Ranked #1
The Roots of the Modern Anti-Union Movement
The Roots of the Modern Anti-Union Movement
Professor Chad Pearson of Collin College, author of "Reform or Repression," traces the roots of modern anti-unionism in ... Read more
19 Jan 2016
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33mins
Ranked #2
Shaping a New Conservatism in the South
Shaping a New Conservatism in the South
Katherine Rye Jewell, Assistant Professor of History at Fitchburg State University, discusses her book, Dollars for Dixi... Read more
29 Mar 2018
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40mins
Ranked #3
"Hillbilly Hellraisers" and Rethinking the Roots of Populist Politics
"Hillbilly Hellraisers" and Rethinking the Roots of Populist Politics
J. Blake Perkins, assistant professor of history at Williams Baptist College, discusses his new book, Hillbilly Hellrais... Read more
10 Jan 2018
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38mins
Ranked #4
The High Cost of Cheap Food
The High Cost of Cheap Food
Bryant Simon, Professor of History at Temple University, discusses his new book, The Hamlet Fire: A Story of Cheap Food,... Read more
27 Sep 2017
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33mins
Ranked #5
The Long History of Mexican Migration to the Deep South
The Long History of Mexican Migration to the Deep South
Professor Julie Weise of the University of Oregon discusses her book, Corazón de Dixie, the long history of Mexican migr... Read more
7 Dec 2016
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36mins
Ranked #6
“Best True Stories of Life and Work on the Panama Canal”
“Best True Stories of Life and Work on the Panama Canal”
Julie Greene, Professor of History at the University of Maryland and author of the forthcoming book, “Box 25: The World ... Read more
26 Aug 2015
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35mins
Ranked #7
LGBT Discrimination and Activism in the Southern Workplace
LGBT Discrimination and Activism in the Southern Workplace
Joshua Hollands, of the Institute of the Americas at University College London, discusses his award-winning essay, “Ther... Read more
20 Jun 2017
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41mins
Ranked #8
Murder, Race and (In)Justice
Murder, Race and (In)Justice
Karen Cox, Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, discusses her new book, Goat Castle: A... Read more
8 Feb 2018
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32mins
Ranked #9
Race, Identity, and Memory
Race, Identity, and Memory
Professor Blain Roberts of California State University, Fresno, talks about intersections of race, identity, and memory ... Read more
2 Nov 2016
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34mins
Ranked #10
Migrant Workers and Labor Relations from South Texas to the Nation
Migrant Workers and Labor Relations from South Texas to the Nation
John Weber, Assistant Professor of History at Old Dominion University, discusses his book, "From South Texas to the Nati... Read more
25 May 2016
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39mins
Ranked #11
Preserving Southern Labor's Past
Preserving Southern Labor's Past
Traci JoLeigh Drummond, archivist for the Southern Labor Archives at Georgia State University in Atlanta, discusses the ... Read more
1 Aug 2017
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32mins
Ranked #12
Beef: Exploitation, Innovation, and How Meat Changed America
Beef: Exploitation, Innovation, and How Meat Changed America
Joshua Specht discusses his new book, RED MEAT REPUBLIC, and how the history of beef production tells the story of broad... Read more
25 Jun 2019
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36mins
Ranked #13
Southern Small Farmers Standing Their Ground
Southern Small Farmers Standing Their Ground
Professor Adrienne Petty discusses her book, Standing Their Ground: Small Farmers in North Carolina Since the Civil War,... Read more
31 May 2017
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40mins
Ranked #14
Appalachia: A Regional Reckoning
Appalachia: A Regional Reckoning
Anthony Harkins (Western Kentucky University) and Meredith McCarroll (Bowdin College) discuss their edited volume, APPAL... Read more
23 May 2019
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34mins
Ranked #15
Religion's Role in Organizing the South
Religion's Role in Organizing the South
Professor Kenneth Fones-Wolf of West Virginia University discusses his book, co-authored with Elizabeth Fones-Wolf, "Str... Read more
27 Oct 2015
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30mins
Ranked #16
Social Justice from the U.S. South to South Africa
Social Justice from the U.S. South to South Africa
Alex Lichtenstein, Associate Professor of History at Indiana University, discusses his new book with co-author Rick Halp... Read more
26 Apr 2016
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35mins
Ranked #17
Reconsidering Southern Labor History
Reconsidering Southern Labor History
Matthew Hild and Keri Leigh Merritt discuss their new edited volume, Reconsidering Southern Labor History, the nexus of ... Read more
19 Dec 2018
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22mins
Ranked #18
Freedom Struggles in the Post-Civil Rights Rural South
Freedom Struggles in the Post-Civil Rights Rural South
Professor Greta de Jong of the University of Nevada, Reno, discusses her book, You Can't Eat Freedom, rural organizing, ... Read more
3 May 2017
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31mins
Ranked #19
The White Whale: Why Moby Dick Is a Story about the Fate of Southern Labor in the Age of Slavery
The White Whale: Why Moby Dick Is a Story about the Fate of Southern Labor in the Age of Slavery
Scott Nelson, Legum Professor of History at the College of William & Mary and SLSA’s immediate past president, prese... Read more
29 Dec 2015
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42mins
Ranked #20
"You Can't Eat Coal": Women's Social Justice Activism in Appalachia
"You Can't Eat Coal": Women's Social Justice Activism in Appalachia
Jessica Wilkerson, Assistant Professor of History and Southern Studies at the University of Mississippi, discusses her b... Read more
14 Mar 2019
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35mins