History for the Reckoning
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About
A podcast that dives deep into uncomfortable history; the kinds of stories we need to learn so they’re never repeated. Each season we'll dig into a history that we've misremembered, tried not to think hard about, or even tried to erase. Through interviews with historians, scholars, artists, and people who lived the history firsthand, we'll learn with the depth each topic deserves.Season 1: “American Concentration Camps: The Story of WWII Japanese Incarceration”, launches February 19th. Sponsored by the JACL Mt Olympus Chapter, the Takahashi Family Foundation, and the JA Community Foundation.
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Recent episodes
- Ep13 - The Nisei Servicemembers with Stuart Hirai - 'They shortened the war by two years'
- Ep12 - The Hawaiian Concentration Camps with Kelli Nakamura - 'The bombs had to go somewhere'
- Ep11 with a Young JAs Panel Addenda - War is Stupid
- Ep11 - Incarceration's Legacy with a Panel of Young Japanese Americans - 'You can reclaim your history'
- Ep10 - Intergenerational Trauma with Debra Kawahara - 'The trauma is passed on to the children'
- Ep9 - The Coram Nobis cases with Lorraine Bannai and Peggy Nagae - 'We owed the obligation as a citizen to tell our government that they were wrong'
- Ep8 - The Redress and Reparations Movement with John Tateishi- 'The things that went wrong, and how as a nation we’ve had the courage to make them right'
- Ep7 - The Supreme Court Cases with Lorraine Bannai - 'without any trials, without any charges'
- Ep6 - Behind the Government Curtain with Eric Muller - 'The machine guns were pointed in, not out'
- Ep5 with Frank Abe Addenda - Frank Emi's Story