Ask a Historian

Por: UW–Madison History Department
Every episode, we bring a question submitted by an audience member to a historian at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and ask them to share their response. What would you ask a historian? Send us your questions: [email protected]
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Latest episodes of the podcast Ask a Historian

What did femininity look like in ancient Rome? 18/01/2022
What is the history of anti-vaccination beliefs? 20/05/2021
Are nursing homes for seniors a relatively new concept? 10/05/2021
Is the Game of Ur the oldest game in history? 15/04/2021
How did missionaries in colonial India communicate with the people they were trying to convert? 31/03/2021
Why do many young people lack basic knowledge about the Holocaust and how do we fix this? 13/03/2021
HISTORY LAB 3 How do historians determine what's true when working with primary sources? 17/12/2020
How did undocumented immigrants come to dominate the workforce on U.S. dairy farms? 09/12/2020
HISTORY LAB 2 How much time has to pass before something is considered history? 04/12/2020
How has the United States used the category of citizenship to target people for mistreatment and exclusion? 24/11/2020
HISTORY LAB 1 How do I know if a website is a reliable source? 20/11/2020
SPECIAL: Florence Robinson, Gerda Lerner, and Women's History at UW-Madison 10/11/2020
How do podcasts enrich student learning in the History classroom? 27/10/2020
How did Egyptian feminism develop between the Egyptian Revolution and the Arab Spring? 12/10/2020
What does it mean to reckon with the history of racism at the University of Wisconsin—Madison? 28/09/2020
Why have Asian Americans often been the target of xenophobic and racist attacks during disease outbreaks? 26/05/2020
What lessons can the history of Ebola in West Africa offer as we face the COVID-19 pandemic? 11/05/2020
Why do racist incidents come as a surprise to many Americans? 09/04/2020
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