Hosted by Shapell Manuscript Foundation · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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The Human Side of History explores how the unfiltered, intimate perspectives of yesterday resonate and inform us today. Hosted by Gil Troy, the show combines historical texts and interviews with historians, politicians, and other experts in various fields. Join us as we engage in insightful discussions and reveal the intricate connections between history and our world today.
Shapell Manuscript Foundation hosts The Human Side of History, a history show with 12 episodes published.
What happens when leaders stop hearing uncomfortable truths? What responsibilities do followers have when they recognize dangers that those above them do not? And how do organizations become trapped by their own assumpti
Journalist and scholar E.J. Dionne joins host Gil Troy to examine the power struggles between the president and Congress - struggles that have intensified in today’s hyper-partisan era. From George Washington’s reluctant
Acclaimed historian Patricia Limerick joins host Gil Troy to explore how presidential power was reshaped by the relentless march of America’s westward expansion. Beneath the lofty rhetoric of Manifest Destiny, they uncov
In this episode, Professor Gil Troy speaks with Dr. Tevi Troy about the high-stakes moment when one presidency ends and another begins, and why transitions matter far beyond inauguration day. They explore how civility, p
What kind of character does it take to lead the free world? In an age of global tension, where American presidents weigh alliances and warfare with the power to shape history, we explore how presidential character turned
We say we want authenticity in a president, but how much are we really entitled to know, and who gets to draw that line? Historian David Greenberg joins host Gil Troy to examine how the presidency has become, in part, a
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The Human Side of History is hosted by Shapell Manuscript Foundation. The show is categorised under history and has published 12 episodes.
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