While we take our summer vacation (nap), take this chance to catch up on the episodes you missed!
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From the mean streets of London town and over to East Asia, the Historians are taking on another World History Update!
Saturday only on WNTN Global Echoes Radio
Tomorrow the Historians continue their discussion of the fall of the Roman Republic. Sure, we've been on this for awhile, but Rome won't fall in a day!
Tune in on WNTN Global Echoes Radio as the Historians talk the life and times of Sulla.
As an intern, the War of the Roses baffles me, but as a listener I have no fear because I know tomorrow the Historians will separate the Henrys from the Edwards!
The Roman Republic is still.....intact. We're getting to the fall we promise, but first, the Historians talk Gaius Marius!
Tune in Saturday 8am on WNTN 1550 AM Global Echoes Radio
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Another lecture for your viewing enjoyment. Professor Samon's talk on "Big Education: Democracy, Demagogues, and Student Debt."
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As the weather heats up, what are the Historians' thoughts on climate?
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Professor Samons is in Athens doing work for the American College of Greece and making sure the Philhellenes Summer Study gets off to a good start.
Hereβs a view of Athens from Hymettos, with the distant Acropolis and Parthenon just to the right of Professor Samonsβ left earlobe