Centre Trail History Podcast Centre Trail History Podcast
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The History Program at Centre College podcasts about history: how we talk about it, how we teach it, and how wider society uses and sometimes misuses it.
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Episode 31: HIS 500 in a Global Pandemic
In this episode of Centre Trail, Dr. Sara Egge describes how she restructured her history seminar course, the capstone class for Centre College history majors. We discuss the changes she made and more generally, what she has learned teaching in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Centre Trail Podcast 30: College and COVID
John and Tara welcome our intern this term, Injee Hong. Centre College is working to stay open and keep our students safe during the global pandemic, but this has obviously led to things being different here...
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Centre Trail Podcast 29: Black Friday
Today, Maddie Huber and previous Centre Trail Intern Payton Howard discuss the history of Black Friday and what the retail holiday means today.
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Centre Trail Podcast 28: Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Considered one of the most haunted sites in America, the Waverly Hills Sanatorium is sure to scare anyone. Come listen to former Centre Trail Intern Payton Howard and myself discuss the history behind this building as well as tell some ghost stories that surround it.
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Centre Trail Podcast 27: Studying Holidays and the Bhoys
John and Tara sit down to talk about Tara's research over the summer. She had two main projects: a book on American holidays written for a popular audience, and in-depth archival research on documents from Centre College's mid-nineteenth century history. She talks about what it is like to work on two projects, and the benefits - to professor and student alike - of working with an undergraduate on historical research.
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Centre Trail Podcast 26: When in Rome
We're back! John and Tara are back at Centre, though in truth we never left, or at least did not leave for long... John talks about his research trip to the Vatican and adventures in reading through documents in languages you are unable to read.
Customer Reviews
Love it!
Not only does this podcast make me feel like I'm back in the classroom, but now I get that behind-the-scenes look at what my professors think about in and out of class time. As an alum, this is a great way to keep track of the conversations happening on campus and in the history department specifically. Can't wait for more!