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Kitsune and Kitsunetsuki: A History of Japanese Fox-Witches and Fox Possession 58:36

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Witches Series. Episode #4 of 4. This episode tells te story of one of Japanese folklore’s most infamous yokai (supernatural beings). The kitsune, “fox-spirit” or “fox-witch” has deep roots, millennias-old, in central Japan. The use of the word spirit conjures ghosts to western minds but the Japanese are using it to mean “supernatural or enlightene…

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The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 55:19

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Witches, Episode #3 of 4. The Salem witch trials lasted from late February 1692 to May 1693 in eastern Massachusetts Bay Province. This event resulted in the arrest and imprisonment of at least 155 individuals. Of these people, thirty were found guilty, with nineteen meeting their end by hanging. One man suffered a gruesome death by crushing under …

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Spectral Evidence, Floating Witches, and Angry Neighbors: The Other Witch Panic of 1692 1:02:28

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Witches Series. Episode # 2 of 4. In 1692, the unusual behavior of a young girl was explained as the result of the evil trickery of a witch. Soon, people were naming culprits, and those accused were on trial for their very lives. You’re all familiar with the story, right? But today we’re not talking about the famed witch panic that gripped Salem, M…

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Love and Magic: A History of Violence 44:57

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Witches III, Episode #1 of 4. Magic practitioners - both real and fictional, historical and contemporary - wield many different kinds of magic. Blood and bone magic, necromancy, divination, cleansing magic, manifestation, earth and elemental magic; the list is extensive. But wherever there is magic use, you are likely to find love magic. Spells and…

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History of Thin: The Changing Meaning of Thinness in the Modern World 1:03:30

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Bodies Series. Episode #3 of 3. The modern history of the body is marked by the coinciding pathologization of fatness AND the elevation of a new thin ideal. But one can make the argument that even after fatness was pathologized (deemed medically or psychologically abnormal), it was not necessarily stigmatized in any systematic way UNTIL its opposit…

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The Battle for Deaf Education: Clashing Methods, Minds, and Cultures in the Nineteenth Century United States 1:04:30

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Body Series. Episode #2 of 3. In the mid-nineteenth century, a feud erupted between two camps of prominent public intellectuals and thought-leaders in the United States. The results of this feud affected the education, culture, and lives of generations of Americans. And yet, you have probably never heard of it. One the one side, the manualists, who…

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One-Sex, Two-Sex, or …?: Thinking About the Sexed Body in History 49:01

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Bodies, Episode #1 of 3. Historian Thomas Lacquer’s 1992 Making Sex argues that the one sex model dominated ancient and medieval medicine and popular ideas of sex, until, approximately, the Enlightenment, which gradually dispelled the one sex model in favor of the two-sex model--the strict dimorphic binary of sex, male and female, that most people …

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Bonus Episode: The Nineteenth-Century Feminist and Writer that You’ve Probably Never Heard Of: Elizabeth Oakes Smith 1:00:26

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Bonus Episode: We're diving into the biography and the life and times of a woman named Elizabeth Oakes Smith. Elizabeth Oakes Smith was a household name in the mid- nineteenth century. She was a journalist, she was a women's rights activist, she traveled across the country speaking on the lyceum circuit, and she was also a well-known published auth…

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La Mutine: Gender and France's Forced Migration Schemes 54:38

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EMG's Book Sentimental State. Episode #4 of 4. In this episode, Marissa and Averill uncover the harrowing real story behind a wave of forced migration from early 18th century Paris to the struggling French territories along the Gulf Coast. Driven by underpopulation woes and a charlatan's get-rich-quick scheme, over 100 women were quite literally ro…

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Red Power Progressivism: A Biography of American Indian Rights Activist Zitkala Ša 1:23:56

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EGM's Book The Sentimental State. Episode #3 of 4. In 1923, Zitkala-Ša, a Dakota woman, wrote an unpublished essay titled "Our Sioux People," tracing the U.S. government's relationship with the tribe. She described a scene where delegates from the Pine Ridge reservation met with Mr. E. B. Merritt of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, DC. Z…

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“Came home in our droves for you”: Abortion in Ireland 59:01

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Elizabeth's Book, The Sentimental State #2 of 4. We’re talking about abortion and Ireland today. It’s hard for a lot of reasons. People shouldn’t have to fight so hard to make decisions for their own bodies. An unborn fetus should not have the same legal status as an adult woman. But we’re honoring Elizabeth’s book, The Sentimental State: How Women…

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The Sentimental State: Book Talk 53:18

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Celebrating Elizabeth's Book: Episode #1 of 4. Dear listener, we’ve got a special episode for you today. Our producer, Elizabeth Garner Masarik, just published her first book, The Sentimental State: How Women-Led Reform Built the American Welfare State. You can buy it on any major booksellers website as a paperback or ebook. So we are starting a se…

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The Leaky Body: Fluids, Disease, and the Millennias-Long Endurance of Humoral Medicine 59:57

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5 Cs, No 6 Cs of History Series. Continuity. Episode #4 of 4. Pretend it’s 500 BCE and you know nothing about modern, scientific medicine. You know nothing about anatomy or biochemistry or microbes. How would you approach the art of healing your loved ones when they became ill? How would you identify what’s wrong with them and offer them the suppor…

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Continuity & the Gender Wage Gap: Or, How Patriarchy Ruins Everything Part II 56:03

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The 6 Cs of History: Continuity, Episode #3 of 4. Starting in the late 1990s, historians like Deborah Simonton and Judith Bennett argued that if we take a step back a look at the longue duree of women’s history, the evidence suggests that even as Europe’s economies transformed from market places to market economies, women’s work--and the value plac…

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From Slave Patrol to Street Patrol: Police Brutality in America 1:22:37

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The 6 Cs of History, Continuity: Episode #2 of 4. In this final series on the 5- nope, 6 - C’s of historical thinking, we’re considering the concept of continuity. We’re much more accustomed to thinking about history as the study of change over time, but we must also consider the ways in which things do not change, or maybe, how they shift and morp…

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The Invisible Engine: Capitalism's Reliance on Reproductive Labor and a Gendered Wage 43:20

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The 6 C's of History, Continuity: Episode #1 of 4. Reproductive labor is the labor or work of creating and maintaining the next generation of workers. This is the work of birth, breastfeeding or bottle feeding, washing dirty butts and wiping runny noses, nursing those who unable to care for themselves, keeping living areas habitable by washing and …

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Healthcare Sharing with Katy Talento 37:05

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On this episode, we're joined by Katy Talento, an epidemiologist, a health benefits consultant, and a veteran health policy advisor, most recently at The White House as the lead health advisor to President Donald Trump on the Domestic Policy Council. Katy joins us to discuss healthcare in the United States and, more importantly, Healthcare Sharing.…

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Natural Law & Rights with Professor Hadley Arkes 39:31

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We've talked about natural law and where our rights come from, but on this episode of Situation Report, we're joined by Professor Hadley Arkes, who has written many books and articles on many topics, but his newest book is titled Mere Natural Law Originalism and the Anchoring Truths of the Constitution. We dive into this book and more on this episo…

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Apologetics with Alex McFarland 45:07

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On this episode of Situation Report, we're joined by a Christian apologist, author, evangelist, religion and culture analyst, and advocate for biblical truth, Alex McFarland. From his faith story and his work in apologetics, don't miss this episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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SEALs Beat Biden with Asa Miller & R. Davis Younts 54:16

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Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Asa Miller and R. Davis Younts on this episode of Situation Report to discuss the new documentary "SEALs Beat Biden." Miller was one of over twenty SEALs on his team and one of over 200 across the country who led the fight against the unlawful order that required service members to receive an unapproved vaccine and de…

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How To Guide Children Through Our Culture with Andy Bunn 29:24

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We're joined by Andy Bunn, the Military Children’s Ministry director at Child Evangelism Fellowship, to discuss the craziness that is bombarding our children in culture and how an organization like Child Evangelism Fellowship is bringing a message of hope to our nation's youth. Don't miss this episode of Situation Report. See omnystudio.com/listene…

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Islam and the Frankish “Wall of Ice”: Contingency and the Battle of Tours, or Poitiers, or Whatever… 56:00

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5 Cs of History. Contingency. Episode #4 of 4. It’s October 10, 732 and the Umayyad armies commanded by Abd al-Rahman are facing the Franks led by Charles Martel. The battle is bloody and chaotic. When the fog clears, the Umayyad Muslim invasion is halted, and the Frankish Kingdom under Charles Martel emerges as a powerful force in Christendom. His…

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How Texas Politics Impacts The Nation 34:54

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On this episode of Situation Report, we're joined by Michael Quinn Sullivan, publisher of the Texas Scorecard, to discuss more about what's going on in Texas politics and the ripple effect that has on the nation. Don't miss this episode of Situation Report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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How the Homophile Movement Could Have Been Intersectional and Antiracist, But Wasn’t: Magnus Hirschfeld and Li Shui Tong’s Love and Loss Story 55:13

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5 Cs of History: Contingency #3 of 4. In spring 1931, Li Shui Tong [Lee Jow Tong] met Magnus Hirschfeld when the latter was giving a public lecture in Shanghai. Li was a medical student with a deep--and vested--interest in the exciting new field of sexology. Hirschfeld’s work and ideas would go on to shape modern ideas about “homosexuality” in clea…

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Rise and Fall in the Queen City: Contingent Moments in Buffalo, New York 1:07:30

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Five Cs of History. Contingency. Episode #2 of 4. At the turn of the 20th century, Buffalo was - to borrow a phrase from historian Mark Goldman - a city on the edge. Perfectly situated on Lake Erie and a hub for railroads, Buffalo was a critical part of the country’s trade infrastructure. It was an ideal spot to unload cereal crops from the midwest…

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Pointing Veterans to Hope Through Mighty Oaks Foundation 50:58

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On this Veterans Day Weekend, Jeremy is joined by fellow Mighty Oaks Foundation Staff, Chad Robichaux & Ian Hunter, to discuss Veterans Day, the Veteran suicide epidemic, and the hope that can be found in a Mighty Oaks Program through Christ. Don't miss this special episode of Situation Report. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Crappy Healthcare is Not Natural: the U.S. Health System is Contingent on a Lot of Bad Decisions 44:09

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5 Cs of History, Contingency #1 of 4. The U.S. healthcare system is the way it is because of decisions made by people at various points in the last century. America’s healthcare issue is the result of a series of interconnected decisions and events and catastrophes. This episode is a part of our 5 c’s of history episode and today we are exploring c…

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Discussing Aliens & Faith with Daniel O'Connor 41:46

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That's right, we're going there. We're discussing aliens and faith with Daniel O'Connor - from "are they real" to "if they are, how can we view them from a biblical perspective?" Don't miss this unique episode of Situation Report! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.Salem Podcast Network

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The Deconstruction of Christianity with Alisa Childers 35:57

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The deconstruction of Christianity is one of the many ways our culture is ever-changing. In this episode of Situation Report, Jeremy Stalnecker is joined by Alisa Childers to help breakdown this topic and share about her new book - The Deconstruction of Christianity: What It Is, Why It’s Destructive, and How to Respond. Don't miss this episode! See…

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Does The Church Have Influence on Culture? 41:17

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In this episode, we're going to talk about the church in the midst of the current cultural environment by looking at the influence that the church has had in the past. We're joined by Aaron Renn, co-founder of American Reformer, to take a deeper dive into this topic and more. Don't miss this episode of Situation Report! See omnystudio.com/listener …

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Kitsune and Kitsunetsuki: A History of Japanese Fox-Witches and Fox Possession 58:36

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The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 55:19

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Spectral Evidence, Floating Witches, and Angry Neighbors: The Other Witch Panic of 1692 1:02:28

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Love and Magic: A History of Violence 44:57

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History of Thin: The Changing Meaning of Thinness in the Modern World 1:03:30

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The Battle for Deaf Education: Clashing Methods, Minds, and Cultures in the Nineteenth Century United States 1:04:30

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One-Sex, Two-Sex, or …?: Thinking About the Sexed Body in History 49:01

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Bonus Episode: The Nineteenth-Century Feminist and Writer that You’ve Probably Never Heard Of: Elizabeth Oakes Smith 1:00:26

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La Mutine: Gender and France's Forced Migration Schemes 54:38

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Red Power Progressivism: A Biography of American Indian Rights Activist Zitkala Ša 1:23:56

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“Came home in our droves for you”: Abortion in Ireland 59:01

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The Sentimental State: Book Talk 53:18

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The Leaky Body: Fluids, Disease, and the Millennias-Long Endurance of Humoral Medicine 59:57

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Continuity & the Gender Wage Gap: Or, How Patriarchy Ruins Everything Part II 56:03

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From Slave Patrol to Street Patrol: Police Brutality in America 1:22:37

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The Invisible Engine: Capitalism's Reliance on Reproductive Labor and a Gendered Wage 43:20

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Healthcare Sharing with Katy Talento 37:05

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Natural Law & Rights with Professor Hadley Arkes 39:31

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Apologetics with Alex McFarland 45:07

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SEALs Beat Biden with Asa Miller & R. Davis Younts 54:16

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How To Guide Children Through Our Culture with Andy Bunn 29:24

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Islam and the Frankish “Wall of Ice”: Contingency and the Battle of Tours, or Poitiers, or Whatever… 56:00

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How Texas Politics Impacts The Nation 34:54

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How the Homophile Movement Could Have Been Intersectional and Antiracist, But Wasn’t: Magnus Hirschfeld and Li Shui Tong’s Love and Loss Story 55:13

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Rise and Fall in the Queen City: Contingent Moments in Buffalo, New York 1:07:30

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Pointing Veterans to Hope Through Mighty Oaks Foundation 50:58

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Crappy Healthcare is Not Natural: the U.S. Health System is Contingent on a Lot of Bad Decisions 44:09

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Discussing Aliens & Faith with Daniel O'Connor 41:46

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The Deconstruction of Christianity with Alisa Childers 35:57

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Does The Church Have Influence on Culture? 41:17

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