History Department Research Guide  Tags: history reference databases primary_sources  

The following are some of the best sites with audio podcasts with history-related content.

A monthly podcast produced by the Presidential Libraries of the National Archives and Records Administration. Listen to historical clips from the Libraries' collection, ranging from serious policy discussions to conversations with presidential family members.

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Welcome to the Manhattanville comprehensive guide to history research.

Click on the tabs above to explore the many resources available to support the information needs of our history students and faculty. Below you'll find blogs, podcasts and more.

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I am deeply indebted to David Murray and Temple University for providing a template to this guide!

Blogs authored by professional historians reveal a side of historical scholarship, and the historian, not found elsewhere. Here are several interesting examples of historian-created blogs:

Temple's own public historian, Seth C. Bruggeman, authors this blog subtitled "objects, memory, meaning".

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A military history feed from the blog of historian Mark Grimsley.

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