Scott and Jenn visited the Evans City Cemetery. The very place where The Night of the Living Dead was filmed in 1967. This film was so iconic and groundbreaking for its time, that is DEFINED the Zombie Movie Genre…forever being known as the father of the zombie film. However, what is the HISTORY of thoseContinue reading “Podcast Ep 07: Night of the Living Dead – Visiting and Filming the Cemetery Where it All Happened”
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Podcast Ep06: Dan Rice – The most famous person you have never heard of
Dan Rice was a circus clown…or rathe a circus leader…in the mid 1800s. It is because of him that we have terms like “Jump on the bandwagon”. He essentially made fun of politicians…before that was cool! He also is the reason that we have the iconic “Uncle Sam” Army recruiting posters…those drawings were modeled afterContinue reading “Podcast Ep06: Dan Rice – The most famous person you have never heard of”
Podcast Ep05: Lucille Ball – Her life, hometown, and the museum everyone should visit
This week we talk about the “First Lady of Comedy”, Lucille Ball. Did you know she was the first leading woman to be pregnant on an American TV show? Or did you know that the I Love Lucy show was the FIRST TV show to use film? Many people only know her for the IContinue reading “Podcast Ep05: Lucille Ball – Her life, hometown, and the museum everyone should visit”
Podcast Ep04: Jimmy Stewart – Visiting his hometown and the Jimmy Stewart Museum
Have you ever watched “It’s a Wonderful Life” at Christmas time? If you have then you will probably love this episdoe of Talk With History. Jenn and Scott talk about visiting Indiana, Pennsylvania…not only the Christmas Tree capitol of the world…but also Jimmy Stewart’s hometown! Jimmy grew up here and visited his childhood home allContinue reading “Podcast Ep04: Jimmy Stewart – Visiting his hometown and the Jimmy Stewart Museum”
Happy International Podcast Day
It seems appropriate that we just launched our Talk With History podcast and now it is #InternationalPodcastDay! While we are only 3 episodes in, the feedback from friends, family, and you all here has been incredible. Thank you! Starting and producing this podcast has been much more fun than we expected and now that weContinue reading “Happy International Podcast Day”
Podcast Ep02: How should controversial historical figures be taught?
This week is podcast launch week! We talk about Nathan Bedford Forrest and how he came to have a statue in Memphis…and later why that statue was taken down. Listen to more of our Talk With History podcast here. Transcript Ep02: How should controversial historical figures be taught? Scott 0:11Greetings, and welcome to the TalkContinue reading “Podcast Ep02: How should controversial historical figures be taught?”
Talk With History Podcast is Live!!!
A history based YouTube journey and an Introduction to Talk With History
New Podcast: Talk With History
Greetings! We are so excited to announce the launch of our very first podcast…Talk With History!! This is a chance for us to dig deeper in to our Walk With History videos and talk about things that didn’t make the video editors cut. We want to continue to show how the past impacts you todayContinue reading “New Podcast: Talk With History”