This episode covers the Harlem Renaissance.Harlem was once inhabited by Native Americans and was mainly farmland. Over time it evolved to what we know today.I do not want to spoil all of the terri

In this podcast we cover "The Roaring Twenties" and to be clear, we mean the 1920-1929 time period.We have done individual podcasts on some of the bigger items like The 19th Amendment, Prohibition,

Our coverage of our 30th President, Calvin Coolidge begins with Warren G. Harding's death.Calvin Coolidge is known for cleaning up the mess left behind by his predecessor President Harding. He is al

The life and Presidency of Warren G HardingWhen Warren G. Harding was running for President his campaign slogan was a return to normalcy.While Harding was one of the most popular presidents, he i

Welcome to our coverage of World War One. (The Great War, WW1, WWI)This is the 62nd podcast with Jimmy & Jean!We have returning for a second rodeo, Lora Vogt, Curator of Education and Interpretation

Welcome to our coverage of World War One. (The Great War, WW1, WWI)This is also the 61st podcast with Jimmy & Jean!30 countries in 6 continents were involved in the conflict.We broke this into two

Jimmy and Jean complete their conversation on Woodrow Wilson and have the three same guests involved with us again.We would like to thank:Emily Kilgore, Director of Education and Development at the

Jimmy and Jean continue the conversation on Woodrow Wilson and have THREE guests!We would like to thank:Emily Kilgore, Director of Education and Development at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Librar

Woodrow Wilson is a man and President whose policies and beliefs leave him with atroubled legacy. He fits into the category of former President who did some greatthings and he also did some terrible t

Keeping with our recent theme of key innovations we delve into the world of communication before the radio, its introduction to society, and its impact on the world.Carrier pigeons were all the ra