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In which the Historians learn about how to think about scandal and the relationship between sexuality and Evangelical and Pentecostal religion in nineteenth and twentieth-century America, and how RHOP and RHOSLC can help us understand cheating and sexuality in these church communities.
Recommended Reading
Kate Bowler, Blessed: A History of the American Prosperity Gospel (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013).
Kristin Kobes Du Mez, Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation (New York: Liveright, 2020).
Megan Goodwyn and Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst, “Keeping It 101” podcast.
Bravo Insider, “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Answer ALL Your Questions About Mormonism."
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In which the Historians discuss public history, the Bronze Age Mari and curse tablets in Roman Britain, the connections between soap operas with Bravo shows like Vanderpump Rules and RHOBH, contemplate Real Housewives' curses on each other, what Jax Taylor has to do with a legal record from 3,000 years ago, paralleling Yolanda's treatment of the Hadid sisters with imperial alliances of the Bronze Age, consider the relationships between ancient cure-alls and housewives' use of IV drips, rating travel journalism, and much, much more!
For more from our guest, check out:
IG: @bespectacledlegend
Twitter: @CarlyASilver
Recommended Reading
Greg Jenner, You’re Dead to Me podcast
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“I’m that misbehaving Nasty Wench, writing and creating history, making the good wives and patriarchs anxious” with Dr. Kristalyn Shefveland
The personal legacies of Kathleen Brown, William Byrd ancestry, tips for scholars and graduate students researching in the archive, Walt Disney’s failed Slavery-themed theme park, ethnic foldaways in Indiana, discussing how reality television can be used to teach historical memory and the Lost Cause myth, and much, much more!
Kristalyn Shefveland's twitter: @kristalynmarie
Recommended Reading
Classic Restaurants of Evansville (Charleston, S.C.:The History Press, 2020)
Edmund S. Morgan, American Slavery, American Freedom (New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1975)
Social Media
Twitter: @HistoriansH
Etsy Shop: HistoriansHousewives
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In which the Historians discuss connections between lynching photography and the power of television, the racial politics of Bravo touching on current events and hypocrisies in reality television storylines, historical contexts for cultural liberalism and its limits, Max takes over the Bonko Party game, and we all come to grips with the end of a really long semester, and much, much more!
Recommended Readings
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Daniel Widener, Black Arts West: Culture and Struggle in Postwar Los Angeles (Durham: Duke University Press Books, 2010)
Allison Perlman, Public Interests: Media Advocacy and Struggles over U.S. Television (Rutgers University Press, 2016)
Elana Levine, Wallowing in Sex: The New Sexual Culture of 1970s American Television (Durham: Duke University Press, 2007).
Elana Levine, Her Stories: Daytime Soap Opera and US Television History (Durham: Duke University Press, 2020).
Ruth Feldstein, “I Wanted the Whole World to See"
Social Media
Twitter: @HistoriansH
Etsy Shop: HistoriansHousewives
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In which the Historians discuss family law, poverty law, and divorce law and how they come up on the Real Housewives, “high-wealth families” legal regulations around high-wealth exceptionalism, the Girardi divorce, the differences between trusts and estates and much, much more!
Further Readings
Allison Tate, Home of the Dispossessed, Michigan Journal of Gender & Law (2022).
Allison Tate, Inheriting Privilege, 116 Minnesota Law Review (2022).
Allison Tate, Custom of The Country: Trusts and Marriage Planning in High-Wealth Families, 34 American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Journal 219 (2021).
Jessica Marie Johnson, Wicked Flesh
Rachel Sherman, "'A Very Expensive Ordinary Life': Consumption, Symbolic Boundaries, and Moral Legitimacy among New York Elites." Socio-Economic Review 16(2): 411-433 (2018)
Sources
Lisa Vanderpump in ABC's "Poison Arrow"
Clip from Real Housewives of New York, Season 10 Episode 12: "Every Mayflower Has Its Thorn"
Social Media
Twitter: @HistoriansH
Etsy Shop: HistoriansHousewives
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In which the historians discuss the long history of Native sovereignty and the encroachment of state and federal government onto Native lands, issues of sovereignty, wardship and citizenship for Indigenous people, and how issues of Native identity are represented on the Real Housewives of New York, Potomac, and Atlanta, as well as much, much more!
For the article we reference in this episode, see: Sarah Viren, “The Native Scholar Who Wasn’t,” The New York Times Magazine (May 25, 2021)
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/25/magazine/cherokee-native-american-andrea-smith.html
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In which the Historians discuss the ongoing Erika Jayne scandal, celebrity culture and the production of reality tv, the art of interviewing Housewives, and much, much more!
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In which the Historians pick up where they left up… with a Bonko Party Game Break, unpack Porsha’s infamous underground railroad comment, build on more connections between the Real Housewives and Black women’s understanding of freedom and liberty in the Revolutionary Era, allege some wild things about Patty Stanger’s Millionaire Matchmaker, and much, much, more!
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In which the Historians discuss the historiography of enslaved women and the importance of slavery scholarship circa 2004, gab about Flavor of Love and the Real World, the origins of the JMIL-McNeil crossover, Adam’s fabulous New Books in African American Studies podcast, shoutout Mumia, and much, much more!
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In which the Historians start off with a Bonko Party game break before segueing into a discussion comparing the musicals 1776 and Hamilton, the experiences of enslaved people in Virginia's Chiswell Lead Mines, Loyalism in the Revolution, whether the American Revolution was indeed revolutionary, Star Trek, and much, much more!
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Sean Gallagher is a historian of enslaved people and state slaveholding in the American Revolution. He will be starting a postdoc at the David Center for the American Revolution at the American Philosophical Society in Fall 2021.
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In which the Historians discuss how our guest got into reality television and Bravo, play two games, hear a pitch on cord-cutting, discuss the CosmicDoc, spirituality and ghosts on RHOD, and much, much more!
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In which the Historians discuss enslavement at sea, the metaphysical presence of the ghosts of the enslaved, spirit channelling and Tyler Henry, Sowande’ Mustakeem’s band Amalghemy, and much, much more!
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