Season 6 Highlights, Part 2: The Pick One! Edition

Show Notes

Comedian Madeline Rose Lazar joins me to walk through some highlights from the back half of Season 6.

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• Want more Shanti Chu? Dive into her philosophy videos on her YouTube Channel. She also maintains an active vegan food blog over here...or follow her foodie goodness on Insta. Not enough Shanti? She and her partner make music as Evanti. Check them out on Soundcloud.
• Check out the upcoming events at the American Academy. If you are in Berlin, get out to Wannsee and revel in the extraordinary space that Berit Ebert and her colleagues nurture; if you are not in Berlin, there is a plenty available online to get you thinking about Transatlanticism  
• Keep up with Daniel Jocz on APUSH Explained. Learn from Daniel's YouTube Channel. Support him and his students here.
• Bruce Field discussed The Groundbreaking: The Tulsa Race Massacre and an American City's Search for Justice. He also is seeking Tara Westover, author of Educated, to pen the epilogue to his memoir.  

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