The New-Old News: Recent Episodes
Kamil Szczech
Join host Kamil Szczech in The New Old-News, where we take a glance into the past to create fresh solutions on the world's hottest current events. Follow on instagram @thenewoldnews and email at the.new.old.news@gmail.com
Learn all about the COVID vaccine---how does it work, and what major problems are we facing with its distribution. We will also explore why the cost of Insulin rose over 700% since the 1990's. Join Kamil Szczech for this week's episode.
Explore the implication of being different in America. How does it feel to always be an outsider? Join us on our mission to explore the story of Harvey Milk, one of the most influential and well-known names in LGBTQ politics. Also, ps sorry George Moscone I never seem to have got your name right. Come in for a chat with special guest Ms. Dee Dee Kramer, Program Director of the Hormel Center, one of the only queer library centers of the United States. Visit them at https://sfpl.org/locations/main-library/lgbtqia-center
Hey guys just wanted to give you a quick announcement that the video this week will be up Thursday 2AM EST as opposed to Tuesday 2AM EST, which is the usual schedule. Thank you very much.
On January 20th, we got a new president, that is true. But how about his spech? And how about one of the most hectic days in US history. Join me, along with my actual former AP US History teachers Mr. Christopher Howard and Mr. Joseph Pastva in this new installment of The New-Old News.
In the pilot episode of the show, we will explore the day of January 6th, one of the craziest days America has ever seen. Join us for a discussion on the 18th of Brumaire, and what Napoleon can teach us about the Storming of the Capitol.
If you have ever considered history to be an archaic and monotonous collection of historical facts, then look no further. In the new podcast, The New-Old News, we will look to see how history can be used as a method of analysis for the freshest current events in politics and pop culture and how we create lasting, meaningful change by taking a step back.