The unanswered questions of American history are the focus here. We look at questions that are unanswered because they are unfortunate artifacts of media, or unanswered to date because the needs of previous generations have not asked them. But they are unasked no longer.
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Here is a sample of my ongoing recording for Librivox of this classic work by Charles Dickens. From Hijacking History, my podcast series.
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Listen now (55 min) | “A Scandal in Bohemia,” by Arthur Conan Doyle Read for you by Dr. Rick Reiman In this classic short story in the Sherlock Holmes series, Holmes, with the help of Dr. Watson, matches wits with a woman, Irene Adler. Spoiler alert: The woman wins. It is one of the few Sherlock Holmes stories in which Holmes fails. And he never forgets it!
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Read for you by the host of Audiblyspeaking, Dr. Richard Reiman Your professor, Dr. Reiman, continues his narration of this classic novel, with “The Mail,” chapter two. In this chapter we meet some of the characters in the novel. I hope you enjoy this addition to the Breakaway Cafe in the course.
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Is Absentee voting safe in Georgia? I can’t say but here I share my experience with it. I found it pleasant and largely hassle-free, and gained some insights into it that I thought I would share here.
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The Breakaway Cafe is the name for a place to chill in this course. In this time of Covid sometimes we all need to take a break. Breakaway Cafe is such a place. Historians are people who tell (true) stories. But in Breakaway Cafe, I tell short stories that are often fiction, narrated by yours...
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The Breakaway Cafe is the name for a place to chill in this course. In this time of Covid sometimes we all need to take a break. Breakaway Cafe is such a place. Historians are people who tell (true) stories. But in Breakaway Cafe, I tell short stories that are often fiction, narrated by yours...
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The following podcast is a feature of “Constitution Day 2020” at South Georgia State College. As a result of the pandemic, the different elements of the event are presented in a manner consistent with safety and social distancing. The South Georgia College website (http://www.sgsc.edu) contains a webpage with more information on the displays for Constitution...
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Understanding the Rubric Questions for Anna Quindlen, “How Reading Changed My Life.”
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This podcast only concerns Part One of the Final Exam, which consists of the following question that you must answer in an essay. I include the rubric that I will use to grade the essay. Part Two of the Final exam is covered in the Study Guide for the Final Exam for our course in...
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