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Past Times - Talking and Teaching History

The EuroClio Podcast 'Past Times - Talking and Teaching History' is a podcast series for and by history educators.

Podcast · By EuroClio · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Episode 42: Teaching Colonialism Through Museums (opens the original)

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    Historian Brent Geerts (KU Leuven) joins the Past Times podcast to unpack his PhD research on how museums like the Africa Museum in Tervuren, Belgium and Belgium's Royal Military Museum shape the way students engage with colonial history. Geerts discusses the "emotional affective approach" to museum learning, the tension teachers feel between staying neutral and taking a stance, and why classroom visits to colonial heritage sites echo and complicate the emotional weight of history education.

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Episode 41: Making Visegrad Histories Digital and educational reforms in Slovakia (opens the original)

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    Historian, educator, and EuroClio Board Member Juraj Varga joins the podcast to discuss Making Visegrad Histories Digital , a free online resource hub for teaching communist-era history across the Visegrad region, as well as plans for a new Central and East European teacher network within EuroClio. The conversation also covers Slovakia's new history curriculum and the recent controversy over the government's attempt to cancel Velvet Revolution commemorations, and what it sparked instead.

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