102: Epilogue to the Gilded Age

History That Doesn't Suck

ProfGregJackson

Education, History, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 22 November 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Greg sits down with Zach and Kelsi for a chat. They make a rather … LIVE(ly) announcement … then proceed to talk about electricity, tycoons, and the New South. But the conversation can’t end without Greg and Zach nerding out (as Kelsi, perhaps rightly, rolls her eyes) about their mutually favorite author: Edgar Allan Poe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:30.4	Music
0:54.0	Welcome to History that doesn't suck. I'm your professor Greg Jackson and today it is
0:58.8	time for an epilogue.
1:00.2	We are done with the gilded age.
1:02.0	So I'm joined by our dear friends Zachary Weaver.
1:07.2	Happy to be back Greg.
1:08.8	You know we're happy that your mom can hear you again.
1:11.7	It's good.
1:12.7	Happy to be here.
1:13.7	Give her a good hello.
1:14.7	Kelsey we've already got you laughing.
1:16.5	So that's all right.
1:17.5	Kelsey Dines.
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