just search jason steinhauer or the title of his book history disrupted. welcome to whistle stops a special program series from the truman library institute. thank you for joining us today for our final trip down the tracks. i'm cassie perkarski director strategic initiatives and hosts for our journey through the all new permanent exhibition at the truman presidential library museum after spectacular 29 million dollar renovation at every stop along the route. this series has provided you a special access to the fasting galleries artifacts films and stories inside. now before i give the last al

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lipage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential counselor on the national world war two museum in 2020. he founded the history club on clubhouse, which he hosts regularly the club has more than a hundred thousand members and averages 2,500 participants per week. jason has twice traveled overseas withhe

just search jason steinhauer or the title of his book history disrupted. this evening we are joined by reed gutchberg. we'll be presenting on her book useful objects museums science and literature in 19th century america. after a short induction to the work, she'll be joining conversation by mhs's own sarah, georgie. useful objects examines the history of american museums during the 19th century through the eyes of visitors or writers and collectors museums of this period held a wide range of objects from botanical and zoological specimens to antiquarian artifac

just search jason steinhauer or the title of his book history disrupted. welcome to whistle stops a special program series from the truman library institute. thank you for joining us today for our final trip down the tracks. i'm cassie perkarski director strategic initiatives and hosts for our journey through the all new permanent exhibition at the truman presidential library museum after spectacular 29 million dollar renovation at every stop along the route. this series has provided you a special access to the fasting galleries artifacts films and stories inside. now before i give the last all aboard, i'd like to give a quick. thank you to our generous whistle stop series sponsor black and beach. the privately funded truman library institute proudly supports harry truman's legacy and partnership with the truman presidential library and museum and a variety of impactful ways for more information about the important work. we do please visit truman library institute.org. well, you're there you can watch all of the stops in the whistle stop series on the even

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lepage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential counselor on the national world war two museum in 2020. he founded the history club on clubhouse, which he hosts regularly the club has more than a hundred thousand members and averages 2,500 participants per week. jason has twice traveled overseas with the us department of state as part of diplomac diplomatic exchanges between the united states and the european union meeting with government officials scholars and students to discuss the effects of the web and social media on public understandings of news history and information. he has spoken at events across the united states and europe and appears frequently in the media a native new yorker. he is a long surface suffering, new york jets fan. i'm so sorry for you and our moderator tod

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lipage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential

jason. steinhauer looks at how the internet has contributed not only to what we know about the past, but how we misunderstand it watch all this and more starting now on american history tv find a full schedule at c-span.org/history or consult your program guide. now here's lectures in history with former south carolina representative bakari sellers. the mission of the museum the international african american museum is as follows. to honor the untold stories of the african-american journey one of our countries both sacred sites. and these stories continue to unfold bakari shows is today's guest speaker. he is a talented storyteller. my vanishing country, and i hope y'all can see this i vanishing country which was published in 2020. his memoir is a most inspiring book written by most talented young, south carolinian. the cars tells me history in 2006. we had a just 22 years old. he defeated a 26 year old incumbent state representative to become the youngest member of the south carolina state legislature in the youngest african american elected official in our country in 2014 the democratic no

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lepage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential counselor on the national world war two museum in 2020. he founded the history club on clubhouse, which he hosts regularly the club has more than a hundred thousand members and averages 2,500 participants per we

. >>> during a recent discussion on his new book "history disrupted" historian jason steinhauer talked about how the internet contributed to our historical knowledge and historical misinformation. here is some of what he had to say. >> this book is set up in a way so that it introduces an idea, that idea is e-history, we'll talk about what that is, just like there's e-commerce, e-trade, i suggest there's something called e-history. it talks about the value structures that are in opposition. the values that underpin the traditional history, the values that underpin the web, how those two sets of values clash and how that necessitates this thing called e-history. the book takes you through a series of case studies, wikipedia, twitter, facebook, instagram, which shows how these clashes of values play out and why certain e-history that conforms to a certain set of values and conditions becomes vase visible in your feeds, why other parts of history you will never see. at the end, the last chapter is called "does history have a future?" the question is will this e-history lead to the end of

just search jason steinhauer or the title of his book history disrupted. this evening we are joined by reed gutchberg. we'll be presenting on her book useful objects museums science and literature in 19th century america. after a short induction to the work, she'll be joining conversation by mhs's own sarah, georgie. useful objects examines the history of american museums during the 19th century through the eyes of visitors or writers and collectors museums of this period held a wide range of objects from botanical and zoological specimens to antiquarian artifacts and technological models. they were intended to promote useful knowledge these collections generated broader discussions about how objects were selected preserved in classified as well as who is to decide their value. these reflections shaped broader debate about the scope and purpose of museums in american culture. they continue to resonate today. ms. gotchburn is the assistant director is the assistant director of studies in an election on history and literature at harvard university. she's tau

. >>> jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior fellow at the policy research institute, a contributor to "time" and cnn, and a board member of the "washington post," and former founding director of the lawpage center, and is a counselor in the world war ii museum. the club has more than 100,000 members and averages 25% participants per week. he has traveled twice overseas as part of diplomatic exchanges between the united states and european union. he has spoken at events across the united states and europe. a native new yorker he is a long-suffering new york jets fan. so sorry for you. and our moderator, todd -- is it todd theringer? >> yes. >> todd theringer organizes weekly events open to everyone. after this event, maybe ask him about that. he's also the president of a non-profit. ask him about that, too. if you have questions, please told them until after for the q & a event. i will put my mask back on and pass it over to jason and todd. . well, thanks everyone for coming i tested this morning. i'm covid negative. so unless i picked it up somewhe

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lipage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential counselor on the national world war two museum in 2020. he founded the history club on clubhouse, which he hosts regularly the club has more than a hundred thousand members and averages 2,500 participants per week. jason has twice traveled overseas with the us department of state as part of diplomac diplomatic exchanges between the united states and the european union meeting with government officials scholars and students to discuss the effects of the web and social media on public understandings of news history and information. he has spoken at events across the united states and europe and appears frequently in the media a native new yorker. he is a long surface suffering, new york jets fan. i'm so sorry for you and our moderator tod

jason steinhauer is a global fellow at the woodrow wilson center and a senior senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute a contributor to time and cnn a past editorial board member of the washington post made by history section former founding director of the lepage lipage center for history in the public interest and is currently a presidential counselor on the national world war two museum in 2020. he founded the history club on clubhouse, which he hosts regularly the club has more than a hundred thousand members and averages 2,500 participants per week. jason has twice traveled overseas with the us department of state as part of diplomac diplomatic exchanges between the united states and the european union meeting with government officials scholars and students to discuss the effects of the web and social media on public understandings of news history and information. he has spoken at events across the united states and europe and appears frequently in the media a native new yorker. he is a long surface suffering, new york jets fan. i'm so sorry for you and our moderator tod