Introducing “Eating Historically”

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The New Jersey History Podcast

24 episodes

1 month ago

Welcome. This October, the Garden State turns restless. The Jersey Devil stirs in the Pines, ghost pirates keep their watch along the coast, and the Morro Castle still haunts Asbury Park. We remember Confederate POWs laid to rest in New Jersey, Hessian soldiers pacing their posts in Trenton, and Patriot ghosts whispering across Princeton’s fields. Each story unfolds as a stand-alone episode in our Haunted NJ series—while our regular-season promise holds: rich history, vivid storytelling, and the strange but true that makes New Jersey… New Jersey. Jersey style. njhistorypodcast@gmail.com

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Introducing “Eating Historically”

The New Jersey History Podcast

6 minutes 57 seconds

2 months ago

Introducing “Eating Historically”

I’m excited to start a new series on my podcast- The New Jersey History Podcast. I’m launching “Eating History,” where I take a time period, and for a week, eat food from that time. I’ll meal prep one meal form the time period, and record it. The first week is “Eating Historically: Foods Jesus Would Have Eaten.” Please let me know what you think, and follow my podcast- the links are in my Linktree:

https://linktr.ee/njhistorypodcast

Max Miller’s “Tasting History”

https://youtube.com/@tastinghistory?feature=shared

Hometown Ghost Stories

https://youtu.be/9yIhn6JR97E?feature=shared