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I love how this podcast makes history both engaging and accessible. I have to admit that I wasn’t a huge fan of history in school, but the content makes this field so much more relatable and welcoming. Wonderful job!
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I just listened to the latest episode of the podcast series and was delighted by the content, narrative structure, and thoughtful questions. Its great listening to archaeological research from an expert in their own words and getting the benefit of an archaeologist host who asks very thoughtful questions that direct the flow of the interview. The content on medieval urbanism and integrating mapping with documentation and excavation is made more meaningful with links to urbanism in the contemporary.
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Dr. Smiti Nathan creates a welcoming environment for her guests to explore their interests in ways that are both relatable and educational. I really appreciate her ability to engage with academics and get them to open up in ways you don’t often hear on academic podcasts. Her style makes the conversations enjoyable and approachable, and I always come away having learned something new.
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I came upon this podcast by accident and I’m thankful that I did. Words, maps, DNA —- there’s so much to learn from the past and we can elect to repeat it or not. (Ir)regardless, this collection is enriching, enlightening, educational, entertaining. . . . Thank you!
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