Military Historians are People, Too!

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S7E7 Megan Hamilton - UNSW Canberra at ADFA

October 20, 2026

From Down Under, it's Megan Hamilton, newly arrived from King's College, London, now at the University of New South Wales! Megan is a brand new lecturer in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of New South Wales Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy. She earned her PhD in Military History from the Defence Studies Department at King’s College London. Her dissertation research explored the development of training methods in the British Army throughou...

Listener Highlight - Steve Cook, University of Wolverhampton

October 17, 2026

We're starting a new "occasional" segment - Listener Highlight! For our first, we're chatting with Steve Cook in Peterborough, UK. Steve has a career in the travel industry but has always been, in his words, a "history nerd." At university, he spent a semester abroad at Ripon College in Wisconsin, taking a keen interest in American history. He's now pursuing an MA in history at Wolverhampton, looking at German POWs held in the camps near his home in Peterboroug...

From the Vault: S3E19 James Kimble - Seton Hall University

October 15, 2026

Our guest today is James J. Kimble. Jim is Professor of Communication & the Arts at Seton Hall University and is a scholar of war rhetoric and propaganda. From 1997-2005, he was Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication at George Mason University, where he was the Director of Forensics and Speech. He completed his BSEd in Communication & Political Science at the University of Nebraska and an MA, in Rhetoric & Communication at Kansas State University enroute to a PhD in Rhetori...

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Military Historians are People, Too! typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Relevant academic or professional expertise in military history, public history, or a related field; published work, historical interpretation experience, or an established history-focused project strengthens a pitch. Common among recent guests: Books or substantial scholarly publications; Academic appointments or recognized historical research; Public-history or historical-interpretation experience. Recent guests include James J. Kimble, Richard P. Condon, and Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy.

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