Connected by Controversy with Chris White
A weekly Arts podcast
Connected by Controversy with Chris White
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Today's podcast with Drs Chaz Yingling and Tyler Parry is about the history of how "Man's Best Friend" has been used to enforce the color line. We discuss the vast implications of their article, "Slave Hounds and Abolition in the Americas," whi
With guest cohost Rich Condit
Today we talk with the author of a new book about Marine General Smedley Butler, called, "Gangsters of Capitalism"
Marshall University Ukraine resources:https://libguides.marshall.edu/MUkraine
Today we talk to Eric Engle, a fellow West Virginian and Marshall grad about the reasons behind our atheism.
Today we speak to two WVU Law Professors with extensive connections with Ukraine and the surrounding region.
The title says it all, and we have a guest cohost, Criminologist Stephen Young.
Another important episode contextualizing the Ukraine crisis, with University of Kentucky professor Dr. Karen Petrone.
A special episode today speaking about the Ukraine crisis and its many international implications with Dr. Michael Beckley, author of "Unrivaled: Why America will Remain the World's Sole Superpower" and coauthor of the forthcoming, "Danger Zone
In this episode we tackle a fundamental problem in our modern society: how to know what to eat. Casey Ruff is a personal trainer and wellness coach and host of the How to Make a Podcast Podcast and Boundless Body Radio, so he comes to us with r
We talk to historian Dr. Dan Holbrook about the history of conspiracy theories in American History, based on his many times in which he taught the class at Marshall University. QAnon, JFK, and many others are covered here.
We talk to Dr. Aviva Chomsky about her latest book, Central America's Forgotten History: Revolution, Violence, and the Roots of Migration.
Today we speak with Dr. Alice Dreger, medical historian, journalist, and author of Galileo's Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and One Scholar's Search for Justice, with cohost Dr. Jonathan Day-Brown, Psychology Professor at Marshall Universi
This is a two-part episode interviewing four community members responding to the recent Evangelical revivals in several West Virginia public schools. Link to Channel 8 story:https://wchstv.com/news/local/classrooms-made-to-attend-religious-revi
This is a two-part episode interviewing four community members responding to the recent Evangelical revivals in several West Virginia public schools. Link to Channel 8 story:https://wchstv.com/news/local/classrooms-made-to-attend-religious-revi
Today we discuss Professor Dr. Ada Ferrer's new book, Cuba: An American History, with cohost and women's baseball historian Dr. Kat Williams.
Dr. Benjamin T. Smith, History Professor at the University of Warwick, and author of "The Dope: The Real History of the Mexican Drug Trade," talks to us about the long history of the War on Drugs in Mexico.
Dr. Bacevich is a retired Army Colonel and Boston University History Professor and prolific author on the US role in the world over the past century. Today we talk about the power of taking an honest look at the destructive power of American Ex
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