In this episode, we explore how feminism has evolved, what it means today and where it’s headed next.

This month on Talking History, Djene speaks with Mike Croissant about his new book, Bombing Hitler’s Hometown: The Untold Story of the Last Mass Bomber Raid of World War II.

The marker tells the story of segregation at the Kentwood Arms Hotel, now Kentwood Hall.

The Christian County Historical Society was joined by chambers of commerce heads from across Christian County Tuesday, as they cut the ribbon on the reopening of the society's museum in Ozark.

The new evidence suggests Wild Bill Hickok stood on a different corner of Park Central Square during the shootout than what was previously believed.

In Pursuit is a project of More Perfect, which describes itself as "a framework for collective impact by 2026 & beyond."

R. Ritchie Robertson founded Springfield's famed Boy Scout Band as well as the Kilties drum and bugle corps.

Djene and Patrick speak with video essayist Matt Pearson, aka the “Feral Historian,” about his essay “Sci-Fi, Satire, and the Post-WWII Mythos.”

The center marked the anniversary with accomplishments and aspirations.

Daniel Pierce and Chris Bodine with the Missouri State University Center for Archaeological Research believe their findings are "significant."