Lorraine Arnold
Dig: A History PodcastHello @histodons ! We're a narrative-driven, open access, and accessible digital history project bridging the worlds of popular and academic history with an explicitly feminist perspective. We'll be sharing our podcast episodes here, as well as the free resources and lesson plans we've created for teachers to use our episodes in the classroom. Excited to be in this space & joining the #histodons and #podcast communities here
Candace Cunningham, Ph.D.@dig_history sounds cool! I can’t wait to learn more!
Victor Seow@dig_history @histodons This mining historian's heart skipped a beat when I saw the name of your podcast. Looks terrific, nonetheless, and I cannot wait to check it out ⚒
VicTurk@dig_history @histodons Possibly too obscure to be of interest but there's a short illustrated essay on 'Women and the Victorian Turkish bath' at http://www.victorianturkishbath.org/_3TOPICS/AtoZTopics/Social/Women/1WIntroEng.htm
The version in my book (Chapter '26 - Victorian women and the Turkish bath' is slightly more up-to-date. But it's hopefully a trigger for someone to do some serious research.
There's also a short section on Harriet Urquhart, supporter of rational dress & political writer under the name of Caritas, at
http://www.victorianturkishbath.org/_3TOPICS/AtoZTopics/Social/DandHU/DandHUEng.htm
The Folklore Podcast, L&A ☑️@dig_history @histodons This sounds excellent. Welcome :)
DavidASmith@dig_history @histodons This sounds fantastic!