Dig: A History Podcast is a collaborative historical project produced by Dr. Averill Earls, Dr. Sarah Handley-Cousins, Dr. Marissa Rhodes, and Dr. Elizabeth Garner Masarik. This team of PhD historians utilizes a conversational scholarship format to translate rigorous academic research into accessible narratives. Their work effectively bridges the gap between paywalled primary source analysis and public education, often focusing on the intersectional experiences of marginalized figures. Notable for their thematic series structure, they have explored complex legacy topics through the Blood, Work, and Sex collections. A recent win for the project includes the successful Save it for the Rag-and-Bone Man production, which details the premodern history of recycling and salvage. By maintaining strong institutional ties and providing comprehensive bibliographies, they offer a reliable resource for educators. Their expertise in gender and medical history makes them ideal partners for organizations seeking deep, evidence-led discussions on social evolution and human rights.