(Bonus PDF) The Nine Forces of History helped make sense of the seeming randomness of historical events. This handout will be referred to frequently within my course lectures. 

(Bonus PDF) Each unit central question helped students to simplify everything in the unit to remember the most important point. While we learned much more, the question was used for the weekly reflection question that students completed. 

(Bonus PDF) The course syllabus is the guide for a course. It contains the learning objectives, calendar of activities, homework assignments, resources to help be more successful, and rules and regulations of the college. This is what guided my global history course and was distributed to my students on the first day of class.

S14-E03 This is a preview of my global history course lectures I will share over the next year. Each podcast episode will contain a module from the history unit that I am covering. Previously in this podcast series, the emphasis has been on history review or additional learning podcasts that the students and I created. Now, you can hear the lectures that the students based their podcasts for the previous thirteen seasons.

In addition to this audio episode, I also provide several PDF documents. First, a syllabus or guide to the course that contains an outline of the history topics, assignments related to the course topics, resources for students to take advantage to support their student success, and generic rules and regulations related to the course. Second, a list of the guiding questions for each of the history units. Third, a list of the nine history forces that influence events that I will reference through all the course lectures. And finally, an application of those nine history forces with an article that I found about strife that is occurring inside France. It is the best example of a news report that made more sense when the history forces were applied to it. The following links allow you to subscribe: iTunes and pple Podcast, Amazon Music/Audible, Castbox.fm, Deezer, Facebook, Gaana, Google Podcast, iHeartRadio, Player.fm, Radio Public, Samsung Listen, Stitcher, TuneIn, Twitter, Vurbl, and YouTube. Automatically available through these podcast apps: Castamatic, iCatcher, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RSSRadio, and more. Please post comments to the individual episodes, post to the iTunes podcast review and rating section, and email to me, [email protected] You can also checkout my other four podcasts and other social media at www.davidmedia.org

PDF This one-page handout provides a brief overview of the nine forces of history that have influenced yesterday's and today's events.

This podcast briefly explores the nine forces of history that influence past and current events.

This revised directory are podcasts that I listen to, or at least sample some of the episodes. The directory is 11 pages and provides a description, website URL, and subscription link through iTunes. Many of these podcasts are also available through other podcast apps and directories.

The Life Podcast Network is home for a group of seven family-friendly podcasts and live stream conversations that bring a positive message of hope and inspiration. Our podcast network creates new stories and information with old values. Check out the descriptions of them in the attached PDF. Each of them are available through  apps such as iTunes,  Castamatic, Castbox.fm, Downcast, iCatcher, Overcast, PlayerFM, Pocket Casts, RSS Radio, and other apps, Facebook pages, YouTube Channels, and websites.

Welcome to the 14th season of Then and How: Global History and Culture podcast.  The podcast began during fall of 2006 as a project in an introductory global history course at the University of Minnesota.  This short overview episode reminds listeners of the purpose of the podcast and encourages listener feedback to David Arendale who is the course instructor.  His email address is [email protected]  

This PDF documents provided an annotated list of history podcasts to which I am subscribed.  I hope you will find some new ones that will become your favorites as well.

I have been inspired by many other great history podcasts.  I have a particular interest in World War One and World War Two.  Also, several dealing with interviews of people who survived The Holocust.  Several of the independent history podcasters have given me permission to rebroadcast a few of their episodes.  I am very grateful for their contribution to the students in my history class.