Recent podcast episodes of interest to business historians
April 22nd, 2022
Dear subscribers,
The following podcast episodes have been published during the last two months and many would be interest to business historians.
Past and Present
Episode 321: The Latest Battles over Marriage
New Books Network
- Elisabeth Anderson, Agents of Reform. Child Labor and the Origins of the Welfare State
- Jessica P. Clark, The Business of Beauty. Gender and the Body in Modern London
- Susie S. Porter, From Angel to Office Worker. Middle-Class Identity and Female Consciousness in Mexico, 1890-1950
Who Makes Cents
- Keith Wailoo on Racial Marketing and the Rise of Menthol Cigarettes
- Jason Resnikoff on the Automation Discourse and the Meaning of Work
Hagley Hangouts
- Oil Palm: A Global History. A Conversation with Jonathan Robins
- The Not So Inexhaustible Sea: Fisheries Science & Management, 1863-Present. A Conversation with Aaron Van Neste
Todo Comenzó Ayer
New Books Network en español
- Andrea Montero, Marc Badia-Miró y Enric Tello, Geographic expansion and intensification of coffee-growing in Costa Rica during the Green Revolution (1950-89)
- Augusto Zamora Madrid, Malditos Libertadores. Historia del subdesarrollo latinoamericano