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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2025 · 1H 2M

019: The Wild New World

from Sip and Saga Society · host Karina

Our Sources for this Episode :  White Trash by Nancy Isenberg: It is a dryer book, but with the most consecutive information and follows 400 years of American History. It primarily focuses on class disparity and relation throughout American history Caste by Isabel : Discusses the American Caste system through research as well as stories of real people and every day experiences.   Black AF History  by Michael Harriot: Tells the history of America in a funny, informative, woke, and enlightening way Let us know what you're sippin' :Instagram.com/SipAndSaga_Society/Facebook.com/SipAndSaga/sipandsaga.onlineThank you to those who support the Society including :Trey Boles  for our wonderful intro and outro music!

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In this episode, we are joined by more new friends and some phenomenal beverages. Karina drinks OM, a spiked cold brew that is our MUG MONDAY for the week. Randi drinks a Mr. Pibb from Chipotle and Christina sips a Tangerine White Claw and Horchata. We cover what people thought of the New World before exploration, reasons for colonization, and the divisions that began amongst classes and races.

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