https://rss.com/podcasts/history-at-midnight This podcast is recorded late in the evening, when it is quiet enough to hear myself think. I analyze history and current events. I focus on topics that relate to the NYS history regents exams, for two reasons: although most states don't have an additional state test, like NY, to get your high school diploma, they require similar classes, so I can, in theory, be useful to high school students across the United States of America. The material might seem boring to the average high-schooler, but for me it represents many, many possibilities of discussion, while also providing a framework.

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