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I was pleased to sit down and talk with Jason Lantzer about his book, Dwight Eisenhower and the Holocaust, published by De Gruyter. I learned a lot from Jason and his book and I'm so happy to have had him on the podcast.

I had the chance to chat with Niels Eichhorn & Duncan A. Campbell, the authors of The Civil War in the Age of Nationalism, published by LSU Press. This was an introductory discussion about larger issues pertaining to "modern war," rebellion, reconstruction, memory and more around the time of the American Civil War. Their book is absolutely a must-read!!

Cecily N. Zander joined me to discuss her fantastic book entitled, The Army Under Fire: The Politics of Antimilitarism in the Civil War Era (LSU Press). I've heard some of these stories and histories as separate entities but never put them together quite the way Cecily has and I was so excited to talk with her about it.

This is the second part of my conversation with my friend, Ryan Goldsworthy. Ryan is the curator there and we were recording in the RCMI's amazing library. We discussed a lot of topics involving museum initiatives, curation, and public history. And you'll get to hear what is in store for some of the RCMI's collection in 2024!

I had the honour to sit down in the library at the RCMI in downtown Toronto to speak with my friend, Ryan Goldsworthy. Ryan is the curator at the RCMI and his wealth of knowledge about the collection is amazing. We discussed various topics involving public history and how it relates to his work at the RCMI.

This is the first installment of a two-part discussion. Thanks for listening!

This is an episode for you to be introduced to a sponsor of this podcast! John Ericson, host of the History From the Old Brick Church podcast, joined me to discuss the podcast and St. Luke's Historic Church and Museum. If you enjoy conversations with historians and scholars of race, women's history, and constitutional law, you're going to enjoy his podcast. Tune in!