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Live from the Montague Hotel in London England, Chris Gehrz posts his first field report from his World Wars in Europe trip.  This episode's guests - his parents Elaine and Dick Gerhz - reflect on their first two days in London.

@CWCRadion and @Annie_Berglund are joined by @DRChrisMoore (Election Shock Therapy, The 252) to talk through the best of Annie's deleted tweets.  On this episode they examine the universal sex appeal of actor Jeff Goldblum.

@CWCRadio and @Annie_Berglund break down Annie's most liked tweet of all time and talk about Annie's week at the extended legislative session.

The EST crew say farewell to their AC2nd Studios and Mitchell Krumm as they talk about the Supreme Court, presidential succession, summer book recommendations, and much, much, more.

@Annie_Berglund phones in from a parking lot to join @CWC Radio in a talk about the finer points of learning the Korean language.

@CWCRadio and @Annie_Berglund talk about why substitute teachers deserve their own national monument.

Chris Moore, Mitchell Krumm, and Sam Mulberry break down the slate of summer movies by guessing RottenTomatoes score over/unders. Play along with us by filling out your own over/under ballot:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScWg0wHI0akJR9xawSdtJ9RImW-4XEwIHERcpxuAa-i44LVAA/viewform

Political scientists Chris Moore, Andy Bramsen, and Mitchell Krumm return to the mics to talk about Attorney General William Barr, Joe Biden, and the Trump 2020 campaign.

In the inaugural episode of Bookish @ Bethel, Philosophy Professor Carrie Peffley and History Professor AnneMarie Kooistra are joined by Bethel University Chief Diversity Officer Ruben Rivera to discuss Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from the Birmingham Jail.

@CWCRadio (Sam Mulberry) and @Annie_Berglund (Annie Berglund) talk about Annie's attempts to recreate hairstyles and photos of the young male stars of the 1990s.

Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry wrap up the inaugural season of the 252 by reflecting on what we've learned in these first 13 episodes.

Kent Whitworth (Executive Director and CEO, Minnesota Historical Society) joins Chris Gehrz live at the 2019 Minnesota Undergraduate History Symposium to talk about the future of public history.

@CWCRadio and @Annie_Berglund discuss five odd jobs that live on Annie's resume.

On this week's show Chris Gerhz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry start by discussing the relationship between sports and gambling and then are joined by Bethel Seniors Logan Olson and Andrew Zwart to talk about their love for the sport of hockey.

One this week's show Sam Mulberry (@CWCRadio) and Annie Berglund (@Annie_Berglund) dive into Annie's most recent Google searches.

  This week the 252 crew is joined by Sara Shady to talk about racing sports like Indy Car and horseracing.

@Annie_Berglund and @CWCRadio (Sam Mulberry) discuss a photo - which may or may not have been staged - of 5 year old Annie and her siblings.

Chris Gerhz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry start out by talking about the Final Four and the role of officiating and then are joined by Bethel Head Women's Volleyball Coach and Associate Athletic Director Gretchen Hunt and Bethel Men's Assistant Basketball Coach Alisha Hvistendahl.

Annie Berglund (@Annie_Berglund) and Sam Mulberry (@cwcradio) talk about what you find when you break into her husband's truck.

Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry start the show by talking about the NCAA Final Four and then get into a discussion about the Mount Rushmore of Sports Movies.

Sam Mulberry (@CWCRadio) and Annie Berglund (@Annie_Berglund) talk about a visual twee of the week -- a mildly disturbing piece of emotional blackmail from 10 year old Annie.  You have to go to twitter and follow @Annie_Berglund to see the pics!

On this week's 252, Chris Gehrz, Chris Moore, and Sam Mulberry are joined by siblings Jana Roste (softball) and Jaran Roste (football) to talk about the life and experiences of student athletes.

Much of what college professors do remains hidden from the view of the larger public, leading to misunderstanding and detachment. At this Not Ready for Primetime presentation, find out what two professors are doing to combat this. History Department faculty Chris Gehrz and Sam Mulberry will explain how they use blogs, podcasts, and other media not only to share their work with wider audiences, but...

Chris, Andy, and Mitchell talk about the Attorney General Barr's statement on the Mueller report and what this might mean going forward.

@CWCRadio and @Annie_Berglund are back with this week's micropod.  They talk about Annie's first celebrity follower - cultural critic Molly Lambert - and to dive into the world of "Urban Exploring".