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Nov 25, 2020 43 min

9. History Part Two

from Crossing Cultures Hosted by Phil Metzger

In this episode, Phil Metzger and Nick Roach discuss History and why it matters. Your perspective on history depends on where you live in the world and your personal experience. “The good old days” is a myth for many. This two-part Episode attempts to tackle this myth by looking at America's past for what it really is, in hopes to better understand our present and pave the way for a better future. Connect With Us Instagram: @crossing.cultures Email: [email protected] Phil Metzger: @metzgerphil

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