Watch This If You're Interested in the Cold War
James Hershberg is a professor of history and international affairs at George Washington University and the former director of the Cold War International History Project. In this video podcast, we div...
18 Kesä 20243h 10min
Guadalcanal: The Battle That Shaped the Marine Corps
John Bruning is a military historian and author of "53 Days on Starvation Island: The World War II Battle that Saved Marine Corps Aviation." The Battle of Guadalcanal, spanning from August 1942 to Feb...
4 Kesä 20241h 34min
Why Did the South Secede From the Union?
Joshua Morrow is a professor at Georgia College and State University and is an expert on the "Lost Cause" and the historical memory of the Confederacy. This episode cuts through the myths that have pe...
28 Touko 20241h 33min
The Quest for Gold in the Civil War
Neil Chatelain is a Civil War historian and author of "Treasure and Empire: The Panama Route, the West and the Campaigns to Control America's Mineral Wealth." During the Civil War, the Union relied he...
21 Touko 202457min
John Quincy Adams: Reluctant Abolitionist
Jeff Denman is the author of "John Quincy Adams: Reluctant Abolitionist," which explores the intricate stance of John Quincy Adams on slavery and his contributions to the abolitionist movement. Growin...
7 Touko 20241h 9min
The Untold Story of Henry Breault and the Silent Service
Ryan C. Walker is a former submariner and the author of the upcoming book "The Silent Service's First Hero," which delves into the life and heroics of Henry Breault, the only enlisted submariner to re...
30 Huhti 202456min
The Story of the World's Most Iconic Building
Explore the storied history of the White House in this captivating episode, which uncovers legendary tales and transformative events that have shaped America's most iconic residence. Discover the dram...
24 Huhti 20241h 7min
