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America’s Second Great Awakening

Discover the Burned Over District in New York and its role in the Second Great Awakening with the History Buffs.

By Marissa Rhodes, 3 years2 years ago
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New York v. Uplinger: Gay Rights at the Supreme Court

How a Buffalonian’s bravery fought and beat the laws persecuting gay men in New York.

By Averill Earls, 3 years8 months ago
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The Rural Cemetery Movement

Join Elizabeth and Sarah as they talk grave iconography, disease epidemics, the commodification of death, and ‘rural’ cemeteries.

By Elizabeth Garner Masarik, 3 years1 year ago
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The Bank War: Interview with Paul Kahan

In The Bank War, Paul Kahan explores the struggle between Andrew Jackson and the federal banking system.

By Contributor, 3 years1 year ago
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1916: Roger Casement

Averill and Dan take a look at Sir Roger Casement’s role in the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland, and the legacy of the man – as humanitarian, nationalist, and homosexual.

By Averill Earls, 3 years1 year ago
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Gay & Irish on St. Paddy’s Day in the US

A brief history of the struggle over the St. Patrick’s Day Parades in NYC & Boston. Can a person be both gay and Irish(-American)? Of course – but not everyone agreed when it came time to march.

By Averill Earls, 3 years11 months ago
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Tainted Love: Love Canal and the Fight for Environmental Rights

Join Katie and Tommy as they talk environmental justice from the Love Canal disaster to now with their guest, Dr. Richard S. Newman. It’s a Valentine’s Day special, History Buffs style!

By Contributor, 3 years1 year ago
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Man on the Street Interviews after Pearl Harbor

Join Elizabeth, Katie, and Dan as they dig into America’s reaction to war with Japan on the days following the Bombing of Pearl Harbor.

By Contributor, 3 years1 year ago

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