Podcasts about history major

For this special weekend podcast - John interviews attorney and politician serving as the U.S. representative for Colorado's 1st congressional district - Diana DeGette and Professor of History and the Director of Economics and History Major at Vanderbilt University - author and historian - Jefferson Cowie.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join us in this episode as Sofia Mohammed, an experienced educator, shares her incredible journey from teaching in Harlem to becoming a school principal and then transitioning into the ed-tech space. Hear how the challenges of the pandemic sparked a creative shift, leading Sofia to break into the tech industry and contribute her unique perspective. From being a school principal to leading educational organizations, Sofia reflects on the valuable skills educators bring to the table in the ever-evolving world of technology. Tune in to discover the highs, lows, and transformative moments in Sofia's career, and how she is now building something new as part of the Raspberry Pi Foundation in the United States. Don't miss the insightful conversation on leadership, career transitions, and the exciting fusion of education and technology.Follow Sofia Mohammed;LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofmoh/ Recommendations:BooksLean in: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl SandbergPlease Rate & Review on your listening platform. Follow us on Instagram & LinkedIn @CareerCheatCode048 | Building a Better Future in Education with Sofia Mohammed

Laura Abbott, '06, on her early love of history, her path to Gustavus, how and why she became a ranger with the National Park Service, her work as a ranger on the National Mall in Washington, DC, including at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, leading running tours focused on various aspects of DC history, her subsequent posting at the pre-Civil War Fort Scott in Kansas, her current work at Yellowstone, what might come next in her NPS career, the transformative impact of Gustavus on her life, and her pitch for our nation's parks.

This week's show begins with Alex quizzing Graham about his recent trip to San Diego for this year's GMAC conference, followed by a mention of some limited waitlist movement seen on MBA LiveWire.  Graham and Alex then pivoted to a discussion on the recent supreme court decision that has a large impact on how admissions can consider race in their admissions decisions. Your hosts believe that while this will necessitate some changes to the admissions process, there will be still processes that can be adopted to ensure diverse business school classes that represent all. Graham then highlighted the July event series, Essay Insights, which begins this Wednesday with Berkeley / Haas, Duke / Fuqua and Georgetown / McDonough. This is a very popular series that runs throughout July and early August; signups are here: https://bit.ly/cambaessay Graham then mentioned an Adcom Q&A from Cambridge / Judge; these new Q&As include a new question for each of our adcom that asks about waitlists. Graham then discussed two new Real Humans alumni pieces, an alumni from Emory / Goizueta at BCG, and an alumni from INSEAD at Meta. He then highlighted a new admissions tip which focuses on the importance of addressing gaps in employment. As usual, this episode includes assessments of three real candidates, taken from recent ApplyWire entries on the site. The first candidate has a 770 GMAT, and appears to have very interesting work experience and goals in the environmental area. Their one glaring weakness is their 2.9 GPA. Graham and Alex discussed ways to mitigate this weakness, and also suggested they may want to broaden their list of target programs beyond the big three of Harvard, Stanford and UPenn / Wharton. This week's second candidate hasn't taken the GMAT yet, but is concerned they will land a score in the 680-700 range, with a weakish quant result. All other aspects of their profile look very interesting. Graham and Alex discussed ways to mitigate a lower GMAT, if that is in fact the case. Candidate #3 appears to have very interesting work experience and a strong academic profile, from India. She also has one weakness, and that looks like the quant aspect of the GRE. She is also a history major, so it would really behove her to try to improve her quant profile, as she is targeting the very best programs. This episode was recorded in Philadelphia, USA and Cornwall, England. It was produced and engineered by the fabulous Dennis Crowley in Philadelphia, USA. Thanks to all of you who've been joining us and please remember to rate and review this show wherever you listen!

We discuss what it was like being a history major and getting the degree.

Vanessa M. Rissetto, MS, RD, CDN, goes toe-to-toe with Matthew Zachary in a quick-witted battle of wry sarcasm, dark comedy, and GenX nostalgia in this throwback episode about life before the Internet when food, in general, was less horrible and how a BA in History transformed her into a Certified Dietitian Nutritionist. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Culina Health. she and her team offer personalized virtual nutrition care from experts you can trust – and it's covered by insurance, no less. They're reinventing what it means to work with a nutritionist without guilt, shame, or gimmicks. Learn more at https://culinahealth.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Four midshipmen discuss the controversies surrounding John Brown's 1859 raid on Harper's Ferry, a key event leading to the Civil War. They also interview Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson, author of Force and Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence (2019).This podcast was produced for the US Naval Academy History Department's HH200 course, "The Historian's Craft." Organized around a topic of the instructor's choice, this first of three required History Major seminars introduces 3/C majors to the intellectual and structural origins of the modern discipline of history, including subfields of history and methodological approaches. Students pose a research question and pursue a research design, including a mini-prospectus along with an annotated bibliography. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @usnahistoryFor more information about NAHP and the Naval Academy's History Department, please visit https://usna.edu/History/NAHP/

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On the March 6 edition of the Music History Today podcast, Major Lazer hits Cuba & Beanie Sigel celebrates ALL MY MUSIC HISTORY TODAY PODCAST LINKS - https://allmylinks.com/musichistorytoday CHECK OUT MY OTHER PODCAST, THE MUSIC HALLS OF FAME PODCAST: LINKS - https://allmylinks.com/musichallsoffamepodcast YouTube link to THE MUSIC HALLS OF FAME PODCAST - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkyDaB5vuuEaagwnBHfvrOw/ Anchor / Spotify link to THE MUSIC HALLS OF FAME PODCAST - https://anchor.fm/musichallsoffamepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musichistorytodaypodcast/support

In this episode of the podcast we have an extreme debate with a history major about the possibility of a US-Chinese War,. If you enjoyed this podcast share it with your friends and follow us on Youtube @moderndayhippyys! Get your bunkers ready and stay safe! Love yall!

Someone Dies In This Elevator - For the Record Rating: PG-13. Who's ready to break a world record? This episode contains suffocation, claustrophobia, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of the episode was for Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemason, a satirical dark comedy about Secret Societies and Internet Conspiracy Culture. Conspiracy loving Flat Earthers, Randy Dunning and Gayle Kruger, will do anything to make the next great viral video. They'll even kidnap a Freemason and keep him locked in their basement until he tells them what the Masons are really doing behind those closed doors... This episode was written by Jeremy Ellett and directed by Tal Minear. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Stephen Indrisano and sound design by A. J. Churchill. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear.  Starring: Greg Vinciguerra as Indy. Tom Laflin as Tom. Brad Colbroock as Berger. Jenna Rose Geiser as Kate Geepers. Roanna Cruz as Nancy. Garan Fitzgerald, Avery Luna, and David J. Dixon as The Big Guys. Becca Marcus as History Major. Additional voices by Andrew Sianez-De La O, Caroline Mincks, Jeremy Ellett, Bob Raymonda, Tal Minear, ItMe!, A. R. Olivieri, Mik Koats, and Newton Schottelkotte. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MBS Communications/PR Specialist William Galloway visits with MBHS graduate and 2x MBHS football state champion, Major Ogilvie, to discuss Major's experience winning two state championships during his time at Mountain Brook. This leads into Mountain Brook football competing for the 2022 AHSAA 6A state championship on Friday, Dec. 2, 2022 in Auburn's Jordan-Hare Stadium to face Saraland. Listen wherever you get your podcasts and follow @mtnbrookschools on social media.

Today Bill recorded live from a Historical Methods class at Georgia Southern University. For the record, Brian is doing a Huey Lewis - he's "working for a living" teaching a class, so Bill was left without a minder (very dodgy). Apparently, students in this class expressed an interest in history podcasting, so they got in touch with us (which may not have been the best decision). To show how the Military Historians are People, Too! podcast works, Bill is interviewing one of the students in the class - Jahnyiah Davis. Jahnyiah is a McNair Scholar and History Major at Georgia Southern University from Perry, Georgia (also home to Georgia State Fair!). We'll talk about her background, how she came to Georgia Southern, why she decided to major in history, and, of course, her BBQ preference! Special thanks to Prof. Cathy Skidmore-Hess for inviting Bill to invade her class and to her students for their interest in podcasting! So, enjoy this Bonus Short with an undergraduate history major! We hope the class got something out of it and that you will, too. Rec.: 10/25/2022

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As you guys know, the BetterWallet podcast is all about demystifying the topic of money and sharing powerful success stories of people who beat the odds and found financial success. And today, we have Jason Lee. Jason is a business owner. He's a consultant. He's a cloud technology specialist. Jason knows everything. But overall, he's a good friend, he really helped me to rethink how I ran my business in a lot of different ways. And it helped to set the stage so I could eventually leave my corporate job. Today, Jason shares how he went from 0 to $1 Million ARR in a year!  What's the best thing you ever spent your money on? (00:02:12)Jason's story (00:05:44)From history major to tech specialist (00:09:13)Takeaways from Salesforce (00:13:34)How to find a mentor (00:16:21)Putting money to work (00:20:13)Leaping from safety - Job to Entrepreneurship (00:24:51)How much OptionsSwing made in the first 10 months (00:32:34)What are Options (00:33:10)How to get started in Options (00:38:32)Big partnerships (00:43:55)Follow Jason at @ternarydevelopments and @optionsswingConnect with Jason on LinkedinSign up for OptionsSwing for 30% off your monthly membership: OptionsSwing.com | Use code BETTERWALLETPODGet your checklist now!Financially Bulletproof Checklist - financesincheck.com/checklistFollow me@BetterWallet on Instagram@BetterWallet on TikTok@TheBetterWallet on Twitter

In Episode 27 of the CSUSB Advising Podcast, Matt Markin chats with History Department Chair, Dr. Tiffany Jones! What is the History major? What career opportunities are there? What resources does History have? Find out in this episode!For more information on the Economics major, visit the CSUSB History Department.Subscribe to the CSUSB Advising Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google and more!Follow us on social media:Instagram & Tik Tok - @csusbadvisingFacebook - CSUSB Advising and Academic ServicesTwitter - @csusb_advising Transcription of episode

Doc and Shane are joined for the first of a two-parter by Advisor to East Stroudsburg University's 90.3 WESS, Dr. Rob McKenzie. On Part 1, the MTV U Woodie Award winning Advisor talks about his days in College Radio as a History Major at Millersville University's 91.7 WIXQ, where he held both the Sports Director and Educational Program Director positions on the station's council - to which Doc proclaims him to be "the consummate Educational Program Director" due to his body of work intertwining the town and gown through WIXQ's Campus Roundtable program. Follow Scholastic Transmission all across Social Media at @CollegeRadioPod and be sure to share the Podcast with anyone that loves College Radio!

This week's episode of WireTaps kicks off with a discussion of the 2023 US News & World Report rankings for US-based MBA programs. For those of you who missed the results, Chicago / Booth shares the top spot with UPenn / Wharton, with Stanford and Kellogg tied for third, and Harvard and MIT Sloan tied for fifth. While advocating for more of a tiered ranking, Alex makes the case that rankings like US News do themselves harm when they place Harvard and Stanford outside the top two. After that discussion, Graham highlighted Real Humans Alumni pieces from a CMU / Tepper grad working at Bank of America, a Duke / Fuqua graduate working at BCG, and USC / Marshall graduate employed by Disney Resorts; each pivoting their careers. Graham also mentioned a new line of business; we have merchandise for sale! All for a bit of fun. Graham also discussed a podcast he hosted with NYU / Stern's Lisa Rios. As to the WireTaps portion of the show, Alex selected two ApplyWire entries and a DecisionWire entry: First up, Graham introduces a candidate who was a history major and then served in the marines. They have a passion for finance, and now want to transition out of the military into investment banking. Boosting the quant portion of the GRE and taking MBA Math appear to be a logical step to improve the requisite quant profile for that type of pivot. This week's second candidate appears to have had a strong career, so far, in the health care domain, and Alex and Graham suggest they need to double down on that, in terms of their post MBA goals. They are targeting a 750 GMAT, and with a score like that, should aim high with regards to school selection. Finally, from DecisionWire, Alex chooses a candidate (and long-time friend of the show!) who had decided to matriculate at Northwestern / Kellogg, but now has an offer from the waitlist from Yale SOM. In the end it sounds like Kellogg might be the right decision... This episode was recorded in Cornwall, England and Paris, France. It was expertly produced and engineered by Dennis Crowley in the land of Tastykakes, WaWas, and other amazing jawns. Please rate and review this podcast wherever you listen; it's the best way you can show your support for the show!

Juan Gutierrez is a Social Worker and History Major from Milwaukee Wisconsin. We go over his study's of Post World War 2 History, as well as, his "Against the Standard" podcast and life as an inner City Social Worker. Find him on twitter: @BearsFanatic94 @ATStandardPod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cristian-laureano/message

In this Episode, host, Julie Mochan talks to Matt Sommer, Ph.D., CFA, CFP®,  Head of Defined Contribution and Wealth Advisor Services as Janus Henderson Investors.   Listen to Matt  for Amazing NEW Insight Into:  ✅The Secure Act 1.0 and 2.0✅The Effects of COVID-19 on the Advisory Business and Advisors✅New Research on the Value of An Advisor!✅ Diversity within the Financial Services Industry✅ New Studies on ESG Investing✅ Financial Industry or History Major?At TPFG, our success depends upon your advisory business flourishing

It's Luke's Birthday... Again!  On this episode, our "Apple Pie Patriot" joins me to discuss our Undergraduate Senior Theses, one on the Adams Administration, the other on the Treaty of Amiens (1802).   We chat about life as a History Major, John Adams' successes and shortcomings, and the "Vanity of Peace."  And, I won't lie... we got nostalgic beforehand and drank a good bit!  Key content: John Adams, Alien and Sedition Acts, XYZ Affair, Quasi War, Napoleonic Wars, Treaty of Amiens Cheers!Support the show here and get access to all sorts of bonus content:https://www.patreon.com/user?u=34398347&fan_landing=trueBe sure to follow me on Facebook at "Drinks with Great Minds in History" & Follow the show on Instagram @drinkswithgreatminds_podcastMusic:Hall of the Mountain King by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3845-hall-of-the-mountain-kingLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Artwork by @Tali Rose... Check it out!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=34398347&fan_landing=true)

Bryan is a data science manager, previously he worked at Facebook and Indeed as senior data scientist. Bryan specialize in ad system design, ad ranking, and A/B testing platforms. We talked about: - how he got into data science as a history major - when not to use data science to make decisions - how data scientists should influence the company's culture - how data scientists can have a competitive edge in the future - what is the ad ranking problem - data science books for game theories - how to use game theories in real life You can also listen to this episode on Apple podcast and Spotify. You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VEg1ImA97U

Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guest today is David Hogg. David is a Gun Violence Activist and a History Major at Harvard University. He rose to national prominence after surviving the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida in 2018. He is also the Co-Author of the New York Times Best Seller: #NeverAgain: A New Generation Draws the Line This episode is all about gun violence. Despite surviving a mass shooting, David feels and I agree that mass shootings get more attention than they should and that we should pay at least as much, if not more attention to the far greater number of people getting murdered in violent neighborhoods every day. David and I clash somewhat over the right approach to gun control. We spend a good deal of time arguing about whether it makes sense to have armed security guards in schools. We talk about the Second Amendment and the role historical context should play in our assessment of modern-day policies, and much more. #Ad Ground News is a news comparison platform, empowering readers to see how sources with different underlying biases are covering a story and form a balanced view of the day's most important news. The platform itself is apolitical. It's for anyone who's not afraid of having their opinions challenged, and open to seeing multiple perspectives on controversial issues. Their Blindspot feature enables you to check your news blindspot, and see stories that aren't being reported by one side of the political spectrum, that you would otherwise miss in your bubble. So if you're trying to be an informed consumer of the news, I could not recommend Ground news more. You can check out this platform via www.ground.news/coleman or you can directly download the app from Apple App Store or Google Play Store. #ConversationswithColeman #CwC #ColemanHughes #DavidHogg #America #GunControl #GunViolence #2ndAmendment #AssaultWeapons

My guest today is David Hogg. David is a Gun Violence Activist and a History Major at Harvard University. He rose to national prominence after surviving the mass shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida in 2018. He is also the Co-Author of the New York Times Best Seller: #NeverAgain: A New Generation Draws the LineThis episode is all about gun violence. Despite surviving a mass shooting, David feels and I agree that mass shootings get more attention than they should and that we should pay at least as much, if not more attention to the far greater number of people getting murdered in violent neighborhoods every day. David and I clash somewhat over the right approach to gun control. We spend a good deal of time arguing about whether it makes sense to have armed security guards in schools. We talk about the Second Amendment and the role historical context should play in our assessment of modern-day policies, and much more.#Ad Ground News is a news comparison platform, empowering readers to see how sources with different underlying biases are covering a story and form a balanced view of the day's most important news. The platform itself is apolitical. It's for anyone who's not afraid of having their opinions challenged, and open to seeing multiple perspectives on controversial issues. Their Blindspot feature enables you to check your news blindspot, and see stories that aren't being reported by one side of the political spectrum, that you would otherwise miss in your bubble. So if you're trying to be an informed consumer of the news, I could not recommend Ground news more. You can check out this platform via www.ground.news/coleman or you can directly download the app from Apple App Store or Google Play Store.#ConversationswithColeman #CwC #ColemanHughes #DavidHogg #America #GunControl #GunViolence #2ndAmendment #AssaultWeapons

Researching for podcast episodes is different in the pandemic. I often have met the person long before I interview them. Perhaps we shared a coffee or drink, maybe we worked together or I saw them speak at a conference. Perhaps I grew up listening to them, worked in the same market or interviewed them for a job. The pandemic has turned some of episodes into radio Lava-Life dates. That's what happened with this episode with Lena Shulman from Vancouver's Jack-FM.In this episode, I spent a fair amount of time asking her the questions on her online profile, but the real gold was in the after dinner drinks where I found her her family emigrated from the former Soviet Union and later Israel on their way to Canada. As we spoke it was apparent that Lena also knew multiple languages. Her broadcast career started on campus at the University of Toronto where she was studying history. From there she opted for a producer position at Corus Radio Toronto and made her way across Canada to Lloydminster, Saskatoon, Niagara and then back to Vancouver's Jack 96.9 FM where she co-hosts the morning show with Drex and Bob Addison, aka No Fun Bobby.Lena made mention of a book by Roy Williams called Pendulum. You can order a copy of it here. You can find out more about Lena and see some of great stuff she is up to on our episode page.Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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I chat with my college roommate and fellow history major Ruth! We discuss being a history major, the American Civil War, Women's Movements, and why we decided to study history in the first place. We had a really fun chat so I hope you enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/callanshea/message

EP 89 Arvid De Coster Talks About How He Dropped Out A History Major To Start His Own Company WeGroup | What's On Your Mind? Hi I am Peter and I give you a weekly podcast about personal development, mindset & selling. What's On Your Mind ? is a 1 hour conversation. Everybody has a story and a gift. And I want to bring out the story of my guest. Today, this is Arvid De Coster. Arvid is now CEO and Co-Founder of an insurance tech startup. WeGroup is a Belgian InsurTech startup that helps insurance providers to increase business and efficiency while better connecting with their digital customers. He tells the story how he studied history and started selling insurance policies. And eventually he sold his drumkit and his furniture and started WeGroup. And now they raised 3 million EUR capital via Venture Capitalists. And Arvid talks about sales strategies, go-to-market strategies, his learnings, his insights, ... Very open and very inspiring conversation of a very driven young man changing the world of insurances. Connect with Arvid on social media: https://www.facebook.com/wegroup.be/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/arvid-de-coster-46b949a0/ https://www.wegroup.be Music: Uplifting Funky Music by AleksandrKrivtsun (Copyright) Music: JuliusH from Pixabay Voice-over: Melissaharlowvo Let's connect: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petersnauwaert Twitter: @petersnauwaert Instagram: @ps_grow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PSGROW E-mail: peter@psgrow.com

History Major to working in Museums building awesome things to teaching STEAM in China. Very interesting story!

Bryan Barletta of Sounds Profitable is known for being a guy that explains complicated podcasting ad-tech in a helpful, generous way. Ryan Rose of JoneKiri is an up-and-comer in the industry who has already made a mark by helping talent communicate across multiple platforms. Both started in podcasting. Both quit their day-jobs in podcasting mid-pandemic (!) to launch their own businesses. And both are succeeding wildly. In this conversation they discuss with host E.B. Moss everything from how advertisers can go beyond traditional podcast ad exposure and pricing, to the implications of a "cookie-less world" to the better mousetrap of content marketing cross screen*. These are smart young turks who share a lot of wisdom. We discuss: How Bryan went from McDonalds to History Major to a major force in the developer space before landing in podcasting...and starting Sounds Profitable Why this quote from his recent newsletter post sums up Bryan's mission...and value: When buyers have a hard time translating tools, metrics, and services between advertising channels we get friction, and friction prohibits more buyers from choosing podcast advertising as a viable channel. But that friction can be soothed with education. How slowing down to focus on that education in the business can help speed up revenue Why Megaphone, Advertisecast and Podcorn got snapped up... And why HotPod and PodNews are read voraciously... The imperative for diverse podcasters and the effort to support them by, e.g., former Insider Interviews guest, Juleyka Lantigua-Williams Our "surprise mystery guest", Ryan Rose makes his entrance and explains the what (and pronunciation!) of JoneKiri (hint: discipline and passion...) The opportunity for talent to help offer presence across podcasting + + +...all screens! Why a "cookie-less world" is not such a bad thing...especially in the podcasting world. (Guess who answered THAT one?!) Why Bryan thinks Ryan "fits into a category of people that I think are going to be the next and hottest things in the next two years in podcasting" and why Ryan thinks beyond the pre- or mid-roll, and in fact staked his current career on it The world beyond the CPM or CPA Why they think I'm great. (Kind of love that.) There's a lot more. These are smart guys. You'll want to listen. Again. And maybe again. You can find Bryan on Twitter and https://soundsprofitable.com/ And Ryan and JoneKiri are on LinkedIn If you found THESE tips valuable from Bryan and Ryan, I don't mind if you virtually tip ME, and "buy me a coffee"! ( https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mossappeal ). Please let me know if you have a topic or suggestion for a future episode on the business of media, marketing and advertising -- or need help creating or marketing your own B2B podcast! *Stay tuned for big news -- or ping me -- about an upcoming conference I'm coordinating on the intersection of podcasting and all OTHER content screens!  Podcasts@mossappeal.com Please follow on: Twitter: @mossappeal @InsiderIntervws IG: @insiderinterviews @mossappeal Facebook: InsiderInterviewsPodcast PS: This episode publishes on #EarthDay2021, so please also check out Epi 28 for all the good that Sustainable Brands has been doing since 2006.

The Battle of Hong Kong 1941 was a significant battle during the Pacific War that saw Chinese, British, Indians and Canadian fighting off a Japanese invasion of Hong Kong.   ▶️In this documentary we will explain the Battle of Hong Kong 1941 which was performed the same morning as the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Empire of Japan invaded the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong which was defended by Chinese, British, Indian and Canadian forces. ▶️The Battle of Hong Kong lasted from December 8th-25th ending with “black Christmas” when Hong Kong was surrendered to the Empire of Japan. This full documentary will cover the history of Hong Kong, why the battle of Hong Kong occurred, why it was an important target for the Japanese empire, a complete rundown of the entire battle day by day (animated battle map, battle footage), how racism played an interesting role in the battle for both sides, the brutal military structure of imperial Japan, what the occupational years were like, what resistance was like during 1941-1945, an explanation on the atrocities performed by the Japanese forces and the lasting effect the battle held over the Pacific War and World History. ▶️The guest speaker Eric is a fellow History Major that studied with Craig from The Pacific War Channel. Please check out our previous discussion on Amazing and lesser known facts about the battle of Midway.

William Clayton (‘10) was a history major at Hillsdale but wanted to go into business and the tech world. He shares how he did it, and what it looks like to apply the liberal arts and the skill of lifelong learning in the business world.

In this episode, Pa interviews Alison Saechao about her educational journey. Alison is an Educational Talent Search Specialist at Woodland Community College and shares her experience growing up in the small town of Oroville, California and her path to earning her master’s degree in history. Show Notes:Iu MienSecret WarEducational Talent SearchUpward BoundTRiO ProgramsUCLACSU, ChicoHistory Department at CSU, ChicoIf you’d like to connect with Alison, you can reach her at alisonsaechao@gmail.com. Subscribe to this podcast to follow Pa as she gets her PhD. Access transcripts and submit listener questions at www.onbecomingeducated.comSupport the show (http://Ko-fi.com/onbecomingeducated)

During the majority of her twenty-two-year career in the Australian Army, former Major Kellie Dadds (Ret.) served as an Intelligence Officer. Some of her multiple deployments included Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and the Solomon Islands. Kellie also completed the grueling Army Commando selection process. Following her service, Kellie has been actively involved in voluntary work in a variety of community groups that aim to support veterans. Kellie shares her perspectives on the demands of working in Intelligence and her passion for helping veterans. Link to Brothers in Arms Memorial Project: https://www.facebook.com/brothersinarmsMPAustralia Presenter: Adam Blum Guests: Major Kellie Dadds (Ret.) Editor: Kyle Watkins Academic Adviser: Margaret Strike Researcher: Justin Guion

Shauna Grovell is the founder of the Customer Experience Unleashed, a consulting firm focused on solving difficult business challenges and guiding clients towards creating a more inclusive and diverse environment.

Now that the Fall 2020 semester has wrapped up, Tom wanted to get a student's perspective of life on campus during a pandemic. Dr. Mitzel has a rather candid conversion with Wish Read, a History Major at Kentucky Wesleyan College.

Welcome to another episode of Develomentor. Today's guest is Hilliary Turnipseed.Hilliary Turnipseed is an experienced talent acquisition and management executive, specializing in early-stage startups, as well as the education technology, media production and advertising industries. Companies she has worked with include Discovery Communications, Black Girls CODE, POLITICO and Blackboard.While Turnipseed’s primary expertise is in recruitment, she also focuses on implementing diversity and inclusion strategies along with employee engagement and wellness program initiatives. She is well known for her creative approaches to optimizing workplace environments and policies for the Millennial and Gen Z generations.In addition to consulting, Turnipseed currently serves as a Director for Women Who Code, while also leading talent and employer branding initiatives for digital content media company, Women 2.0.If you are enjoying our content please leave us a rating and review or consider supporting usA word from GrantHilliary Turnipseed has turned a bachelor’s in History from American University into a 15+ year career helping companies in and out of the tech industry find and hire talent. Having worked for the likes of Axios, Black Girls Code, Discovery Communications, Blackboard, Women 2.0 and these days, on her own as the founder and president of Hill Street Strategies, Hilliary helps companies not just hire talent, but build stronger, more inclusive cultures. When Hilliary isn’t recruiting top talent, she is often found volunteering for groups like Women Who Code, Tech Rebalanced, or speaking on podcasts or at DC Startup Week. -Grant IngersollQuotes“I love people and I consider myself just an organic connector. So I stumbled upon this industry that I didn’t know really existed. I did not go to school to recruit or for HR.”“For me, it was really important to link the importance of people with the overall business strategy. So I view people as the most valuable asset within an organization.”“Women apply to roles where they meet 90 to 100 percent of requirements whereas for men its usually 10 to 20 percent. So if you just take that one stat into consideration, your job descriptions alone could be preventing that pipeline from coming through.”—Hilliary TurnipseedAdditional ResourcesThe Memo: What Women of Color Need to Know to Secure a Seat at the Table – https://www.amazon.com/Memo-Women-Color-Secure-Table-ebook/dp/B07L2WRVSWCheck out Women Who Code – https://www.womenwhocode.com/aboutLook into Hilliary’s talent consultancy – https://www.hillstreetstrategies.com/You can find more resources in the show notesTo learn more about our podcast go to https://develomentor.com/To listen to previous episodes go to https://develomentor.com/blog/Connect with Hilliary TurnipseedLinkedInTwitterConnect with Grant IngersollLinkedInTwitterSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/develomentor)

  Deciding to shift your career can be challenging. Joining us today, David Hovis, marketing and communications manager for Team Penske, went from being a history major to changing his focus on PR. David will share what brought him to racing public relations, how his role has evolved and advice on how you can switch or start your career in PR.   About Michael's Guest:  David manages day-to-day public relations efforts for the No. 6 and No. 7 Acura Team Penske ARX-05 DPi entries competing full-time in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. David also manages the Team Penske eSports team, content and maintenance of teams' official website, as well as assists with media guides, driver appearances, and is a designated at-track public relations and sponsor relations manager at all IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship events for Helio Castroneves, Juan Pablo Montoya, Dane Cameron, and Ricky Taylor.     WVU Marketing Communications Today is hosted by Michael Lynch from West Virginia University which is a program on the Funnel Radio Channel.     

What do you do when you realize the degree you spent the time and money to get will not help you build the financial future you need? Julian shares his inspirational story on how he began to build wealth with real estate - - lost most of his portfolio in the crash of 2008 - - then rebounded when he found the right community of investors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do you do when you realize the degree you spent the time and money to get will not help you build the financial future you need? Julian shares his inspirational story on how he began to build wealth with real estate - - lost most of his portfolio in the crash of 2008 - - then rebounded when he found the right community of investors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What do you do when you realize the degree you spent the time and money to get will not help you build the financial future you need? Julian shares his inspirational story on how he began to build wealth with real estate - - lost most of his portfolio in the crash of 2008 - - then rebounded when he found the right community of investors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thank you to NOV-National Oilwell Varco for sponsoring this episode. To find out more about NOV please visit their: Website and make sure to follow them on Linkedin. Lindsy Sallee grew up in a household that strongly believed quitting wasn’t an option. Her family had the belief,if you try something you have to stick to it for a year before you make any decisions. Little did Lindsy know, at the time,this would be her mantra throughout her entire career and life. Lindsy went to a non-traditional oil and gas school in St. Louis, Washington University. Wash U is a liberal arts focus school. Lindsy was on a political science path until her Junior year when she realized, Business School was more of a fit than the political scene. Interestingly enough, NOV was making a push for Western state schools at the time, due to familiarity with “smart kids” coming from these universities. With no idea about the oil and gas industry she fell in love with the personality of the NOV recruiters and their overall demeanor... “They seemed so cool”. She then decided this is the place she wanted to work after graduating.Although Lindsy was set on working for NOV she received a rejection letter after her interview process. She was devastated. A few weeks later she received a call from NOV for a different position, an inside sales role. She jumped on the opportunity and her path at NOV started. With little technical knowledge, Lindsy had to overcome the fact that others around her knew more than she did. She didn't allow this to set her back, she took it upon herself to learn each role and make time to go to the field and understand the products she was selling.Lindsy is a mom of two and gives advice on her perspective of work life balance. With her first kid, 7 years ago, she was concerned that having kids was going to set her back in her career. She had a mentor at the time that said, “ Just do it, everything will fall into place”. She described the anxiety she had telling her first boss about her pregnancy… needless to say his response was surprising. Lindsy provides insight into the changes she has seen over the last 16 years with diversity and inclusion. She expresses the need to continue placing nontraditional people into roles that might not seem like a good fit, in return diversity in all aspects will grow. Having people succeed in roles that were perceived in the past to only have “ XYZ” traits begins to change people’s thoughts on who should fit that role. Lindsy describes the time they hired a History Major into a Commissioning role, at the time it didn't seem like the right fit, based on the perception of who would excel in that role. He ended up exceeding expectations, their thoughts on the former educational requirements were forever changed. Thank you NOV and PESA for sponsoring this episode. Come hang out with us:Download on Apple Podcast——>> ClickDownload on Spotify———>>ClickConnect with Maisy and Jamie:Connect with Massiel Diez: Instagram | LinkedInConnect with Jamie Elrod: Instagram | LinkedInFollow FTB on Instagram | LinkedInJoin FTB NationIf your interested in working with us, please contact : flippingthebarrel@gmail.com

MioSquaddd - Thank you for getting us to 2000 Instagram Followers & 500 Twitter Followers! Fla-bongo’s coming soon! We are plugging in our friends Sistorically Accurate Podcast. Listen to a fun twist on History! One of us is a History Major - can you guess who?? Listen to them on Friday’s (after you listen to Bring the Mio of course!) and follow them on Instagram @sistorically_accurate. On this week’s episode Heather is letting us know how good of a student she is as she followed through on some of her “homework.” It gets EXPLICIT y’all. We are diving into hookups, f*ck buddies and booty calls. What do you consider a “hook up?” Is it anything physical or straight P in the V?? Do men only hook up to get that number higher? Ladies do we downplay our hook ups? Let us know your best “booty call” experience! Did it turn into more? Did somebody catch feelings? How many f*ck buddies/FWB have you had? Did you have a FULL ROSTER like Leti? Listen to the rules of FWB according to your mio girls! PS. NOBODY LIKES A GREEDY BOOTY CALL. LETS BOTH GET OFF! Keep in touch: Follow us on instagram, twitter and tiktok. give us a shoutout and tag us @bringthemio while you’re pregaming or just slide into our DMs ;) add your city’s geotag - we wanna see where our mio squad is located! visit our website: bringthemio.com Our podcast is all about having a good ass time between best friends. Our opinions are our own. We aren’t professionals and our advice is based on personal experiences. Like. Rate. Subscribe. Send fresh, never recycled dick pics. XOXO

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As fewer college students opt to major in history, there's an effort by history departments to prove the practical value of their discipline.

As fewer college students opt to major in history, there's an effort by history departments to prove the practical value of their discipline.

In today's episode, I am joined by Alex Litwin. This episode is an hour in length, but I promise you, it's worth every single minute. Alex embodies two really important qualities young people should strive for: Listen to, and be honest with, yourself. Give yourself permission to pursue your honest intentions. Throughout this story, you'll hear a lot about Alex listening to himself and not being afraid to share his goals. Whether it was choosing his major, taking time off from school, wanting to live in San Francisco over New York City, or recognizing burn-out, Alex stays true to himself and lets others know in a professional way. Alex started his career at VaynerMedia and received mentorship from both CEO Gary Vaynerchuk (look him up if you don't know him) and now Chief Heart Officer Claude Silver. We talk about how he got there, what the conversation was like to ask to live in SF and not company headquarters in NYC, and what it was like to move on from the amazing opportunity to a bigger calling. He moved to Israel for some time and took on a demanding job, where he learned why doubling down on your strengths is important. He now works at one of the biggest tech companies you've never heard of. Enjoy! Time Stamps (a few highlights for easy reference): 23:35 minutes - getting a job at VaynerMedia, sitting down with Gary Vaynerchuk, and expressing wanting to move to San Francisco instead of New York City 27:23 - Alex talks about a mentor at Vayner Claude Silver Chief Heart Officer - she helped Alex realize to pursue what he loved 29:24 - How Gary's advice helped me and why Google founder Larry Page looked for passions in people 31:15 how the Chief Heart Officer at Vayner Media became Alex's mentor 32:31 - Alex Gary's authenticity and receiving mentorship from the CEO

Guests: David-James Gonzales, Assistant Professor of History, BYU; Eric Ruiz Bybee, Assistant Professor of Multicultural Education, BYU; Grace Soelberg, History Major at BYU; Don Izekor, Pre-Law Major at BYUFebruary is Black History Month. Why don't we celebrate White History Month? That question was asked at a panel discussion at BYU recently – and honestly, it's something many white people might wonder. Why don't we, in America, celebrate the culture and contributions of white citizens in the same way we dedicate space to celebrate African Americans or Latinos or American Indians? Aren't whites just as entitled to be proud of their culture and heritage? In this panel discussion, we explore what it means to celebrate "whiteness" in America.  

Pres. Trump, Roger Stone and the Politics of Justice in Washington (0:31)Guest: Ryan Vogel, Director of the Center for National Security Studies, Utah Valley UniversityPresident Trump's friend and political ally Roger Stone was sentenced today to a little over three years in prison for lying to Congress and threatening a witness during the Mueller investigation. President Trump has called the whole thing unfair repeatedly on Twitter. One of those tweets came just before US Attorney General William Barr stepped in and overruled the recommendation from prosecutors in his department who said 7-9 years in prison would be the right sentence for Roger Stone. Then, the Attorney General came under fire for bowing to the political whims of President Trump. But he is, after all, an appointee of the President, so how is he supposed to handle requests from the person who can fire him at will? Robots That Sweat Just Like Us (15:46)Guest: Robert Shepherd, PhD, Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University and Runs the Organic Robotics Lab at CornellAs robots do more and more of the heavy lifting for us, how will they deal with the problem of overheating? Fans can help cool them down. But what about the way humans do it – by sweating? Yeah, no way.  A robot sweating? That's just too weird. But engineers at Cornell University have made a robot that sweats and they think it's a pretty promising idea. Carl Butz Saves Local Newspaper (33:54)Guest: Carl Butz, Retired Computer Programmer, Owner of the Mountain MessengerThe latest issue of California's oldest weekly newspaper is on stands today – hot off the presses. Publishing a local newspaper is always a challenge, but for The Mountain Messenger, it's basically a miracle. In mid-January, the paper was set to fold. Then retired computer programmer Carl Butz decided he couldn't let that happen, so he stepped in with money he'd been saving to go on vacation and is now the proud owner of a small-town paper in an industry that's dying nationwide.  What It Means to Celebrate Whiteness in America (50:38)Guest: David-James Gonzales, Assistant Professor of History, BYU; Eric Ruiz Bybee, Assistant Professor of Multicultural Education, BYU; Grace Soelberg, History Major at BYU; Don Izekor, Pre-Law Major at BYUFebruary is Black History Month. Why don't we celebrate White History Month? That question was asked at a panel discussion at BYU recently – and honestly, it's something many white people might wonder. Why don't we, in America, celebrate the culture and contributions of white citizens in the same way we dedicate space to celebrate African Americans or Latinos or American Indians? Aren't whites just as entitled to be proud of their culture and heritage?  Some Scientists don't like EPA's Proposed Transparency Rule (1:26:18)Guest: Gabriel Filippelli, PhD, Professor, Director, Center for Urban Health, Department of Earth Sciences, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Usually, science is all about transparency. We want to know more about the world around us, and we want to know that the information we're getting is fact, not fiction. An Environmental Protection Agency proposed policy change would improve transparency, but it also has scientists and physicians raising some concerns.

SwineCast 1072 Show Notes: In this first episode of a two part series, 'At The Meeting' Honoring Dr. Bob Morrison looks at the lessons learned and milestones made in the history of PRRS. Dr. Montserrat Torremorell (College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota), Dr. Tom Wetzell (Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica), and Dr. Gordon Spronk (Pipestone Veterinary Services) are joined by Dr. Scott Dee (Pipestone Veterinary Services) and Dr. Reid Philips (Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica) to discuss what has happened over the last 30 years of PRRS, what milestones occurred, and what lessons were learned. Continue to Part Two

The FoodBev weekly podcast provides practical insights for food and beverage industry decision-makers as it takes an in-depth look at the week's top food and beverage industry stories and trends. It’s financial results season, and so this week’s podcast features a roundup of the latest performances from some of the biggest companies in the industry, as well as more acquisitions, major production investments, packaging developments and "the most significant innovation" in Cadbury's history. We cover all that and more in this week’s podcast.

The continuation of our chat with Matt. Topics include: USS Intrepid, city living, Washington DC, kids and history, Batman, S.O.W., graduation, Morrisey, debut albums and playing guitar. Reach Us: @reasonsare  @kmaemaier  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwywhoney@gmail.com

This week the Maier's welcome Matt from...well...no show at all, actually to talk about their recent meet up while on simultaneous East Coast vacations. Topics include: working out, DAPF returns, travelling, legal drinking age, wine touring, meeting up, Bat Mitzvahs, getting checked out, Boston, live baseball, New York and the Wizard of Oz. Reach Us: @reasonsare  @kmaemaier  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwyhoney@gmail.com

Today’s guest is a very talented children’s book illustrator, Simona Ceccarelli. She is half British, half Italian, half Swiss and more than a quarter French. She lives in Switzerland with her husband and two children, but what I find most interesting about Simona is that she wasn’t always in the creative field. In fact, Simona spent most of her life working as a research scientist. Simona switched careers back in 2013 and never looked back. She is a great example that it is never too late to reinvent yourself. No matter how old you are or what career you’re in. It is possible! I also interviewed several other guests on this podcast that share a similar path with Simona. You may remember David Ariew from episode 56. He went From Neuroscience to Motion Graphics, then Ryan Summers episode 50, Ryan switched from science to art, Lloyd Alvarez episode 42, he was pre-med before he switched to Motion Graphics and Nick Lyons episode 45, he switched from History Major to Motion Graphics. These talented artists are now doing what they love all because they followed their heart. Nothing stopped them from pursuing their dreams and nothing should stop you. Our past guest Scott Buoncristiano said it best in episode 51. He said: “The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, but the second best time is today.” and Scott was another late bloomer. He didn’t start drawing until he was 36 years old and now he is a very busy freelance illustrator in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. All that to say that It is never too late to follow your dreams. Website: http://www.smceccarelli.com

Nick Lyons is a motion designer living in London, but originally from California. He plays the bagpipes and rides his bike as often as possible, but rarely does both at the same time. He has worked full-time at Blur Studio in Los Angeles and currently works at Territory Studio as a Senior Motion Designer in London. Clients include Marvel Studios, DC Comics, Disney, Nickelodeon, Paramount, Microsoft, Fox, Intel, ABC, Toshiba, National Geographic, TED Website: www.NickLyons.tv

This is by far one of my favorite episodes. Mike Bouranis aka The Stoked Brogi of Stoked Athletics joins me for a conversation which shows why Mike is one of the realest Coaches in the Fitness Industry. We talk about the evolution of Stoked Athletics, how he approaches industry myths with his clientele and I ask him what being a history major has taught him about the fitness industry - which he gives an amazing answer to! To learn more about Mike you can check him out at www.StokedAthletics.com or @TheStokedBrogi on instagram! For more 3 Things content head over to www.CoachCaseyLee.com!

Ricky Stephens is the co-founder of Ag Tech X, AgTech X is building a community of individuals who are actively exploring opportunities at the intersection of Urban Agriculture, Technology, & Sustainability. They do this by curating knowledge, building collaboration, and identifying pathways to action for our members. Ricky’s expertise is in building and operating digital platforms focused on customer acquisition, engagement, and retention. Ricky spent four years with Red Ventures, a leader in digital marketing & sales technology, where he helped to launch and scale RV’s first international office in Sao Paulo as Manager of Marketing Analytics. Upon moving back to the US in the summer of 2016, Ricky founded Res Mktg, a digital marketing consultancy focused on helping emerging, sustainability-driven companies grow their businesses through paid marketing efforts. In this conversation, Ricky reminds us that you can create your own way if you are willing to put in the work and use past skills and apply them to help build your new path or venture. You can find AgTech X at: Website: www.agtech-x.com Instagram: agtechx Twitter: @agtechx

Ben Fuqua - Highland Park Middle School. Technology teacher 7/8th grade. Girls' Athletics Coordinator. Head girls CC/Track coach at the Middle School. - Texas State University alumni. History Major. - originally from Los Angeles, CA. - Both parents were college athletes (dad-wrestling, mom-volleyball). Grew up playing tons of sports year round. Parents kept me involved in all kinds of athletics. (football, bball, vball, wrestling, baseball, golf, running, etc) - Didn't really specialize in sports until freshman year(too soon). Wish I would have kept the multi-sport thing going longer. - Was going for a golf scholarship. Decided I was sick of gold and burned out. Had opportunities to play in college on the west coast but wanted to move away....had been in LA most of my life. Wanted to spread my wings.....moved to Austin where I had some good friends. - gained the "college weight", wanted to get back in shape...when graduation was coming up I got a cheap road bike on Craigslist. Signed up for a sprint...got crushed! Loved it though....steady progress for a LONG time. Had small realistic goals at different times. - always have been self-coached. - 2014, 2015, 2016 70.3 World Qualifier. - 2014, 2015, 2016 USAT All American. - Qualified for a professional triathlon racing license in 2015. Didn't take it....didn't want that kind of lifestyle. Felt like it would change the experience for me....enjoy my career and didn't want to change my daily life. - Qualified for Kona at 2016 IMTX. 4th in AG, 9th Amateur. (8:18:59...95mile bike....probably would have been around 9hrs.) - 9:30:05 at Kona. Top 10 American Amateur Overall. Team EveryMan Jack http://teamemj.com/ Sponsors: www.recoverlikeaprotexas.com www.ilovemybiketransport.com My back ground. 24 years in the fitness industry managing health clubs as well as training and developing personal trainers. Began racing triathlon in 1991 and never looked back. I have a passion for helping people achieve their goals. My moto is simple.” Chase your passion and your pension will come”, every day I thank GOD for allowing me to connect people with their goals and for giving me the ability to do fitness for a living. My mission. To provide a great transport experience to athletes and their bikes. It is costly to prepare for big races, the ability to get to the race and have one less thing to stress about shouldn’t cost as much as the race itself. I am a low cost transport option with multiple services available to enhance the overall race experience. My goal is to help get your bike and gear ready and available for you in the safest and most efficient manner possible to ensure your focus is on your race. 10% off CODE: ILOVEMYBIKE. Visit my website for 2017 races and available drop off locations

Franky Tena is a Soccer coach, History Major and frequent judge on the Full Heel Podcast.   Thanks and Follow me on:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ToroODPhiTwitter: https://twitter.com/DonkeyTr0n

Kenneth Adams is about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Kentucky, he will spend 27 months as a Peace Corps volunteer in Zambia.

GTA 5's release woes, the ESA tries to stop preservation of gaming history, World of Warcraft will add timewalking and shipyards, and the boys reveal their guilty pleasure games.What Are You Playing? (WRUP)Todd & Joe: GTA VDuane: Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate & CoupStories of the WeekJoe: Grand Theft Auto 5 Windows PC Release Marred by Username ProblemGTA 5 PC Fix ListRockstar EditorClear SkiesTodd: ESA Says Preserving Old Games is Illegal Because Its "Hacking"Archive TeamAmerican Classic Arcade MuseumServer Shutdown for NBA 2K14 Threatens Career Save FilesDuane: World of Warcraft Patch 6.2 to Include TimewalkingMythic Dungeons in 6.2You Can Build Ships in World of Warcraft's Next PatchFocus Target: Guilty Pleasure GamesTodd loves mindless sims:Farming Simulator 15Game Dev TycoonRailroad Tycoon 3TropicoTrain Simulator 2015Joe hates to love Dynasty Warriors, the endlessly repetitive Romance of the Three Kingdoms brawler that just. Won't. Die.Duane loves ridiculously technical flight/space sims, mainly Kerbal Space Program. Problem is when he tries to talk about it to anyone, folks who aren't math or space nerds tune right out...Humble Origin Bundle 2 GiveawayThis week we're giving away a copy of the Humble Origin Bundle 2, including Dragon Age 1 and 2, Dead Space 2, Mass Effect 2, and a handful of other great EA games. To get your chance to win, listen to the show and find out how to tell us about your own guilty pleasure game!ColiseumYouTube Confirms Monthly Subscription Service is ComingWorld of Warcraft's New Token Currency Sheds a Quarter of its Value in One DaySome of GTA's Original Team Don't Sound Hopeful For That BBC Docu-dramaVizio's New Line of 4K Televisions Start at $600U.S. Department of Education: The Future of Education Includes Video Games in ClassroomsVideo Gaming Made Me a History Major, by Mac BlaunerComputercraftThe Current State of Coding in SchoolsNew Guitar Hero Revealed With Revamped Hardware and Online MusicYou can find the show and all our hosts on Twitter.Show & Community Feed: @hammergamingTodd: @dregg0rJoe: @dazikLPDuane: @valthonisOur theme music was composed by Bensound of bensound.com.

How do students engage in historical study outside the classroom? What do students do with a Davidson history major? What distinguishes the history major at Davidson from other schools? Words of wisdom for those seeking to study history in college.

How do students engage in historical study outside the classroom? What do students do with a Davidson history major? What distinguishes the history major at Davidson from other schools? Words of wisdom for those seeking to study history in college.