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Eric Paul hosts Everything is a Primary Source, a history show with 220 episodes published.
America at 250 Episode 3: "Our House: Virginia Lee Burton's 1942 picture book, The Little House as a primary source." Sage took the time to speak with me at the New Hampshire Telephone Museum this Spring, selecting Virgi
America at 250 Episode 2: "Telecom Rebels: Phone Phreaking as a Document of the 1970s" Dave met with me at the New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner to discuss the "Phone Phreaking" trend of the 1970s. Rebellious, tec
America at 250, Episode 1: "We Begin." Historian Jim Ambuske, Ph.D. specializes in 18th Century studies, and the American Revolution specifically, so I could think of no more appropriate guest to have on the podcast to d
S5E35: "No Payne, No Gain: Dissecting 1995's Major Payne as a document of its time." Eric is joined by filmmaker Steven Martini, whose break out role as an actor came as Cadet Alex Stone, the foil for Damon Wayan's title
Debora Masterson is the guest on this episode of the Everything is a Primary Source Podcast, discussing the 1970s band, Freedom Quest, of which she was a member, and her new book , Freedom Quest: A Love Story, and what t
S5E33: "Bridge to the Past: Kinzua Bridge State Park in Pennsylvania as a Primary Source" This is an interview from 2023 with Professor Kevin Patrick, an active member of the Society for Commercial Archeology, regarding
S5E32: "Somewhere That's Green: 'Little Shop of Horrors' as a primary source Since it’s that time of the year again when people begin to plan out their planting for the season, I figured I’d cultivate an episode from a s
S5E31: "Failure is Not an Option: Apollo 13 as a primary source of the mid 1990s" This episode of the Everything is a Primary Source podcast is another clip extracted from the archives, this time a conversation with a dr
S5E30: "Greetings from the Jersey Shore: Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band as a document of time and place." Melissa Ziobro is the Director of Curatorial Affairs for the Bruce Springsteen Archives & Center for Americ
S5E29: "Back to L.A.: SCA and Historic Preservation in Los Angeles" This episode is a callback to three years ago when I spoke with members of the Society for Commercial Archeology during their conference. One of the top
S5E28: "There's No Place Like Home: The Wizard of Oz as a Primary Source" This episode of the Everything is a Primary Source features a discussion about The Wizard of Oz. It was recorded a few summers ago at Prescott Par
S5E27: "The Bad Boys of Boston: Aerosmith's origins as a document of the early 1970s" We learn about the early days of Aerosmith from one of their original roadies, who just happened to be in the right place and the righ
S5E26: "Welcome to Sinclair Dinoland: Evaluating dinosaurs' evolution in pop culture media" My son has contributed to several episodes of the Everything is a Primary Source Podcast over the last five seasons, and this is
S5E25: "First Day: An 1853 letter and how it depicts everyday life in the era" Jonathan Ahl of the Rokeby Museum in Vermont returns to the podcast to walk us through an 1853 letter from his museum’s archive that simultan
S5E24: "War Games: a breakdown of a deck of cards from 2003 featuring Iraqi high command" I met with a group of pre-service social studies teachers from Plymouth State University at the NHCSS conference last fall and the
S5E23: "I Just Called to Say: treating telephones through the ages as primary sources" Graham Gifford is theExecutive Director of the New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner. She and I connected at the NHCSS conference
S5E22:"Stars of the Second City: The 1893 and 1933 World's Fairs in Chicago as documents of their time periods" Plymouth State University History Professor John Kruekeberg and I speak about two of the shining stars in Ch
S5E21:"Program 1: The Beatles on 8-Track as a primary source of the early 1970s" Morgan, who works with Creative Guts , a creativity-centered non-profit and podcast, stopped by my exhibit last year at the NH Makers Fest
S5E20" "Blinded Me With Science: Seeing versions Henrik Ibsen's An Enemy of the People as a reflections of time and place" Shoshannah Boray is the Education Coordinator for Vermont Stage, a Burlington-based theater compa
S5E19: "Strictly In It: Analyzing a 1907 postcard to determine what it tells us of time and place" Jonathon Ahl is the Education coordinator at the Rokeby Museum in Ferrisburgh, Vermont, and therefore is no stranger to d
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