OAH Produces Talking History Radio Show
The Organization of American Historians (OAH) is pleased to announce its production of TALKING HISTORY, a national syndicated radio show.

Hosted by University of Missouri-Kansas City's Bryan LeBeau, TALKING HISTORY features leading historians discussing a variety of topics from the past. The program is available to more than 400 stations nationwide on the Public Radio Satellite System.

"The OAH is very excited to have a whole new audience through its radio program," said Lee W. Formwalt, OAH Executive Director. "TALKING HISTORY will allow OAH to better fulfill its mission of 'promoting the widest possible access to historical sources and scholarship and the widest possible discussion of historical questions and controversies.'"

Listen to TALKING HISTORY now!

All episodes of TALKING HISTORY are available for listening over the Internet. A media player capable of playing Real Audio or MP3s is required for listening. (Don't have a player?  Click here.)

Encourage your local station to carry TALKING HISTORY!

For information on how you can have TALKING HISTORY air on your local public radio station, contact:

Talking History
Organization of American Historians
P.O. Box 5457
Bloomington IN 47408-5457
(812) 855-7311 
(812) 855-0696 (fax) 
Contact Information

Another talking history project--related to TALKING HISTORY, the radio show--can be found at <http://www.talkinghistory.org/>. Originating at about the same time as the national public radio program, with many of the same outreach goals, "Talking History Aural History Productions" is based at the University of Albany, State University of New York. It is a production, distribution, and instructional center that provides teachers, students, researchers, and the general public with an outstanding collection of audio documentaries, speeches, debates, oral histories, archival audio sources, and more.

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