Then Again

In this oral history interview, Dana Chapman describes the experiences and challenges of seniors and non-profits in Hall County, Georgia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In this episode, we share one of our oral history interviews with Kim Franklin from the Georgia Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. Kim discusses the unique challenges that caregivers and those with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia face during the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn more about the Alzheimer's Association, visit www.alz.org.

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Glen discusses the techniques, experiences, and misconceptions of the Georgia Gold Rush with Dr. Bryan Sorohan of Brenau University.

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Special guest and movie buff Matt House discusses the techniques and methodology of Alfred Hitchcock's thrillers just in time for Halloween!

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Appalachian Historian Dr. Barry Whittemore joins Glen for a fascinating conversation about the origins of Appalachian culture.

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In this episode, Glen and Marie discuss the advances in medicine and nursing during the Civil War.

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Libba Beaucham interviews historian Sara Snyder on the ways in which rail systems changed Victorian era England. The rail station was a unique place in which people of different classes were brought together. Learn how these classes perceived each other, how rail changed over time, and what we can learn from the buildings, blueprints, and other sources of material culture.

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Glen and Dr. Ben Wynne explore the life of antebellum politician Henry Foote, the fascinating subject of Dr. Wynne's new book The Man Who Punched Jefferson Davis.

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Historian and professor Dr. Anne Tucker joins Glen in a discussion about the origins of American Exceptionalism -- just how exceptional are the ideas that founded the United States? Dr. Tucker brings her vast knowledge of the American South and international perspectives of American history in this fascinating episode!

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Medieval historian Dr. Thomas Greene joins us again for Part 2 of our series on the Medieval period. Glen and Dr. Greene dive into the top myths about Medieval life, how it is portrayed in pop culture, and more!

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