Historians & Their Histories

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Rethinking Slavery in New England with Tim Hastings

October 08, 2026

In this episode of Historians & Their Histories, we speak with Tim Hastings. Tim discusses his dissertation, "New Hampshire's Atlantic World: Slavery, Freedom, and Community," a social and cultural history of slavery in New Hampshire during the long eighteenth century that foregrounds the lived experiences of the enslaved. He also speaks about the relationship between law and slavery, the social worlds enslaved people navigated, and New Hampshire's deep entanglement with the broader Atlantic ...

The Home Front with Lauren Duval

September 21, 2026

On this special episode of Historians & Their Histories, guest host Megan Kate Nelson sits down with Lauren Duval, Associate Professor of History at the University of Oklahoma. They discuss Prof. Duval's new book The Home Front: Revolutionary Households, Military Occupation, and the Making of American Independence, published in December 2025. They talk about what daily life was like inside American households under British military occupation and how the intimate experience of war shaped ordi...

Salt, Sea, and Sustainability: The Hidden History of Cod with Morgan Hardy

September 07, 2026

In this episode of Historians & Their Histories, we speak with Morgan Hardy. He discusses his dissertation, "Changes in the Sea: Early American Innovations in Sustainability," which examines whether eighteenth-century cod fisheries were sustainable and what early conservation practices New Englanders developed to protect declining fish populations. At the MHS, he has been uncovering the everyday realities of fishermen navigating a devastated fishery. We also learn about the fascinating anatom...

Cambridge American History Seminar Podcast · High booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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The publicly listed emails for Historians & Their Histories: reference@masshist.org, permissions@masshist.org, and education@masshist.org.

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Who is an ideal guest for Historians & Their Histories?

Historians & Their Histories typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Academic historians and emerging scholars with specialized research expertise in American, early American, environmental, cultural, or archival history, typically connected to Massachusetts Historical Society fellowship programs or comparable scholarly research support. Common among recent guests: Published or forthcoming scholarly books; Doctoral dissertations or advanced academic research projects; Competitive research fellowships. Recent guests include Lauren Duval, Morgan Hardy, and Lydia Burleson.

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High. It mostly books established leaders in its field.

What topics does Historians & Their Histories cover?

Recent episodes cover History, American History, Early America, Archival Research, and Environmental History. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.