Podcasts

Beginning in July 2012, we began to record the audio from our First Thursday Museum After Hours lectures and make them available to our online audience. Not all lectures are available online. For a list of upcoming and past lectures, click here.

Use the links below to subscribe to our podcast channel and have new episodes automatically downloaded by your computer or to download individual episodes.

Option 1: Subscribe via iTunes. (Choose ‘Launch Application’ if prompted.) Clicking this link will open your iTunes application and automatically subscribe you to our channel. Future episodes will be automatically downloaded to your iTunes library for later listening.

Option 2: If you’d like to manually download the audio files, bypassing iTunes altogether, please use the links below to open and play the files. In Mozilla Firefox, click on the file link and you will be given the choice to Open or Save the MP3. In Google Chrome, open the audio file in your browser by clicking on the file link. Then, right-click on the pause/play button and choose ‘Save video’ to save the MP3 file to your computer. (If you wish to listen to the file from your browser window and don’t want to transfer the file to iTunes or to another device, simply push the pause/play button.)

Episode 1 – Part 1 of 2 – Bobbe Schafer on Historic Aprons Episode 1 – Part 2 of 2 – Bobbe Schafer on Historic Aprons

Episode 2 – Part 1 of 3 – Bill Roulette on Archaeological Investigations at the WWII Vancouver Kaiser Shipyards Episode 2 – Part 2 of 3 – Bill Roulette on Archaeological Investigations at the WWII Vancouver Kaiser Shipyards Episode 2 – Part 3 of 3 – Bill Roulette on Archaeological Investigations at the WWII Vancouver Kaiser Shipyards

Episode 3 – Part 1 – Liberty & Union: Presidential Campaign Songs of the 1860 & 1864 Elections – Illinois Doug Tracy Episode 3 – Part 2 – Liberty & Union: Presidential Campaign Songs of the 1860 & 1864 Elections – Illinois Doug Tracy Episode 3 – Part 3 – Liberty & Union: Presidential Campaign Songs of the 1860 & 1864 Elections – Illinois Doug Tracy

Episode 4 – Part 1 – A Perspective on the Equal Rights Amendment in Washington – Shanna Stevenson Episode 4 – Part 2 – A Perspective on the Equal Rights Amendment in Washington – Shanna Stevenson

This month’s podcast of William Wheeler’s lecture on the Kaiser Shipyards is unavailable due to technical difficulties. The story will be available, however, in the 2012 edition of the Clark County History annual, due out in late 2013.

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