My end-of-the-term solution…

Material religious history finds today at an antiques store in Ely:

May have found the cover for my next book..."Nothing's Sacred" (1953)

Appreciated having the opportunity to present on my current project last week with @camhistory.bsky.social grad students. In short, the U.S. hasn’t moved on from the 1950s and it’s not the decade we collectively remember.

This is my happy place. While the poutine is great, Montreal can also serve up some great dumplings.

I'll be attending this tonight with both curiosity and terror...

Lecturing today on 2008, Obama, the 2016 election, and the crisis of democracy…thoughts and prayers appreciated.

Hi all, eager to be part of this space and delighted to find so many former #twitterstorians! I study 20c U.S. culture, religion, and politics and currently writing on midcentury Christian nationalism. Anticipate posts on my research, reflections on the historical vocation, and used bookstore finds.