on current Arkansas history makers impacting the state right now. History doesn’t have to be 50 years ago and these people prove it. Fir
Most of you LOVED the Crater of Diamonds State Park episode from last season. So here is another state park story. In this episode, I sat down with Mary Buchman, the Superintendent of Crowley's Ridge State Park, to discu
Arkansas has one of the only places in the entire world where the public can dig for diamonds and take what they find home with them! In this episode, I spoke with Waymon Cox. He has been at Crater of Diamonds State Park
Arkansas housed two internment camps where Japanese-Americans were kept for the duration of World War II. In this episode, Kim Sanders, the former Confinement Site Interpreter for the Butler Center of Arkansas Studies, d
In Fall 1919 the small town of Elaine, Arkansas erupted in violence. White mobs fearful that African American sharecroppers were organizing to fight for higher wages launched massive and violent assaults against the Blac
This episode examines the often untold story of Hoxie desegregation in 1955. Ethel Tompkins, the first African American graduate of Hoxie High School, provides a first-hand account of what it was like during that era. Ji
In this episode, we examine the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-1812. Dr. Conevery Bolton Valencius, author of The Lost History of the New Madrid Earthquakes, explains how the earthquakes altered the geography of the New
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