Then Again

Medieval people were all dirty, stupid, and superstitious, right? Nope! Join Glen and Medieval historian Dr. Thomas Greene as they discuss what Medieval folks were really like and the connections between their experiences and ours. This is part 1 of 2 and covers the Plague.

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Historian, author, and professor Dr. Ben Wynne discusses the Blues in the American South with Glen during this virtual interview.

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Glen and Marie share their favorite historic sites from a family mill in Oregon to battlefields of old.

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Glen and Marie discuss their experiences as historians studying and vacationing abroad. In this episode, Marie and Glen recall their time in England and Oxford, the historic sites, the American experience in England, and the differences in education abroad.

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In this episode, Glen discusses Civil War reenactment with our new Director of Education Marie Walker! What is reenactment? How is it different than living history? What's it like to be a female reenactor? Find out in this episode!

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How did Medieval people affected by the Plague react to this pandemic? Ken and Glen explore how people understood the spread of disease and how they attempted to stop it.

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In this episode, Ken and Glen give some perspective on how populations have responded to the spread of disease from the Plague to the Spanish Flu to today's concerns with COVID19.

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Special Guest Lesley Jones explores the ties between Spiritualism and the Suffrage Movement in the late 19th and early 20th century.

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From sea to Norman Sea – well, maybe that’s a bit of an overstatement, but from the late 11th century through the end of the 12th century you could find Norman culture from the North Sea to the eastern end of the Mediterranean. In this episode, Ken and Glen discuss how after a century and a half of expansion starting in 911, the Normans assimilated into conquered regions – and how their actions resonate to the present.

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So, William of Normandy, you’ve conquered England – now what? Well first, add “The Conqueror” to your name, then find a way to rule what you’ve conquered – spoiler, it’s harder to do. In this episode, Ken and Glen discuss how the Normans managed to get on with the business of running a kingdom by relying on Anglo Saxon bureaucracy.

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