It's All History To Me

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Dr. Eleanor Patterson to discuss her work on broadcast history and research on tape trading and "alternative histories of radio and television distribution."

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Auburn University Professor Emeritus Dr. Wayne Flynt to discuss his friendship with American author Harper Lee and his work on Alabamian history.

Note: Part of the beginning of the recording was cut off. We apologize for the inconvenience. 

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined (again) by Auburn University History Department Clair Dr. Melissa Blair to discuss her new book, Bringing Home the White House: The Hidden History of the Women Who Shaped the Presidency in the Twentieth Century.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Ms. Ruth Cook, author of Magic in Stone: The Sylacauga Marble Story to discuss the history and impact of Alabama marble.

Note: There is a mysterious beeping noise throughout the episode. We worked hard to resolve the issue, but it does impact the quality of the episode. We apologize for the inconvenience!

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Auburn University Associate Professor Dr. Monique Laney to discuss cold war and migrant history.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Pebble Hill director Dr. Mark Wilson and Auburn legend Ms. Susan Nunnelly to discuss Auburn history to prepare for Auburn's homecoming week.

This week, Sofia and Victoria welcome Colby, who has helped with the behind-the-scenes work of the podcast from the beginning. The trio talk about medical research and other untold stories that they have learned about both in and out of the classroom.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined by Dr. Craig from the Auburn University History Department to discuss many different topics such as her work with medieval relics, teaching styles, and the Journal for Tourism History.

To celebrate the end of the semester and end this season, Sofia and Victoria are joined with Dr. Peter Bentley White from the Auburn University Political Science Department to hear about his work on civil-military relations and his perspective on history as a political scientist.

This week, Sofia and Victoria are joined with Dr. Alan Meyer from the Auburn University History Department to discuss his work on how race and gender can be barriers to the pilots seat.

*Due to a technical error, we are missing the first minute and a half of the recording. We apologize for any inconvenience.*