Nate Sleeter

A really tough one. For me Royal Tenenmbaums is the greater movie but I remember seeing Rushmore when it came out and it was so delightful and like nothing I'd really ever seen before. It's hard to pick against it.

In one week, The Rebellion begins.

Check out this preview of Worlds Turned Upside Down: Episode 20: The Rebellion and be sure to catch up on previous episodes before British regulars make their way down the road to Lexington and Concord.

This January, @danieljstory.bsky.social, Alexandra Levy, and I are once again co-leading @historians.org's Sinclair Podcast Workshops.

Do you have a history pod idea you want to vet with a small group? Pitch us for Developmental Conversations! Deadline 12/1/25.

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What Ken Burns Won’t Say About the American Revolution On the road with America’s foremost history documentarian in a fractured country.

If, in fact, you would like a history of the American Revolution that does have interpretative points, please consider listening to Worlds Turned Upside Down on your favorite podcast app.

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It can be funny though: I blanked on "imposter syndrome" this week and a class full of grad students simultaneously yelled it at me. 😂

Team: I am sorry to report that RRCHNM is eliminating my position in late August. That means I am in the hunt for new full-time and consulting opportunities in history, public history, and podcast production. Have a lead? Please let me know!

And yes, Worlds Turned Upside Down will continue.

Me and Becky on our honeymoon in the Bahamas. Behind us is a cove with boats.

Becky and I posing in Croatia in 2024. Behind us is a gorge with cliffs, green water, and water falls.

25 years married today! Still no one else I'd rather travel the world and take photos in front of water with.

Something about periods Avoiding biological essentialism while studying biological sex When I talk about the history of menstruation and women’s lived experiences, I situate a biological reality first: I make it clear tha…

A new piece about #menstruation and my thoughts on avoiding biological essentialism while studying the history of a biological process (esp during this contentious time): carolinesgreer.com/2025/04/30/s...

In 2018, the #NEHfunded World History Commons, an open educational resource for teaching world and global history worldhistorycommons.org

From Pen to Pixels: Creating the Denig Manuscript Project YouTube video by Omohundro Institute

My colleague @jasonheppler.org talking with our partners at the Winterthur Museum, Garden, and Library about the Denig illuminated manuscript project.

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Nate Sleeter, RRCHNM's director of educational projects chaired a panel at the American Historical Association's annual meeting.

Read more about the summer institute, "Unpacking the History of Higher Education in the United States" that inspired the panel here: rrchnm.org/teaching-and...

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This article is about the film. For the bear that the film is based on, see Cocaine Bear (bear).

I think I just found the best Wikipedia disambiguation ever.

Tonight! They asked for a "prof." I put on my tweed suit.

My semi-annual request for nominations for the digital history reviews section. Self-nominations welcome.

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Awesome news! Congratulations, Sheila!

We are so excited to announce that R2 Studios has received a generous $10,000 grant from the Dr. Scholl Foundation. This will help support the production of all of our podcasts including Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant hosted by @katyghistory.bsky.social. Find out more rrchnm.org/news/r2-stud...

The Crisis The Crisis, founded by W.E.B. Du Bois as the official publication of the NAACP, is a journal of civil rights, history, politics, and culture and seeks to educate and challenge its readers about issues...

I love to show these ads to my history of higher education classes. Issues of The Crisis are available on Google Books and they're wonderful to explore: books.google.com/books/about/...

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Episode 53: By Being Almost Murdered Dr. Maeve Kane joins Kathryn Gerhred to explore Konwatsi'tsiaienni Molly Brant’s life during the American Revolution. Brant was a member of the Wolf Clan of the Moh…

NOW PLAYING: Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant returns for a Season of Revolution with Kathryn Gehred in conversation with historian Maeve Kane about Konwatsi'tsiaienni Molly Brant, the Mohawk leader who navigated a perilous revolutionary world.

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George Mason Professors Create Podcast on History of Antisemitism in US After recruiting author Mark Oppenheimer to narrate the podcast and professor Britt Tevis as lead scholar, “Antisemitism, U.S.A.” was born.

Thanks very much to Zoe Bell and Washington Jewish Week for this fine article on @r2studios.bsky.social @rrchnm.bsky.social's 10-part limited podcast series, Antisemitism, USA.

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It's so good.

Connecting Threads: Fashioning Madras in India and the Caribbean - Conferences and study days at V&A South Kensington · V&A Public symposium exploring Madras textile fashions in India and the Caribbean.

The Connecting Threads team is launching their project website October 11 at the Victoria and Albert Museum! This event will explore the history and culture of Madras textiles in India and the Caribbean with a line up of speakers. Register to join in person or online: www.vam.ac.uk/event/YGVBDZ...

I think you're expected to draw the QR code freehand and then use your phone's camera to access the URL.

‎Antisemitism, U.S.A.: A History: Episode 1: No Sanction to Bigotry on Apple Podcasts ‎Show Antisemitism, U.S.A.: A History, Ep Episode 1: No Sanction to Bigotry - Jul 10, 2024

I want to post my listening. IG isn’t the right platform. Twitter isn’t on my phone. Bluesky- here we go podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a...

Not sure, but be might a flower trait to produce aromas to attract animals to spread pollen and we just happen to smell it too. I do know that not all traits have a direct evolutionary purpose. As long as they're not disadvantageous they'll stick around.

We work closely with the George Mason Department of History and Art History to support graduate student education. Learn more about opportunities for students at RRCHNM who are enrolled in the Ph.D., M.A., and graduate certificate programs offered at GMU: rrchnm.org/graduate-stu...

And reportedly he improvised most of his lines.

No big deal but today I used Google n-gram to help solve Wordle. #digitalhumanities

As someone who completed the course work for this program while working full time & enrolled in a MA program, I highly recommend this graduate certificate to anyone interested in DH! Everything is part time and online, even the internship credits, making it flexible while being incredibly enriching.