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Episode 01 : Toledo to Aachen, A Journey Through WWII History with Joe Boyle.
Joe Boyle takes the audience on an educational adventure of lost newspapers and found family letters while discussing the importance of Local History. The first half of the interview goes into how historians "do history" with brief explanations of vocabulary and research methods. The second portion dives into the heroic stories of Mary Francis Goldman and Stephen Mosbacher.
If you are interested in similar stories please check out Toledo's War by Joe Boyle.
To have your questions featured in an episode check The Historians' Hangout Instagram or Twitter[X] for poll updates!
Please note that the term "minorities" in the context of marginalized communities does not mean that their lived experiences [currently or historically] are minor or insignificant.
This podcast can also be found on Apple Podcast and Google Podcasts.
Transcripts that were powered by Word and Transkriptor for this episode can be found here. *hyperlinks located on desktop version
or
All transcripts can be found at The Historians Hangout with their corresponding episodes.
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By The Historians' HangoutJoe Boyle takes the audience on an educational adventure of lost newspapers and found family letters while discussing the importance of Local History. The first half of the interview goes into how historians "do history" with brief explanations of vocabulary and research methods. The second portion dives into the heroic stories of Mary Francis Goldman and Stephen Mosbacher.
If you are interested in similar stories please check out Toledo's War by Joe Boyle.
To have your questions featured in an episode check The Historians' Hangout Instagram or Twitter[X] for poll updates!
Please note that the term "minorities" in the context of marginalized communities does not mean that their lived experiences [currently or historically] are minor or insignificant.
This podcast can also be found on Apple Podcast and Google Podcasts.
Transcripts that were powered by Word and Transkriptor for this episode can be found here. *hyperlinks located on desktop version
or
All transcripts can be found at The Historians Hangout with their corresponding episodes.