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Exploring History

Exploring History with Ray Notgrass offers background on what you hear in the news, shares stories from history that will enlighten and inspire you, and provides encouragement about homeschooling, family life, and your walk with God.

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49:26

An Interview with Another Child of the 1950s and 1960s

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2023/07/25

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33:43

Growing Up in the 1950s and 1960s

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2023/07/11

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16:36

A Different Kind of July 4th Speech

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2023/06/27

Frederick Douglass was a former enslaved person who became a leading spokesman for the abolition of slavery before the Civil War. In a speech Douglass delivered in 1852, he challenged Americans to think about the inconsistency of being the land of the free while practicing slavery. On the latest Exploring History podcast, Ray Notgrass looks at the life of Frederick Douglass and discusses this eloquent and moving speech.Find more resources at Homeschool

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10:13

What My History Teacher Taught Me

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2023/06/13

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31:10

A Nation of Immigrants

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2023/05/23

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19:01

Thoughts for Homeschool Graduates

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2023/05/09

The latest Exploring History podcast features encouraging talks by Ray and Charlene Notgrass for homeschool graduates. Congratulations, grads and parents!Explore more resources at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP033&cat=&b=&cs=1677527128350x482700767275253760

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15:01

Thoughts for Dads on Homeschooling

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2023/04/25

It's the time of year when parents are deciding what their children's education will look like in the next school year. On the latest Exploring History podcast, Ray Notgrass shares his thoughts about homeschooling, especially for dads.Explore more resources at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP032&cat=&b=&cs=1677527128350x482700767275253760

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22:26

A Sermon That Explains Everything

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2023/04/11

Acts chapter 17 tells us about Paul's sermon before the Areopagus in Athens, Greece. In the latest Exploring History podcast, Ray Notgrass tells how that sermon explained to the Athenians the God whom they did not know, and how knowing Him could help them understand the world He had made and His plan for salvation in Jesus Christ.Find more resources at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP031&cat=&b=&cs=1677527128350x482700767275253760

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10:10

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

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2023/03/28

On the latest Exploring History podcast, Ray Notgrass discusses the single most important event in human history, the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The resurrection is the culmination of what God had done throughout the history of Israel. It gives meaning and purpose and hope to every one who believes in this truth.Explore more resources at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP030

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24:40

How Christianity Changed the World

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2023/03/14

The world into which Jesus came is vastly different from the world in which we live today. The main reason for this difference is the way that followers of Christ have changed the world because of the way Jesus has changed them. This episode looks at how followers of the Christian faith have transformed the world.Find resources for further study at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP029&cat=&b=&cs=1677527128350x482700767275253760

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10:46

Doing Justice and Loving Kindness in the Public Arena

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2023/02/28

Many people know the verse "to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God" (Micah 6:8). But what does living out that verse look like in dealing with a convicted murderer who has turned her life around? In this episode, Ray Notgrass discusses a real-life case when a state governor tried to apply that verse in one of the most difficult situations of his administration.In his last month in office, January 2019, Governor Bill Haslam of Tennessee announced that Cyntoia

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9:58

The Life and Faith of George Washington Carver

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2023/02/14

George Washington Carver was a man of remarkable talents, a continuing drive always to learn more, and a deep Christian faith. On the latest Exploring History with Ray Notgrass podcast, we'll survey the life, accomplishments, and influence of this man of God.Find resources for further study at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP027

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33:00

How to Teach History in Your Homeschool with Dr....

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2023/01/24

Dr. Jonathan Den Hartog is a homeschool dad who has used Notgrass History curriculum in his family. In this conversation with John Notgrass, he shares ideas about how to teach history to our children and how to prepare them for studying history in college and beyond.Dr. Den Hartog is Professor and Chair of the Department of History at Samford University. He went to Samford in 2019, after having previously taught for over a decade at the University of Northwestern-St. Paul, Minnesota. He received his

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22:23

1968: A Dramatic Year in American History

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2023/01/10

The events of a single year can have a profound impact in history. In this episode, Ray Notgrass reviews the dramatic events of 1968 and tells how those events impacted American history.Find videos and other resources related to this episode at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP025

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17:04

At Just the Right Time

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2022/12/20

Galatians 4:4-5 says that Jesus was born "in the fullness of time." Several streams of history came together when Jesus was born in a stable in Bethlehem. The latest Exploring History podcast explains how Jesus came "in the fullness of time."Find resources for further study at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP024

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13:19

150 Years of Fisk Jubilee Singing

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2022/12/13

After the Civil War, Fisk University offered formerly enslaved persons the opportunity for an education to help them have productive lives as free citizens. The Fisk Jubilee Singers showcased the students' talent and spread a message of faith and hope around the country and around the world. Over 150 years later, the university and the Singers are still going strong. Hear their story on this Exploring History podcast.Find more resources about the Fisk Jubilee Singers at Homeschool History:

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13:13

Thankfulness

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2022/11/22

You’ve probably heard a lot about the historic origins of the American Thanksgiving observance. It’s a story our country can be proud of, and a tradition we should honor and support. In the latest Exploring History podcast, Ray Notgrass shares some amazing true stories that remind us to give thanks not just on Thanksgiving Day but to be thankful always.Visit our website to find resources about Thanksgiving Day:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/resource/thankfulness

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17:08

The Berlin Wall and Prayer

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2022/11/08

The Berlin Wall came down in early November of 1989. Many people have discussed the political and economic factors involved in what happened, but in this podcast, Ray Notgrass discusses the role that prayer played in that dramatic event.Listen and find supplemental links at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/resource/berlin-wall-and-prayer

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19:07

Our Precious Freedom of Religion

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2022/10/25

Religious faith is vitally important in our country’s history. The desire for the freedom of religious expression was the motivation for the founding of several of the English colonies. Founding Father John Adams said about the new Constitution, "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious People. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other."In this episode, Ray Notgrass discusses our most precious freedom in this country, the freedom of religion. He examines the

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18:20

Generations of Trailblazing and Leadership

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2022/10/10

Pierre Boucher was a leading citizen of the colony of New France. At one point, he was credited with saving the colony. His great-grandson, Timothy Demonbreun, was a leading citizen of Nashville, Tennessee. Learn their stories and more about the French presence in North America in this episode.Find more resources about New France at Homeschool History:https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/resource/generations-of-trailblazing-and-leadership

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