16.C.) Lincoln and the partisan press; an interview with Harold Holzer

16.C.) Lincoln and the partisan press; an interview with Harold Holzer

Think the press is biased today? Take a look at it in the 19th century, when papers were so partisan they were practically departments of their parties. Join me as I interview Harold Holzer, director of the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College in New York City, Chairman of the Lincoln Forum, and author of The presidents vs. the Press: The endless battle between the white house and the media, from the founding fathers to Fake News on the tools Lincoln used to manage ...

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21.) Chester A. Arthur 1881-1885

21.) Chester A. Arthur 1881-1885

Chester A. Arthur is the most corrupt politician to ever become president. For years, he made a fortune making sure enough money disappeared from the New York City customs house to keep his patron in ...

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44.A) The Black President, an interview on Barack Obama with Claude A. Clegg

44.A) The Black President, an interview on Barack Obama with Claude A. Clegg

It's Obama time! We are skipping ahead in the narrative to talk with UNC professor Claude A. Clegg, author of the recently published book The Black President: Hope and Fury in the Age of Obama, about ...

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20.A.) Garfield and the Gilded Age, an interview with Todd Arrington

20.A.) Garfield and the Gilded Age, an interview with Todd Arrington

James Garfield has been called, "The best president we never had." What did we lose when he was assassinated? A champion for the abandoned freedmen? A guiding light in an age of corruption? Or just an...

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20.) James A. Garfield 1881-1881

20.) James A. Garfield 1881-1881

James Garfield didn't want to be president, but the 1880 Republican Convention nominated him against his will. And do you know what thanks he got for it? Assassinated within six months. But Garfield h...

1 Syys 202150min

19.A.) Hayes' evolving views on slavery, an interview with Dustin McLochlin

19.A.) Hayes' evolving views on slavery, an interview with Dustin McLochlin

Rutherford B. Hayes is known to history as the President who ended Reconstruction, but is that a fair monicker? What did Hayes think of slavery, the freedmen, and Reconstruction, anyway? Join me as I...

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19.) Rutherford B Hayes 1877-1881

19.) Rutherford B Hayes 1877-1881

How do you lead a nation when half the country thinks you were fraudulently elected? I'm not talking about 2021, I'm talking about 1877, when Rutherford B Hayes emerged the winner of an election that...

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18.C.) Grant, Lincoln, and Reconstruction, an interview with Ron White

18.C.) Grant, Lincoln, and Reconstruction, an interview with Ron White

President Lincoln and General Grant formed one of the most successful president-general partnerships in American history, winning the Civil War and defeating the Confederacy. But before that partnersh...

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18.B.) The evolving myth and reputation of Ulysses S. Grant, an interview with Joan Waugh

18.B.) The evolving myth and reputation of Ulysses S. Grant, an interview with Joan Waugh

Ulysses S. Grant's reputation has been through a lot. While he was still alive, he was very nearly our first three-term president; after he died, the Myth of the Lost Cause repainted him as a drunk an...

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