Graham Russell Hodges About Slavery (S3E1)

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Bob's Just Asking

Bob Fenster

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There's a lot of stuff out there that I know little to nothing about. This podcast takes a deep dive into subject matter with experts on the subject matter being asked to provide primers on diverse subject matter. I'm not too proud to admit my ignorance and hope my listeners will learn a little something along the way (if not merely feel superior as they listen to my foolish questions).

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Graham Russell Hodges About Slavery (S3E1)

Bob's Just Asking

1 hour 3 minutes 25 seconds

3 years ago

Graham Russell Hodges About Slavery (S3E1)

Season 3 of Bob's Just Asking will focus on the theme of marginalized people in the United States.

Graham Russell Hodges is a preeminent historian on all things related to slavery in the northern United States and New York City. His Root & Branch: African Americans in New York and East Jersey, 1613-1863, is one of the most important books in the study of slavery. Unlike some previous episodes of this podcast, I know a fair amount about the subject matter -- enough to ask some good questions, I'd like to think -- leading to some incredible analysis and anecdotes from Professor Hodges.