The Rhode Island History Podcast

A podcast dedicated to the big history of the smallest state. DM for inquiries and recommendations. [email protected]

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Listen to "RIHP Season Two Teaser" by The Rhode Island History Podcast. https://t.co/LgVkgueXiz

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Happy today announce that the Rhode Island History Podcast will receive a mini-grant from @rihumanities for season three! So excited to get to work.

[#OTD in Rhode Island History @OTDRhodeIsland]

Super happy to announce my appearance on @RIHPod with Alexander Herbert to discuss public history, social media, and the 21st century. Check it out & learn @OTDRhodeIsland’s origin story! #OnThisDay #RhodeIsland #History https://t.co/lmcgfMZHGA

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Don't forget to check out the Season 2 premiere with John Landry talking about the commercial legacy of Roger Williams!

https://t.co/I4R6TDldBz

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We are working on Season 2 of the RI History Podcast. The podcast is free to listen to always, but now there is an option to show your support.

Season 2 will feature interviews with the state archivists, bloggers, authors, and much more!

https://t.co/kC2SlMVEVK

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Episodes from season one can be found wherever you get podcasts.

https://t.co/GI8h5nF3DX

[The Rhode Island History Podcast @RIHPod]

We are working on Season 2 of the RI History Podcast. The podcast is free to listen to always, but now there is an option to show your support.

Season 2 will feature interviews with the state archivists, bloggers, authors, and much more!

https://t.co/kC2SlMVEVK

[The Rhode Island History Podcast @RIHPod]

Looking to ramp up for a second season! Anyone have any recommendations?

[americasbesthistory @ambesthistory]

SPOTLIGHT ON LESSER KNOWN HISTORY. Sam Slater thought to build the 1st water-powered cotton mill in US in Pawtucket, RI in 1793. It became more famous with the 1st women's strike in 1824. Now you visit the Blackstone River Valley NHS, that tells more. https://t.co/RDPJOADkhZ.

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@WashSyndicate @FredDouglassNPS This would be great! If you know a historian please drop the name here.

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Taking suggestions for future episodes. Do you know anyone that works on the history of Rhode Island, either in academia, museums, or historical societies? Drop their name below 👇

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Listen to the latest episode!

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Happy to announce that we will not be aired on ProComRad 101.1, local radio.

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New episode with Professor Christy Clark-Pujara (U-Madison Wisconsin) about her research and book. Please share, retweet, subscribe, and review.

Listen to "RIHP 12: Christy Clark-Pujara on 'Dark Work: The Business of Slavery in RI"". ⚓ https://t.co/aN8n3P66K1

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@WashSyndicate @CCP_org @ksbaumg @jimccasey1 @AHerbert45 @LostHistoryUSA Ahh, there are all the tags. Thank you! I’m not good at finding people on twitter ;)

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This episode was a pleasure to host. @ksbaumg thank you!

Listen to "RIHP 11: Baumgartner, Casey, and Muller on RI and the Colored Conventions Project". ⚓ https://t.co/gMmSgotoNc

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Finally! A new episode is up. Sorry for the delay folks. Here is Gloria De Paola talking about Cranston's coal mine that sits under Garden City.

Listen to "RIHP 10: Gloria De Paola, "Garden City Used to be a Coal Mine!"". ⚓ https://t.co/SULtXtp6q6

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Yours truly will be giving a talk @RedInkPVD this Friday.

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Sorry for the delay in new episodes folks. We had some issues but are correcting them now. Expect more in the coming months!

[americasbesthistory @ambesthistory]

NEW ARTICLE #blackhistorymonth. Rhode Island passes 1st law restricting slavery. Providence & Warwick passed a law that a slave could only be held 10 yrs. It was ignored. Nearby Newport was becoming largest port for slave industry, higher than any in S. https://t.co/B3fXB5xhK6