Resilient History
Gordon Black
Resilient History is a podcast that explores forgotten, ignored and partially told history to give curious listeners a more nuanced sense of history than is typically taught in school. The producer is former public radio journalist and now high-school high history teacher Gordon Black. Each episode of Resilient History will feature an expert who'll provide a deeper and more complete examination of the history we think we know.
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