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Djene speaks to Dr. Sarah Panzer about the myths and realities of life as a Samurai.
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A temporary exhibit at the History Museum on the Square invites visitors to learn more about the impact of women throughout Springfield's history.
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Ninety years ago, a segregation era resort for Black Americans thrived on the lake in Morgan County.
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In this episode of Talking History, Partick and Djene speak with Anna Guenter and Dr. Sarah Panzer about Jewish revenge in the aftermath of the Holocaust.
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Father Moses Berry, Orthodox church leader and founder of Ozarks Afro-American Heritage Museum, diesThe spiritual leader who created the Ozarks Afro-American Heritage Museum in Ash Grove has died, says Father Ephraim Tauck, a priest at Berry's church in Greene County.
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In this episode of Talking History, Djene and Patrick speak with Missouri State University professor, Dr. John Schmalzbauer, about the role of religion in the history of the Ozarks.
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The museum's latest exhibit, which opened December 9, is made up of selections from its permanent collection.
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In this episode of Talking History, Djene and Patrick speak with Missouri State University professors, Dr. Julia Troche and Dr. Bryan Brinkman, about the Ancient Artifacts Abroad exhibition that they organized at Springfield Art Museum.
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Vance Randolph dedicated his life to finding and preserving music, stories and jokes from the Ozarks.
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Events include a breakfast for veterans, the Taps Project and more.
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In this episode of Talking History, Djene, and Patrick speak with geographer and international relations specialist Fabrice Balanche about the origins and development of the Syrian Civil War.
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In this episode of Talking History, Patrick and Djene speak with the doyen of Ozarks history, Dr. Brooks Blevins about his latest book, Up South in the Ozarks.