History After Hours

Greetings, seasoned listeners (and newbies) to our 2021 end-of-the-semester holiday episode. Recorded on December 2, 2021  As the semester comes to a close, we discuss how politics have changed over the course of the past year.  We talk about odd or interesting things we have studied or wish we could teach; we wrap up the podcast sharing about the holidays and some of our own Christmas memories.

In our newest episode we pontificate, ruminate, and reminisce over multiple topics including the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and our favorite childhood memories. Thanks to all of our listeners.

Recorded in front of a live student audience on October 7th, this episode is jam-packed with interesting questions and impactful answers. These live shows are fast-paced and completely non-scripted, which adds a certain level of intensity to the program. Thank you to all who came and participated. And, as always, thank you to our online fans, wherever you may be.

We are BACK, with a brand new season featuring the same unbiased and unscripted takes on the most important issues of the day. Thanks to all of our dedicated listeners for your continued support and Welcome to our new listeners, wherever you may be.

This episode is our last for Season 6. It is our end of the school year wrap-up show, filled with glowing positivity and constructive criticism. Looking forward to next season and hitting the reset button, hopefully getting back to a life that makes more sense. Thanks to everyone for your continued support.

This latest episode was recorded in front of a student audience at Lakeside High School, which brings us one step closer towards normalcy in this Year of COVID.  Student-driven podcasts are always fun because they are spontaneous and filled with interesting and often challenging questions Thanks to all who participated and to those who listen.

Our latest episode features special guest Blake Campbell. Mr. Campbell has recently accepted the position as High School Principal here at Lakeside. He gives his perspective on this past year and what he thinks life will be like moving forward. Thanks for listening.

This episode was recorded in front of a live audience and it marks one year since COVID shut down our sessions downtown (shout out to Kollective Coffee and Tea). Students who attended the recording asked intriguing and insightful questions and we appreciate their participation. As always, thanks for listening. If you enjoy the podcast, subscribe and tell your friends. 

Episode 7 features commentary from our special guest, Mr. Bruce Orr, who is an Assistant Superintendent at Lakeside School District in Hot Springs, Arkansas (our Boss). During the interview, Mr. Orr provided keen insights into what life has been like for him as a family man and as a school administrator during the COVID-19 pandemic. As always, thanks for listening. Subscribe, and tell a friend.

We recorded this episode Wednesday, January 27. The topics we discuss are Joe Biden's Inauguration, the Capitol Insurrection and the future of American politics, and a controversial new bill in the Arkansas Legislature (HB1218) that could seriously restrict what can be legally taught in History classes in Arkansas public schools and universities.