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Jill Kenik, the owner (and silversmith) of Acropolis Studios Model Works in St. Genevieve, Missouri, returns for our BONUS ROUND to talk about some other heritage projects she has worked on while employing 3D technology.   The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Show Notes: Acropolis Studio Model Works   Support the Show: Choose Presonomics as your AmazonSmile charity - they'll give us money at no cost to you! (^^^to make your AmazonSmile purchases easier, use the "Smile Always" extension for your Google Chrome browser) Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics

Today we’re discussing a real-life version of the replicator from Star Trek that allows us to revive any artifact or object from history. Okay, not really. But sort of. Or, at least, the next best thing. What we’re really talking about is a developing field that almost everybody is intrigued by, not just Trekkies: 3D technology.   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Show Notes: Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) Stephanie Phillips Blog Post about 3D Technology at Texas Capitol Traditional meets Modern: Acropolis Studio Model Works Use free online software Tinkercad to create your own 3D models   Support the Show: Choose Presonomics as your AmazonSmile charity - they'll give us money at no cost to you! (^^^to make your AmazonSmile purchases easier, use the "Smile Always" extension for your Google Chrome browser) Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics   Music Credits: "Brass Buttons" by Blue Dot Sessions "IA 08" by Andrew Sacco "Open Flames" by Blue Dot Sessions "Outside the Terminal" by Blue Dot Sessions "Red City Theme" by Blue Dot Sessions "Villa" by Blue Dot Sessions

Partners for Sacred Places co-founder and president Bob Jaeger talks about PSP's work with the Augusta Canal National Heritage Area, a new grant fund ($$$) for historic sacred places, and his #1 tip for congregations struggling to make the best use of their facilities.   The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Show Notes: The National Fund for Sacred Places   Support the Show: Choose Presonomics as your AmazonSmile charity - they'll give us money at no cost to you! (^^^to make your AmazonSmile purchases easier, use the "Smile Always" extension for your Google Chrome browser) Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics

You may have never thought about it in this way, but historic sacred places---like churches, mosques, temples, and synagogues---are a vital component of every healthy community. And I'm not just talking about the religious services they provide to members of their congregations because, as we're about to explore, sacred places are about a whole lot more.   NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Choose Presonomics as your AmazonSmile charity - they'll give us money at no cost to you! (^^^to make your AmazonSmile purchases easier, use the "Smile Always" extension for your Google Chrome browser) Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics   Music Credits: “Catastrophe of Meaning” by Lloyd Rogers “IA 05” by Andrew Sacco “Nea praxis” by Frank Riddick, performed by Lloyd Rodgers “Outside the Terminal” by Blue Dot Sessions “Shift of Currents” by Blue Dot Sessions “REGINA CAELI (Solemn Tone) Parish Book of Chant CMAA 2012”, performed by the Pluscarden Abbey

Atlanta real estate developer Gene Kansas discusses two fun historic places he has worked on: the Atlanta Daily World building (home of the first successful black daily newspaper in the U.S.) and the Clermont Lounge (Atlanta's first and longest continually operating strip club).   The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile and Presonomics will get a small commission

Who is the real villain---the preservationists or the developer? Or is there even a villain at all? Does there need to be? Listen to this special holiday episode as we delve into the minds of real estate developers and learn six key lessons in the process.   NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics   Music Credits: “Main Title / Heaven” by Dimitri Tiomkin “Places People” by Virginia Coalition “09 – Gifts of Stars Act II” by Lloyd Rodgers “Arabesque No. 1, L.66 – for String Quartet” by Claude DeBussy, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band “String Quartet in F major – II. Assif vif, très rythmé” by Maurice Ravel, performed by Musicians from Marlboro “Suite Bergamasque – IV. Passapied” by Claude Debussy, performed by Jacopo Salvatori

The Question & Answer segment from the previous episode about the role of history and historic places in national tragic events.   The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile and Presonomics will get a small commission  

What role should historic places play in national tragic events? How soon after such an event is it appropriate to start the process of saving that place? And how can history and historic places be used to give context and promote healing after these tragic events?   NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile and Presonomics will get a small commission  

Jason Porath, author of Rejected Princesses: Tales of History's Boldest Heroines, Hellions, & Heretics, returns to explain why he loves old buildings. He also picks which "princesses" he would love to accompany on an adventure.   The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile   Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

Who's your favorite cartoon princess? What about the ones that were "rejected" by filmmakers? Learn how a straight white guy from Kentucky used princesses to become the poster child for historical feminism.   NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter!   Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook (like Lieutenant Nun: A Memoir of a Basque Transvestite in the New World) by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Buy Rejected Princesses on AmazonSmile and Presonomics will get a small commission   Music Credits: Twelve from the Black Book 2/12/01 by Lloyd Rodgers Nostaglia by Malaventura Orlando, He dead by Douglas Hein, performed by Lloyd Rodgers Twelve from the Black Book 2/25/01 by Lloyd Rodgers Red Fish on Television by William Houston, performed by Lloyd Rodgers They had no plows by Steve Moshier, performed by Lloyd Rodgers Twelve from the Black Book 3/10/01 by Lloyd Rodgers The Swing by Lloyd Rodgers Sambaal by Malaventura

Ladies of death Pamela Henman and Marcy Breffle from the Historic Oakland Foundation divulge the secrets of Atlanta's most unique public park. The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

An incredibly popular mobile phone game swept the country this summer and young people everywhere were getting out of the house to "catch them all" at local landmarks. But this sudden influx of visitors frightened many stewards of historic places, leading some to take extreme measures in the name of safety and historic preservation. This story examines the stark differences in how two historic cemeteries responded to the Pokemon Go movement. NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile  

Lobbyist Stephen McNair from McNair Historic Preservation shares his top picks for historic places in Alabama---both popular and obscure. The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

A proposed history-related statute has overwhelming support from state lawmakers and the public. But then, mysterious forces move in secret to derail the bill. Join in on the intrigue and dirty dealing as we explore the struggle to pass a history bill. Will you come out unscathed? NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credits: 5 Fantasiestücke, Op. 5 – III. Humoresque by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. Changes made. String Quartet, Op. 58 - I. Allegro con brio by Freidrich Lux, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. Changes made. Suite Bergamasque – IV. Passapied by Claude Debussy, performed by Jacopo Salvatori. Changes made. Suite, Op. 8 – II. Allegro Moderato by Alfredo D’Ambrosio, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. Changes made. “Tarantella” by Mily Balakirev, performed by Christoph Zbinden. Changes made. Toccata by Jules Massenet, performed by Jean Dubé. Changes made. String Quartet – IV. Très animé by Albert Doyen, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. Changes made.  

Claire Lanier from "Claire's Clues" explains why and how history pros should enter the mainstream of pop culture. The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory   Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

"History sucks!" Or so they say. Why hasn't anyone figured out how to make it informative AND fun to learn about history and historic places? Listen as we explore how one program may have finally cracked the code to making good, wacky history fun! NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credits: Arabesque No. 1, L.66 – for String Quartet by Claude DeBussy, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. (Changes made.) Hungarian Dance No. 3 0 Allegretto in F major by Johannes Brahms, performed by Luis Sarro “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows” by Harry Fox Maple Leaf Rag by Scott Joplin, performed by Stefano Ligoratti. (Changes made.) String Quartet, Op. 58 Menuetto. Allegro con moto by Friedrich Lux, performed by Steve’s Bedroom Band. (Changes made.) Tarantella by Mily Balakirev, performed by Christoph Zbinden. (Changes made.) Special Thanks: History Colorado (especially for allowing us to use their "cartoon Claire" logo) Rocky Mountain PBS

Joe McGill, founder of The Slave Dwelling Project and our guest from last week, puts Confederate monuments in their place. The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Show Notes: Here's the episode we referenced with Jeanne Cyriaque: HiFi #4: Saving African American Heritage Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

Nobody wants to be called “racist” or “Uncle Tom” or “race traitor.” If only there was a safe place to talk about race. A place that brings us all together to hash out our nation’s long, shameful history of hate and figure out how that legacy still affects race relations to this day. We have found that place. NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credits: “Come by Here” sung by H. Wylie “Deep Down in My Heart” sung by W.M. Givens “I’m a Pilgrim” performed by an unidentified vocal quartet at Key West, Fl., on January 23, 1940 “Doctor Medicine” by South Memphis Jug Band “Jim Strainer Blues” by South Memphis Jug Band “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” performed by The Southern Four “Everybody wants my Tootelum” by Clifford Hayes’ Louisville Stompers “Better Leave that stuff alone” performed by Will Shade

For the first ever HiFi BONUS ROUND our guest from last week, Katie Rispoli Keaotamai, opines about the largest generation on earth. The BONUS ROUND is a chance to hear our host shoot the breeze with guests about interesting topics that may or may not be related to the original episodes in which they were featured. NOTE: If you want the BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Show Notes: Here's the episode that spurred this conversation: HiFi #6: The Next Generation Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credit: "Bonus Round" by Matt Farley

What do tacos, cemeteries and summer camp have in common? Listen to the latest episode of HiFi History to find out! NOTE: If you want this episode's accompanying BONUS ROUND one week early then you should subscribe to the HiFi History newsletter! Brought To You By: Audible.com -> Get a FREE audiobook by signing up at audibletrial.com/HiFiHistory Support the Show: Leave a review on iTunes! Donate to Presonomics Shop on AmazonSmile Music Credits: "Sabre Dance" by Aram Khachaturian "Sonatina No. 1 in C Major, Mvt. 1" by Muzio Clementi "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin "Blue Piano Stomp" by Johnny Dodds "Sunshine Special" by Frenchy's String Band