Four historians, fascinated by the power of imagination within history practice, consider how imagination with integrity can best bring history to life in our schools, museums, podcasts and books.
Join Professor Marnie Hughes Warrington, Professor Anna Clark, Dr Kristy Kokegei and Dr Kiera Lindsey for a provocative conversation.
Talking History is proudly presented by the History Trust of South Australia and the University of South Australia.
South Australia’s History Festival, one of the state’s largest open-access community events, returns for its eighteenth year in 2022, encouraging South Australians and visitors to explore the theme ‘reimagine’ throughout May 2022. In a History Festival first, the official program was launched simultaneously online and on C44 on Thursday 7 April inviting all South Australians to tune in and discover…
View episodeJoin Dr Emma McEwin on a deep dive into the stories of two remarkable explorers: Sir Hubert Wilkins and Sir Douglas Mawson. Dr McEwin is joined by guests Mark Pharaoh of the South Australian Museum and Carolyn Spooner of the State Library of South Australia.
View episodeWhat happens when a lawyer, a journalist, an artist and a historian walk into a bar? Opening the 2022 South Australia’s History Festival, Dr Gertrude Glossip MCs a debate on the case for history in volatile times at historic Woodville Town Hall. Dr Gertrude Glossip hosts the Honourable Justice Mark Livesey QC, President of the Court of…
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