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A podcast where a married couple teaches each other about cool stuff in the past.
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Tuesday Jul 18, 2017
Tuesday Jul 18, 2017
In 1886 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle changed the world. Aided by a perfect demographic moment, English literature, pop culture, criminal science, and the way we comminucate about media were all shaped by Sherlock Holmes.
Links!
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Project Gutenberg
- Sidney Paget's illustrations
- FairyTale: A True Story
- Sherlock Holmes Baffled (1900)
- Surviving audio of William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes
- The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939)
- Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson (1979, Soviet)
- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: A Scandal in Bohemia (1984)
- "The Late Sherlock Holmes" by JM Barrie
- The Seven Per-Cent Solution, by Nicholas Meyer
- "A Study in Emerald" by Neil Gaiman
- Who Killed Sherlock Holmes by Paul Cornell
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Tuesday Jul 04, 2017
Tuesday Jul 04, 2017
Alaina brings us back to her Disney series, talking about things you won't find there anymore. Is Walt Disney World a living time capsule? What obligation is there to the memories of past guests? Why are some species of birds treated so differently?
Links!
- Discovery Island: The Early Years
- Abandoned: Discovery Island
- A story on the Myst experience
- Shane Perez' exploration of Discovery Island
- Blastropodcast episode 25: Evolution Roadtrip
- The Rise and Fall of River Country
- Abandoned: River Country
- Fort Wilderness Railroad on Extinct Disney
- Adventurers' Club New Members' Induction Ceremony show
- Adventurers' Club FAQ
- Cancelled: Disney Quest
- Pop Century: The Legendary Years at World Abandoned
- 1971 promotional map, showing the planned locations of the Asian, Venetian, and Persian resorts
- Abandoned: The Magic Kingdom Resorts
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Tuesday Jun 20, 2017
Tuesday Jun 20, 2017
Six months ago, Grant mentioned he'd come back to talk more about a significant person, and now he's making good! Hizzoner, Richard J Daley, was Da Mare for over 20 years. Last and perhaps greatest of the big city bosses, he wielded unchallenged power in the city which came with national influence. Even so, he was always the South Side altar boy, diligently studying the financials. Where there is power, must there be ambition? If everybody's getting a piece, is it still corruption? Who doesn't love the Sox?
Please help our show succeed by sharing it. Send a link to someone you know and tell them what you enjoy about History Honeys. Rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, or whatever other platform you use to hear us. It helps so very much and we do appreciate it. You can connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or by emailing us at historyhoneyspodcast at gmail. The episode 30 prompt is: favorite summer event/festival/tradition!
Tuesday Jun 06, 2017
Tuesday Jun 06, 2017
Happy Anniversary honey bunches! We're going back to where our show began and hitting some of our favorite themes as Alaina teaches us about some famous shipwrecks of the Great Lakes! Each of these events has at least one folk song about them, too. How much history is lost on lakebeds? IF folk music preserves these stories, do musicians have a duty to the facts? Will anyone from Cleveland ever listen to our show again?
Links!
- Gale of 1913 – Dan Hall
- The Wheelsman – Dan Hall
- Sisters of the Storm – Dan Hall
- The Bright Port Austin Light – Dan Hall
- The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald – Gordon Lightfoot
- Mcsorley and the Lady of the Storm – Dan Hall
- Cooper of the Anderson – Dan Hall
- Great Lakes Shipwreck Musem
- Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary
- Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary Map
- Through the eyes of Capt. Cooper: The night the Edmund Fitzgerald went down
- The Lost Fitzgerald Search Tapes
- danhall.com
- Us on Alcohollywood talking about Tekkonkinkreet
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Tuesday May 23, 2017
Tuesday May 23, 2017
Bolivia, just like most of the developing world, spent the end of the 20th century pursuing a neoliberal agenda to gain the benefits promised by wealthier nations. In 1999 that meant privatizing a city's water supply, and the people revolted. By mid-April 2000 the country's trajectory had changed. Why weren't Americans interested in the involvement of American interests? What is the path for improving the lives of Cochabamba residents? Is Tank Girl worth a rewatch?
Links!
- Leasing the Rain, PBS Frontline
- Timeline: Cochabamba Water Revolt
- ¡Cochabamba!: Water War in Bolivia by Oscar Olivera
- Jim Shultz's reports from Cochabamba
- "Leasing the Rain" by William Finnegan for the New Yorker
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Tuesday May 09, 2017
Tuesday May 09, 2017
It's part 3 of our Disney series. Disney-MGM Studios opened in 1989, dedicated to the art, craft, and magic of the movies. Today it has a new name and new focus. Alaina teaches us about how the park came to be and how it transitioned. How does creativity shine through a web of license agreements and legal challenges? If the working studios were so needed at the time, why weren't they sustainable? How important is a consistency of experience in planning a park?
Links!
- Opening map brochure
- The Disney-MGM Studios Theme Park Grand Opening TV Special
- The Making of Disney-MGM Studios TV Special
- Disneyland: Inside Story by Randy Bright
- One Little Spark!: Mickey's Ten Commandments and The Road to Imagineering by Marty Sklar
- Waking Sleeping Beauty trailer
- The Making of The Great Movie Ride
- Blog post on MGM Grand Adventures Theme Park in Las Vegas
- Blog post on filming locations for Thunder in Paradise
- Doug Live!
- Description of, and production art from, My Peoples
- Back to Never Land
- The Making of the Tower of Terror TV Special
- Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights
- Blog post on the various museum and museum-like features of Disney's Hollywood Studios
- SEX ARCHIE (iTunes/Stitcher/RSS) twitter
Thursday Apr 27, 2017
Thursday Apr 27, 2017
As we mentioned in the last episode, we spent the weekend at the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo! Here's an account of what we did, what we bought, and who we met during the show! Don't forget to look at the links below for a bunch of stuff we talk about:
- Album of pictures we took
- Gextra Life 2016 playlist
- Adam Fotos
- Roboism
- Friendshipping
- Unlearned
- The Chicago Podcast Cooperative
- Sex Criminals Leggings
- Mouse Guard on Six Feats Under
- Sparkle Designs
- ChipAndIronicus.com Chipod Ironicast on iTunes
- Our friend's absent friend's art tumblr
- Twisted Toonz' Youtube channel
- SEX ARCHIE (iTunes/Stitcher/RSS) twitter
Tuesday Apr 25, 2017
Tuesday Apr 25, 2017
The Space Race was contested by governments and scientists, but the first explorers were a cadre of stray dogs from the streets of Moscow. These dogs sit at the intersection of mid-century optimism, political posturing, and questionable ethics.
Links!
- A Chapter on Laika's pop culture memory
- Soviet Space Dogs, a book of merchandise and tributes to the dogs.
- Gallery of images from Soviet Space Dogs
Tuesday Apr 11, 2017
Tuesday Apr 11, 2017
In 1899 two newspaper giants were fighting for control of the New York readership, and tried to squeeze their distributors for an extra advantage. Those distributors were self-employed child laborers, who organized themselves and halted the entire distribution system until their demands were met. This drama, a nearly forgotten footnote in US labor history, was dramatized in a commercial flop of a film, and re-dramatized in a successful Broadway musical. Can a success set a precedent if it's forgotten? Does an adaptation have a duty to be accurate; and what if the facts are lost? How can an unpopular work become more sucessful after being changed for the worse?
Links!
- Newsies (1992)
- Newsies the Musical
- Artemisia Gentileschi, Renaissance Painter, by listener Ciaran
- SEX ARCHIE (iTunes/Stitcher/RSS) twitter
- Warcraft on Alcohollywood
- Mouse Guard by Six Feats Under
Tuesday Mar 28, 2017
Tuesday Mar 28, 2017
Fine art has been carefully curated with standard and expectations passed down through the generations with change coming at a glacial pace. Then, in the 1860s, a set of conditions and a cadre of artists combined to make new art and more. How can a movement be defined without any set membership, ideology, or aesthetic? Is there a place for hierarchy in paining? What the heck is Degas' whole deal?
Links!
- Musée d'Orsay: The Impressionist Gallery
- The Impressionist and Post-Impressionist collections of the Art Institute of Chicago
- The Marmottan Monet Museum
- Exhibition of the Impressionists by Louis Leroy
- SEX ARCHIE (iTunes/Stitcher/RSS) twitter
Please help our show succeed by sharing it. Send a link to someone you know and tell them what you enjoy about History Honeys. Rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, or whatever other platform you use to hear us. It helps so very much and we do appreciate it. You can connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or by emailing us at historyhoneyspodcast at gmail. The episode 24 prompt is: favorite play (or musical) based on a historical event!