Does History Hold Significance in the Modern World? w/Prof. Antonio Acevedo

In an era defined by technical advancement and increasing economic opportunities in those advanced technical industries, what does one achieve with a knowledge of history? Professor Antonio Acevedo, a tenured history professor at Hudson, explains to us the ideas that underlie a craving for history. He reminds us of the threats we face without exposure to history and the misconceptions attached to the subject. This episode is hosted by Nasar Qadir.

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