History Mixtapes

A niche, education-driven music-history interview show hosted by Katherine Rye Jewell. It features university-level historians and scholars discussing historical listening practices and cultural production, offering PR-friendly angles around books, public history, and archival curation. Booking value comes from access to credible academics and authors with public-facing work; expect moderate competition and scheduling considerations.

9 episodes, Irregular, 4.9 rating

<1k, Male, USA

kjewell1@fitchburgstate.edu

Katherine Rye Jewell

History, Music Interviews, Society & Culture, Education

PhD or equivalent in history or related field; academic appointments or recognized scholarship; published author

published scholarly articles and books, led public history projects, curated exhibitions, presented at academic and public venues

Kyle Riismandel - Historic Suburban Punk Scene, Cultural Production, Suburban Youth (1970s–1990s), Austin McCoy - Parents' Music Exposure, Context In Music Appreciation, Mixtape Culture, Austin McCoy - Labor History Of Mixtapes, Hip Hop And Punk, Formats, Underground Scenes, Cultural Significance, Dave Hitchcock - Vagrancy, Poverty In Early Modern England And British Atlantic World; Use Of Broadside Ballads; Poverty And Homelessness In Musical Expression, Karen Cox - Rhythm Club Fire, Jazz, Great Migration, Preservation Of Music History

history, music history, mixtapes, punk, jazz, Rhythm Club fire, labor history, poverty, homelessness, underground scenes