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Episodes
Season 1
Episode 1: Borchard Talks Lincoln and Media
Episode 2: Professors Discuss Advising Strategies for Theses/Dissertations
Episode 3: Sweeney Explores Important Role of Journalists
Episode 4: Scholars Discuss Oral History in Research
Episode 5: Maurine Beasley – First Ladies and the Press
Episodes 6-10: Panelists Celebrate 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage
Episode 6: Linda Lumsden, “Historiography of Suffrage Media Research”
Episode 7: Teri Finneman, “The Press and the Anti-Suffrage Movement”
Episode 8: Amy Easton-Flake, “Literary Works in The Revolution and The Women’s Journal“
Episode 9: Nancy Unger, “Belle La Follette’s Campaigns for Suffrage”
Episode 10: Brooke Kroeger, “Engaging the Public with Suffrage”
Episode 11: Remembering the Bushes: The Power of Obituaries & Memory
Episode 12: Marilyn Greenwald – A Pioneering Reporter, the Hardy Boys, and Biography Writing
Episode 13: Walck & Walter – Flyin’ Jenny Comics and Women’s Work
Episode 14: James Farrell – Salem, Murder, and the Press
Episode 15: Erin Coyle – A “Carnival” Trial and the Free Press
Episode 16: Wm. David Sloan – The Man Behind “The Media in America”
Episode 17: John Coward – Press Portrayals of Native Americans
Episode 18: Mark Feldstein – Wars on the Press by Richard Nixon and Donald Trump
Episode 19: Ava Sirrah – Native Advertising from Franklin to Facebook
Episode 20: Nick Hirshon – We Want Fishsticks
Episode 21: Denise Hill – Hidden Figures in Public Relations History
Episode 22: Scott Peterson – The Bare-Knuckle Boxing Championship of 1860
Episode 23: Melita Garza – They Came to Toil
Episode 24: Josh Shepperd – The Grassroots Rise of Public Broadcasting
Episode 25: Pam Parry – Eisenhower: The Public Relations President
Episode 26: Candi Carter Olson – The Women’s Press and Utah’s Battle over the Vote
Episode 27: Jason Lee Guthrie – Mathew Brady and Photographic Copyright
Episode 28: Aaron Atkins – Your Paper Saved Seattle (coming July 23)
