Season 1: World History
Episode 1: The Ancient Era, or "Ain't No River Valley Wide Enough"
Episode 2: The Classical Era, or "That Time Everyone Plagiarized Persia"
Episode 3: The Classical Era in the East, or "They Built a Great Wall and Made the Huns Pay For It!"
Episode 4: Medieval Europe, or "That Time Europe Lost Its Mind"
Episode 5: The Postclassical Era in the East, or "Yes We KHAN!"
Episode 6: Early Modern Era in the West, or "We Missed Two Whole Continents?!"
Episode 7: The Early Modern Era in the East, or "They Didn't Get the Memo"
Episode 8: The Modern Era in the West, or "You Say You Want A Revolution?"
Episode 9: The Age of Imperialism, or "Allow me to ruin the Jungle Book for you"
Episode 10: The Modern Era in the East or, "Knock Knock. It's the West."
Episode 11: World War I or, "The War to Cause All Wars"
Episode 12: World War Two, or "Who was supposed to be watching Germany?!"
Episode 13: The Cold War or, "I Must Break You, WOLVERINES!"
Episode 114: The Cold War in Latin America, or "This is why they hate us there!"
Episode 115 Decolonization, or "Don't let the door hit you on the way out!"
Episode 116: 20th c. Middle East or, "Who knew religion was so important to people?!"
Episode 117: The World Today or, "Too Soon?"
Season 2: Historical Context
Episode 201: Russia, or "What the Helsinki?!"
Episode 202: History at the Movies or, "The Hungry Panther Games"
Episode 203: Sports and Protest or, "Martin, Malcolm, and Colin"
Episode 204: Immigration or, "Good fences make tense neighbors"
Episode 205: Indigenous Americans (pt. 1), or "Dang I wish I was an Inca"
Episode 206: Indigenous Americans (pt. 2) or "1491"
Episode 207: Voting or, "Sorry George"
Episode 208: Central American Migration or, "THE CARAVAN!"
Episode 209: Thanksgiving or, "The Squanto Treatment"
Episode 210: Political Gridlock or, "Do Something, Congress!"
Episode 211: North Korea or, "If you give a Kim a country, he's gonna want some nukes"
Episode 212: Saudi Arabia or, "Jared and the Crown Prince sitting in a tree"
213: 2019 Oscar Nominees or, "The Vice Favourite Green Panther Klansman from Bohemian Roma is Born"
214: Brexit or, "Should Have Signed a Prenup"
215: Game of Thrones or, "The George R.R. Martin Historical Plagiarism Tour"
216: Puerto Rico or, "To Be or Not To Be… a State"
217: Abortion or, "Tough Life Choices"
Season 3: U.S. History
US History Ep. 1: Colonial America or, "Who needs dancing when you have tobacco and the Bible?!"
US History Ep. 2: The American Revolution or, "We Spilled the Tea"
US History Ep. 3: The Early Republic or, "That Time We Invaded Canada!"
US History Ep. 4: Slavery or, "America's Original Sin"
US History Ep. 5 Sectionalism or, "Manifest Destiny's Child"
US History Ep. 6 The Civil War or, "Sorry I'm not Ken Burns!"
US History Ep. 7: The Postwar South or, "Reconstruction. Reconstruction!"
US History Ep. 8: The Gilded Age or, "Imagine Newsies… but no one's dancing."
US History Ep. 9: Imperialism or, "Just a spoonful of sugar helps imperialism go down…"
AP World History Resources
US History Resources
Current Events in the Classroom
Podcast Resources: World History (Season 1)
Episode 101: Classroom Resources (Ancient Era)
Episode 102: Classroom Resources (Classical West)
Episode 103: Classroom Resources (Classical East)
Episode 104: Classroom Resources (Medieval Europe)
Episode 105 Classroom Resources (Postclassical Asia and Africa)
Podcast Resources: Contemporary Issues (Season 2)
Episode 201 Classroom Resources (Trump-Russia)
Episode 202 Classroom Resources (Movies)
Episode 203: Classroom Resources (Sports and Protest)
Episode 204: Classroom Resources (Immigration)
Episodes 205 Classroom Resources (Inca and Aztec Empires)
Episode 206 Classroom Resources (Native American experience)
Episode 207 Classroom Resources (Voting Rights)
"Teaching Current Events in the Era of Fake News"
BONUS Episode: SXSW EDU "Teaching in the Era of Fake News"
"Podcasting in the Classroom"
Historical Silliness
"Lafayette!" Music Video
First Ladies in a Knife Fight
How much of world history can I relate to the Hunger Games? All of it.
Podcast Season 1: World History Teaching World History April 16, 2018 November 15, 2019 by eglankler
World History Ep. 1: The Ancient Era, or "Ain't No River Valley Wide Enough"
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Today we're going back to the Ancient Era, or as I like to call it, "Ain't No River Valley Wide Enough". We'll look at the Neolithic Revolution, what it takes to be civilized, and some high points of the major river valley civilizations. If nothing else, you'll learn how to exploit ancient Chinese philosophy to become their emperor, which could come in handy if you ever develop time travel. This is Anti-Social Studies; I'm Emily Glankler; settle in, and let's go back in time…
Act 1: The Neolithic Revolution
Act 2: What is a Civilization?
Act 3: The River Valley Civilizations
So, across Africa and Asia river valley civilizations grow. And as power continues to be consolidated by these semi-divine leaders, they are also going to start looking outside of their own kingdom for expansion opportunities. And an "up-and-coming" region called Europe is going to make its first appearance in world history.
Check out Episode 102!
Ancient River Valley Civilizations
World History Ep. 2: The Classical Era, or "That Time Everyone Plagiarized Persia"
US History Ep. 10: The Progressive Era or, "No more thumbs in our meat, please!"
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