SYMHC Classics: Hokusai

SYMHC Classics: Hokusai

We're revisiting our 2015 episode on Hokusai, who lived during a time when there was not a lot of contact between Japan and the West. But even so, he drew some influence form Western art, and Western art was greatly influenced by his own work.

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SYMHC Classics: Kamehameha The Great

SYMHC Classics: Kamehameha The Great

We're traveling back to 2010 to revisit this one from the archive! Born shortly after the appearance of Halley's comet over Hawai'i in 1758, Kamehameha was hailed as the king who would unite the Hawai...

11 Maj 201918min

They Were Her Property: An Interview With Stephanie Jones-Rogers

They Were Her Property: An Interview With Stephanie Jones-Rogers

Holly was lucky enough to chat with historian Stephanie Jones-Rogers, author of “They Were Her Property: White Women as Slave Owners in the American South,” which pieces together details that add new ...

8 Maj 201934min

Alice Hamilton and the Birth of Occupational Medicine

Alice Hamilton and the Birth of Occupational Medicine

Dr. Alice Hamilton was a trailblazer in science and medicine, and dedicated her life to improving the workplace standards for laborers in an effort to reduce illnesses that came from working with toxi...

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SYMHC Classics: The Bawdy House Riots of 1668

SYMHC Classics: The Bawdy House Riots of 1668

We're going back to a 2016 episode today. In early modern London, there was a tradition of sorts where apprentices would amass on holidays and physically destroy brothels. One of the largest such riot...

4 Maj 201924min

Evil May-day Riots

Evil May-day Riots

On May Day in 1517 a riot was carried out by apprentices, journeymen and other workers. While this was an uprising of laborers, this incident, called the Evil May-day or Ill May-day, was also rooted i...

1 Maj 201931min

Hennig Brand and the Discovery of Phosphorus

Hennig Brand and the Discovery of Phosphorus

Spoiler alert: Hennig Brand discovered phosphorous by boiling pee. And phosphorous is the first element whose discoverer we can name. But he was really trying to do something else: He thought the secr...

29 Apr 201931min

SYMHC Classics: Secret Science - Alchemy!

SYMHC Classics: Secret Science - Alchemy!

We're revisiting an episode from Sarah and Deblina from 2011. Many think of alchemy as a fool's pursuit, but alchemy has a rich history closely tied to medicine and metallurgy. Additionally, technique...

27 Apr 201921min

Smithsonian American Art Museum: An Interview With Stephanie Stebich

Smithsonian American Art Museum: An Interview With Stephanie Stebich

Holly had the privilege of sitting down with Stephanie Stebich, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, for a chat in the museum. The discussion covers the building's history, one of the new ...

24 Apr 201938min

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