= Episode: Maia P*ssy Sparkles Series: The People's Archive Release Date: April 20, 2023 Host: Kera Lovell, from The People's Archive Podcast Episode Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7j424LxTFi0xePER9kSn3p?si=iMdW7ZuzSH-7TwSCA3mOzQ Tags: Queer, LGBT, Gay, Trans, Korea, Gay Bars, Queer Dating, Sex, Queer Sex, Queer Community, Seoul, Itaewon, Gender, Sexuality, Korea, Transnational, Drag, Drag Queen, Drag Performer, Fat, Body Shape, Self... Continue Reading →
The People’s Archive: Sangmin Tang Lee
= Episode: Artist Sangmin Tang Lee Series: The People's Archive Release Date: July 2, 2024 Host: Kera Lovell, from The People's Archive Podcast Episode Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/48f6CFhPVSHcevVtaPGMQ6?si=RZGAyhXlRlaKEFDQDNlVhQ Tags: History, Race, Queer, LGBT, Gay, Trans, He/They, Korea, Seattle, Art, Queer Art, Gay Bars, Queer Dating, Queer Community, Mental Health, Seoul, Itaewon, Urban History, Same Sex Marriage, Korea,... Continue Reading →
Women’s History Series: The Vagina Museum
With a focus on language surrounding largely women and female genitalia, the main goal of this episode is to show the harsh stigmas and connotations that often come with the descriptive words for typically women's reproductive organs.
Criminal – Carry A. Nation
The episode is a short overview of Carry Nation's leadership in the Temperance Movement in the late 1800s. You learn about how the hatchet became a symbol of her fiery political agenda in the Progressive era. Check out the variety of ways you can incorporate primary source analysis into your class along with this podcast.
Dig History – Celia, A Slave
The episode focuses on the trial of Celia, an enslaved woman, who murdered her rapist/slave owner. The podcast's conversational nature featuring a group of historians allows students to "sit in" on a historical discussion. Click for recommendations on how to assign this podcast with primary sources and even a theoretical discussion.
