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The Clio Dialogues
Hosted by historian Dr. Jennifer Robin Terry, šš”š šš„š¢šØ šš¢šš„šØš š®šš¬ is a history podcast dedicated to exploring how the past continues to shape the world we live in today. Through conversations with historians and other experts, the podcast highlights new historical research, fresh interpretations, and overlooked stories that deepen our understanding of contemporary life.
The Clio Dialogues
Latest Episodes
Democracy Undone: The Story of an American Reporter in Nazi Germany | Pamela Toler
DescriptionWhat does the rise of authoritarianism look like while it is happening in real time? Historian Pamela Toler, author of The Dragon from Chicago: The Untold Story of an American Reporter in Nazi Germany, joins Th...
Never Say Inevitable: Rethinking the Road to 1776 | Peter C. Mancall
History only looks inevitable because we already know the ending.As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, it is easy to look backward and see a straight road to 1776. In Contested Continent, historian Peter ...
Hair Apparent: How Americans Learned to Read Race, Gender & Power in Hair | Sarah Gold McBride
Today, our hair is often a means of self-expression. But what if you had no control over what your hair expressed? And Iām not just talking about a bad hair day! In nineteenth-century America, hair conveyed something very different than what it...
Why We Drink: The Surprising History of Modern Drinking Culture | Lisa Jacobson
DescriptionWine with dinner. A beer after work. A whiskey to seal the deal. These rituals feel timeless, but they are far more recent than most Americans realize.In this episode of The Clio Dialogues, historian Lisa Jacobso...
Before the Creator Economy: How Fans Made Manga a Global Phenomenon | Andrea Horbinski
Episode DescriptionWhat if one of the world's most influential cultural industries wasn't built by publishers or artists alone?Today, manga is a global phenomenon. It has inspired blockbuster films, anime, video games, conv...
