Season 6 Episode 3 - our Post-election, Pre-Thanksgiving episode, recorded November 17, 2020. In-depth commentary on election results and aftermath, postmodernism, surviving COVID-19, and prepping for the upcoming holiday. Thanks again to all of our listeners. We appreciate the support and for helping spread the word.

This is our first recording of the season with a live studio audience. Social distancing rules have had an impact on our location and procedures, but the interactions remain dynamic and intellectually stimulating. Recorded on October 27, 2020, one week away from the Presidential election. We had great questions from students and parents who attended live and online. Thanks for your continued support.

Our first episode back from summer! Times are difficult, and schools around the country are handling things differently. Listen to what our thoughts are on how the situation is going in our neck of the woods.

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Sometimes, it seems like the world isn't getting any brighter. What is a country to do about systematic issues? Join Kevin Pumphrey, Ron Franklin, and Jeremy Nixon as they discuss the new "new norm."

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Things are even more difficult in the world with the growing racial tensions due to the George Floyd situation. Plus, did you ever think Trump would go after the platform that gained him such popularity? Educators Kevin Pumphrey, Ron Franklin, and Jeremy Nixon discuss.

There are talks of the country being able to reopen, but is that viable? Is there an inherent risk of just being out? These are some of the things we discuss. Find us on Facebook, and leave a review on your favorite podcast sharing websites!

Join us for another "social-distanced" episode of History After Hours with guest Jeremy Nixon! Follow us on Facebook and YouTube for updates. If you enjoyed the episode, leave a review for us on your favorite podcast listening apps.

During this special "social distanced" episode of History After Hours, join Kevin Pumphrey, Ron Franklin, and Jeremy Nixon as they come together of Zoom and discuss the current events and the possible implications. Times are different, and definitely not was expected at first. Does schooling work better at home and online? Follow us on Facebook and let us know your thoughts!

LIVE at Kollective Coffee in Hot Springs on the first Thursday of the month. Hosted by Lakeside teachers: Ron Franklin, Kevin Pumphrey, and Jeremy Nixon. We recorded this episode days before the pandemic gripped the United States. A week after this recording, school closed and life changed dramatically.

We were LIVE at Kollective Coffee in downtown Hot Springs, AR! Follow our Facebook to see when we'll be live again. If you enjoyed this episode, give us a good rating on your favorite podcast listening apps. Thanks for listening!