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This podcast is a recording of the AskHistorians presentation at the National Council of Public Historians this past April. (90min)
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The audio quality made this a difficult listen. But other than that, it was good. I often forget just how toxic a reputation Reddit has outside of it's own little nerd-bubble.
Great podcast, I actually quite enjoyed it. I for one am happy hearing about the history of this subreddit, pun not intended.
One question; can someone provide the list of the speakers' reddit accounts? I wanted to ask a specific question to one of the speakers.