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- “A spoonful of sugar won't help this medicine go down”: Heather Dubrow’s gong, Back Cupping, and the many Dr. Moons of Bravo
In which the Historians conclude their interview with the Dr. Oz of Historians on Housewives, Dr. Emily Baum. They discuss all things traditional Chinese medicine, it’s regional influence in the United States, researching and writing history in the time of Covid-19, what the hell Aaron Phypers was saying he does at that dinner party, reiki healing on reality TV, and much, much more!
Image courtesy of University of California, Irvine
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58 min - “A spoonful of sugar won't help this medicine go down”: US-China Relations, Acupuncture Anesthesia, and the Reinvention of Chinese Medicine w/ Dr. Emily Baum Pt. 1
In which the Historians talk about the history of traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), how Chinese medicine became popular in the US, how Chinese medicine became so popular with wealthier women, and much, much more!
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1 hr 1 min - “I didn't say "middle-aged." I said "Middle Ages”: Bucca di Beppo, Housewife Feminists and Farcical Househusbands w/ Noah Guynn Part 2
In which the historians discuss medieval source material, dig more into a fight between the RHOA husbands in Mexico, debate whether or not the Real Housewives is a feminist franchise, and allege wildly about Dorit and PK’s newest venture into the world of restaurants and fine Italian cuisine.
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49 min - "I didn't say "middle-aged." I said "Middle Ages'": Medieval France, Farcical Plays and Nene's Laptop w/ Dr. Noah Guynn Pt. 1
In which the Historians learn about Medieval France and the unique genre of French farce then play a game that puts your ears to the test, literally and figuratively, plus much, much more!
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59 min - “Everybody knows a shady grad student knows how to read, and how to READ, I see it both”: RHONJ, Segregation and Race in New Jersey w/ Gwendolyn Fowler Pt. 2
In which the Historians continue their discussion with Gwendolyn Fowler about all things RHONJ, RHOBH, segregation in New Jersey, the women of the Welfare Rights Movement, and play Allegedly with RHOP!
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52 min - “Everybody knows a shady grad student knows how to read, and how to READ, I see it both”: RHONJ, Segregation and Race in New Jersey w/ Gwendolyn Fowler
In which the Historians discuss pandemic life, first forays into reality tv, RHONJ and representation, segregation in Bergen county, and take a Bonko party game break.
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1 hr 6 min - Historians Confessions, Journey to the Everglades, and the Epstein-Housewife Connections Part II w/ Jason Herbert
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54 min - “Stop the Car, I’ve Gotta Move that Turtle”: Movie Nights, Seminole Cowboys, and the Importance of Cattle Raising in Florida w/ Jason Herbert Part I
In which the Historians kick off season 2 and sit down with Jason Herbert to discuss Historians at the Movies (#HATM), his work as an ethnographer for the Seminole Tribe, the politics of turtle moving in Florida, test our knowledge of movies, food and wine, and dabble in Top Chef.
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1 hr 17 min - Season 1 Finale: The Bravocon Episode w/ Dr. Martina Baldwin and Dr. Jen Edwards
On the season 1 finale of HonH, the Historians are joined by two listener favorites to talk about their 2019 Bravocon experience.
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1 hr 28 min - “Travel to Ghana for the year of return? My soul never left”: The Politics of Travel to Africa, Housewives Holding Babies, and the Year of Return w/ Dr. Jessica Millward
In which one of the Historians own is in the hot seat discussing recent travels to Ghana, compare the RHOA women’s vacation to South Africa, Bravo depictions of Africa, explore Charity Folks and other Black women’s historic routes to freedom, converse about teaching and research methods that use the Bravo cannon, play the hardest Bonko Party yet, and much, much more!
#1619project #KarinWulf #Omohundro #ucihumanities #UniversityofGhanaLegon #SAmawray #ucighanaproject @ugapress @CTSA_UCIrvine
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A podcast where Bravo Reality TV Meets History
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