In 1836, Monsieurs Pierret and Lami-Housset transformed fashion when they opened the first shirt store in Paris. Their radical feat? They tailored a shirt.
Author
John Finkelberg
Contributor
Alexander Clayton, Allie Goodman, Christopher DeCou, Gregory Parker, Hannah Roussel, and Henry M. Cowles
Department or Unit
History
Publish Date
2022
Format
Podcast
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Housekeeping is not timeless, but subject to economic changes, and demographics, and ideological beliefs. Why is housekeeping associated with women? And how do global disasters influence housekeeping and amplify patriarchy?
Author
Katherine French
Contributor
Alexander Clayton, Allie Goodman, Christopher DeCou, Gregory Parker, Hannah Roussel, and Henry M. Cowles
Department or Unit
History
Publish Date
2022
Format
Podcast
Funding Source
Category
In 1930 the Children’s Bureau detailed a schedule of prenatal visits during pregnancy. And there the schedule sat while the world changed for nearly 100 years.
Author
Alex Peahl and Joel D. Howell
Contributor
Alexander Clayton, Allie Goodman, Christopher DeCou, Gregory Parker, Hannah Roussel, and Henry M. Cowles
Department or Unit
History
Publish Date
2022
Format
Podcast
Funding Source
Category
Duty called in 1941, and duty called again in 1964. But what happened when music came to be a weapon in the information wars of the Cold War?
Author
Christopher DeCou
Contributor
Alexander Clayton, Allie Goodman, Arielle Gordon, Gregory Parker, Hannah Roussel, Hayley Bowman, Henry M. Cowles, Melanie S. Tanielian, and Taylor Sims
Department or Unit
History
Publish Date
2021
Format
Podcast
Funding Source
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