Recent books on American evangelicalism such as Kristin DuMez's Jesus and John Wayne have challenged long held assumptions about the relationship between faith and politics. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with David Nanninga abo

"Losing Our Religion" with Russell Moore

Dec 14th, 2023 19m 29s

Dr. Russell Moore is a prominent theologian, author, and the Editor-in-Chief of Christianity Today. His most recent book Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America has been well received by critics across the spectrum of faith a

"His Very Best" with Jonathan Alter

Jun 30th, 2023 39m 19s

Journalist and Author Jonathan Alter published His Very Best: Jimmy Carter, A Life in 2020. Despite coming out a full four decades after Carter left office, it was the first independent, full-length biography of our 39th President. On this epis

"From Playboy Bunnies to Killer Rabbits" with Amber Roessner

Apr 24th, 2023 24m 19s

Understanding President Carter’s fraught relationship with the press is key to understanding his Presidency. On this Episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk once more with Dr. Amber Roessner about the historical context behind two news stories t

"A Tour of Washington" with Rebecca Fachner

Apr 10th, 2023 12m 22s

Washington D.C is a city bustling with activity and rich with history. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I take a tour with public historian Rebecca Fachner of some historical sites that highlight Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter around America's

"A Crisis of Confidence" with Amber Roessner

Apr 3rd, 2023 16m 48s

President Carter’s Crisis of Confidence speech is considered one of the most iconic moments of his Presidency. So how did we come to profoundly misremember it today? On this Episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk again with Dr. Amber Roessner,

"The Great Deregulator" with Paul Matzko

Mar 27th, 2023 20m 33s

Carter and his political appointees undertook a systematic dismantling of government regulation in a wide variety of industries ranging from air travel to alcohol. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with Dr. Paul Matzko about the ef

"The Long Struggle for Civil Rights" with Rachel Grant

Mar 20th, 2023 17m 11s

Carter took office during a time of significant economic and cultural upheaval. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with Dr. Rachel Grant about Carter's place in the history of the Civil Rights Movement. Backlash to Carter's progress

"Rock 'n' Roll President" with Randall Stephens

Mar 13th, 2023 17m 23s

Carter's genuine love for popular music was used to great effect during his political career. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with Dr. Randall Stephens about his book The Devil's Music: How Christians Inspired, Condemned, and Emb

"Carter v. the Media" with A.J. Bauer

Mar 6th, 2023 22m 7s

Today, there is a widespread belief that news media have an inherent bias toward liberal points of view. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with Dr. A. J. Bauer about research for his forthcoming book Making the Liberal Media. Inter

"Legislating Morality" with Gill Frank

Mar 3rd, 2023 22m 50s

There are competing historical narratives about the relationship between Jerry Falwell Sr.'s Moral Majority movement and social issues like racial equality, equal rights, and religious freedom. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk wit

"Faith and Politics" with Neil J. Young

Feb 27th, 2023 25m 58s

Jimmy Carter is widely viewed to be the most authentically Christian president that America has ever had. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk with Dr. Neil J. Young about Carter's faith and why many Christian voters turned instead to

"On The Campaign Trail" with Amber Roessner

Feb 24th, 2023 17m 32s

One of the more under-appreciated aspects of Jimmy Carter's political acumen is the savvy, groundbreaking campaign strategy he and his team put together that ultimately won them the 1976 election. On this episode of Recollecting Carter, I talk

"From Plains To President" with Terre Johnson

Feb 22nd, 2023 19m 37s

One of my favorite things about making this podcast has been learning about President Carter not just from historians and scholars, but hearing stories from people who were there when history happened. On this episode of Recollecting Carter we'

"The Peanut Farmer From Plains" with Jill Stuckey

Feb 20th, 2023 20m 29s

Take a train ride to Plains, Georgia, where President Carter was born. Jill Stuckey, Superintendent of Jimmy Carter National Historical Park in Plains, gives us an overview of Carter's early life, his political career, and the post-presidential

Trailer

Recollecting Carter – Trailer

Feb 19th, 2023 2m 43s

On February 18, 2023 news broke that former President Jimmy Carter had been released to home hospice care. Carter will be remembered as a man of faith, principle, and charity. Though once remembered as a good man but not a great president, ther

Trailer

Recollecting Carter – Trailer

Feb 19th, 2023 1m 43s

President Jimmy Carter is remembered as a man of faith, principle, and charity. Through he and his wife Rosalyn's work with the Carter Center and with organizations like Habitat for Humanity the Carters have changed the lives of countless peopl

Lecture 15: Ratings and Analytics

Nov 15th, 2021 21m 51s

In this lecture, we discuss the data you get from your podcast distribution platform and how to interpret it (this lecture is very visual, so you might prefer to watch it in D2L)

Lecture 14: Hosting and Publishing

Nov 8th, 2021 41m 35s

In this lecture, we discuss: 1) Distribution Platforms, 2) Publishing Schedule, and 3) Legal Considerations

Lecture 13: Podcasts as PR

Nov 1st, 2021 30m 43s

In this lecture, we discuss: 1) Defining Public Relations, 2) PR History, and 3) a case study of three PR Podcasts

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"Podcasting and PR" with Susan McFarlane-Alvarez

Nov 1st, 2021 7m 30s

In this guest lecture, Susan McFarlane-Alvarez discusses how businesses and organizations use podcasting to build their brand and connect with their audience