Then Again

The History Center recently acquired thousands of glass negatives from local Gainesville, Georgia photography N. C. White who was clearly a master of photography in the late 1800s and early 1900s. This collection was provided to us by today's guest, photographic historian and collector Bill Riley. Hear the fascinating story behind this collection in this episode. More info at: www.negahc.org

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In today's episode, Dr. Alexander Wisnoski from the University of North Georgia discusses the differences between colonial era slavery in the early United States and that of Latin American colonies.

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Ahoy, mateys! We've brought Dr. Jeff Pardue back in to enlighten us about the Golden Age of Piracy, and to try and separate the fact from the fiction. (Hopefully, this will whet your appetite for our upcoming Virtual Family Day on Pirates!)

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Professor of Geology Jim Buecheler from Northern Virginia Community College takes us on a geological journey of how the Appalachian mountains were formed over millions of years. Learn the effects of continental collisions, mountain formations, and more in this ROCKIN' episode!

Check out Jim's Twitch stream at www.twitch.tv/geojim2006 to learn even more!

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The belief in ghosts was widespread during the Victorian era. Glen discusses how this belief shaped Western Victorian era life and spiritualism with Dr. Phillip Guerty from the University of North Georgia.

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Glen discusses the little-known yet highly influential impact of President, statesman, diplomat, and lawyer John Quincy Adams with Dr. Eugene Van Sickle, history professor and Assistant VP of Strategic Student Success Initiatives at the University of North Georgia.

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Stereotypes of Appalachian people and culture have circulated media for years, but where do these stereotypes come from and why? Glen discusses how Appalachians have been "otherised" over the years with Dr. Barry Whittemore, Professor of Appalachian history at the University of North Georgia.

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In this episode, Glen discusses the history of the sugar trade with Dr. Jeff Pardue, Professor of History and the Department Head for History, Anthropology and Philosophy at the University of North Georgia.

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Only ten years after the Wright Brothers' famous flight, military aviation took flight in World War I forever changing the tactics employed in war. Glen discusses the development of German aviation during World War I with Dr. Richard Byers, professor of European History at the University of North Georgia Dahlonega.

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Marie interviews country singer songwriter Janie Waddell about her experience as a rising artist in a genre of music with a long history. Janie performs her new song Push a Button for us at the end of this episode! Learn more about Janie Waddell at www.janiewaddell.com.

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