Lesbian Volunteerism in the AIDS Epidemic: A Story We Almost Lost
https://digpodcast.org/2026/06/14/lesbian-volunteerism-aids/
#WomensHistory #HIVAIDS #LesbianHistory #LGBTQHistory #USHistory #WomensHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
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Lesbian Volunteerism in the AIDS Epidemic: A Story We Almost Lost
https://digpodcast.org/2026/06/14/lesbian-volunteerism-aids/
#WomensHistory #HIVAIDS #LesbianHistory #LGBTQHistory #USHistory #WomensHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
Project MK Ultra: The CIA’s Harmful, Pointless Quest for Mind Control
#ColdWar #Uncategorized #20thCentury #ColdWar #drugs #MilitaryHistory #USHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
Gwich’in, Food Sovereignty, and Environmental Justice in the Arctic Coastal Plain
#EnvironmentalHistory #activism #CanadianHistory #EnvironmentalHistory #IndigenousHistory #PoliticalHistory #USHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
Love Canal, or How Toxic Capitalism Poisoned a Neighborhood and How “Housewives” Fought Back
#EnvironmentalHistory #19thCentury #20thCenturyHistory #AmericanHistory #NewYorkState #PoliticalHistory #WesternNewYork #WomensHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
The KGB’s Queer Honeypots and the Cold War
During the Lavender Scare, the US government fired hundreds (but possibly thousands) of civil servants for being gay or lesbian, ostensibly because of a Communist-panic in which Americans were convinced a homosexual could be blackmailed into giving up state secrets to those rascally Soviets. Turns out, though they weren’t particularly successful at it, the Soviets did try to use sex scandals of all kinds to cultivate spies…
https://digpodcast.org/2026/05/03/queer-honeypots-and-the-cold-war/
The KGB’s Queer Honeypots and the Cold War
https://digpodcast.org/2026/05/03/queer-honeypots-and-the-cold-war/
American Idealist in Stalin’s City of Steel: A Pre-History of the Cold War
https://digpodcast.org/2026/04/19/pre-history-of-the-cold-war/
#ColdWar #20thCenturyHistory #ColdWar #Russia #SovietUnion #Stalinism #WorldHistory #podcast #histodons #history @histodons
Rachel Carson and a Spring Without Nature: Science, Love, and Politics
Gwich’in, Food Sovereignty, and Environmental Justice in the Arctic Coastal Plain
Since the 1970s, oil and gas companies have been trying to stick their drills in the Arctic coastal plain. Resistance has been persistent and multi-faceted. Environmental conservationist organizations like Sierra Club have testified before Congress and organized letter-writing campaigns, filmmakers have documented what will be lost if drilling is allowed, and grassroots activists have…
The Women and the King: Scottish Witch Hunts Under James VI
In 1590, the king of Scotland fomented a witch hunt in North Berwick, implicating as many as 200 people, convicting 70, and executing as many as 50. He participated in the “questioning” of the accused, tearing confessions of treason and weather magic from their trembling lips. He sent those whom he “believed” conspired against him to their deaths. Why? Reading his witch-hunting treatise, Demonologie, one might…
https://digpodcast.org/2026/06/28/the-women-and-the-king-scottish-witch-hunts-under-james-vi/
The Rise of the American Right During the Cold War: Anti-Communism, Suburban Women, and a Grassroots Revolution