The Makeup Historian

Join me as I sit down with Marcos Zelada-Rodas to discuss the fight to protect children and the war on language in schools throughout America.

Join me as I sit down with Dr. Susan Stewart to discuss her personal and professional background, and her books Painted Faces: A Colourful History of Cosmetics and Common and Uncommon Scents: A Social History of Perfume. We also discussed the use of her books in a cosmetic history course!

Join me as I sit down with Henny Abraham to discuss the fight for human rights in Iran. Henny is the Iranian American Engagement Director of OCGOP.

Keep up with Henny at www.hennyabraham.com

IG: @abrahamforoc

The Makeup Historian Podcast S.4 Ep.2

Join me as I sit down with Neva Forrester to discuss the importance of fighting like hell for your health. Mind, body, and spirit!

Neva is a life, health, and wellness coach and owner of her newly launched business - Unyielding Wellness. With 16 years of experience in healthcare administration and insurance, she is also the COO for a multi-disciplinary chiropractic wellness facility in Orange County, CA.

Keep up with Neva at www.unyieldingwellness.com   

IG: @unyieldingcoach

The Makeup Historian Podcast S.4 Ep.1

When researching a topic, where do you go for information?

Responses were collected using Anchor.fm voice messages and Phonic.ai surveys. The featured responses were collected from January 2021 until May 2022.

Season four of The Makeup Historian podcast is a research project regarding methods for collecting and publishing short-form oral history interviews. The project's secondary aim is to understand collective memory better regarding the featured research questions.

Send your response to this question by downloading the Anchor app and submitting a voice message to the show.

Research is ongoing, and every response helps! https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian

What has been the best and worst part of online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic? 

Responses were collected using Anchor.fm voice messages and Phonic.ai surveys. The featured responses were collected from January 2021 until May 2022.

Season four of The Makeup Historian podcast is a research project regarding methods for collecting and publishing short-form oral history interviews. The project's secondary aim is to understand collective memory better regarding the featured research questions.

Send your response to this question by downloading the Anchor app and submitting a voice message to the show.

Research is ongoing, and every response helps! https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian

Identify an issue in American society and provide a potential solution!

Responses were collected using Anchor.fm voice messages and Phonic.ai surveys. The featured responses were collected from January 2021 until May 2022.

Season four of The Makeup Historian podcast is a research project regarding methods for collecting and publishing short-form oral history interviews. The project's secondary aim is to understand collective memory better regarding the featured research questions.

Send your response to this question by downloading the Anchor app and submitting a voice message to the show.

Research is ongoing, and every response helps! https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian

What do you remember about the terrorist attacks that took place on September 11, 2001? If you were not born yet, what stories have people shared with you about that day? 

Responses were collected using Anchor.fm voice messages and Phonic.ai surveys. The featured responses were collected from January 2021 until May 2022.

Season four of The Makeup Historian podcast is a research project regarding methods for collecting and publishing short-form oral history interviews. The project's secondary aim is to understand collective memory better regarding the featured research questions.

Send your response to this question by downloading the Anchor app and submitting a voice message to the show.

Research is ongoing, and every response helps! https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian

Would our founders be proud of us today? Why or why not? 

Responses were collected using Anchor.fm voice messages and Phonic.ai surveys. The featured responses were collected from January 2021 until May 2022. 

Season four of The Makeup Historian podcast is a research project regarding methods for collecting and publishing short-form oral history interviews. The project's secondary aim is to understand collective memory better regarding the featured research questions. 

Send your response to this question by downloading the Anchor app and submitting a voice message to the show. 

Research is ongoing, and every response helps! https://anchor.fm/themakeuphistorian

Join me as I sit down with Marcos Zelada-Rodas to discuss political activism in California and censorship in education. We explore how censorship manifests in schools and universities, its impact on students and teachers, and what can be done to resist censorship attempts. Zelada-Rodas also discuss the role of political activism in pushing back against censorship and the need for continued vigilance on this issue. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the politics of education or censorship in general.

Zelada-Rodas served as a Military Police Officer in the United States Army and has been involved with conservative activism and bringing the fight for traditional values to Southern California. He has been involved with many organizations such as Turning Point USA, the Freedom Foundation, and the Republican National Hispanic Assembly. He currently serves as President of Turning Point USA chapters and is on the state board for the RNHA. Recently Marcos worked for education reform alongside Lance Christensen and Richard Grenell ( Former Ambassador to Germany and Former Acting Director of National Intelligence ). Zelada-Rodas has appeared on OANN, The Daily Caller, FOX LA, Telemundo, Turning Point Live, PragerU, TBN, Campus Reform, and more to discuss his activism, fighting the radical left, and public policy that will save America.