
Revisionist History in the Classroom
As we continue to wrestle with how best to reopen our schools in an ongoing pandemic, it's a good time to take a look at the first place most of us are exposed to both real history and revisionist his...
29 Juni 202111min

A Quick Update
Today's brief episode is a quick update on some important, and I think very positive, changes coming to the podcast as we move forward. Also, as mentioned in the episode, our Facebook page is www.face...
13 Apr 20214min

A Brief Update on a Snowy Day
Today's brief episode is not about history, but rather about a new short story collection I just released. It does, however, tie into history in a roundabout way. You'll se why. We'll be back to debun...
15 Feb 20213min

Ranking the Presidents: My Response to a Ridiculous Video
In today's episode I address a ridiculous YouTube video ranking our greatest presidents. Why talk about this specific video? Because it's the one that caused me to start this podcast to debunk revisio...
8 Feb 20219min

Sunday Ramble: Preserve a Piece of Literary History
In today's Sunday Ramble, we're giving an update on an earlier episode urging you to support the people who bring you history every day: your local independent booksellers. If you are a long-time list...
25 Jan 202111min

The Book Club is Back
As we start a new year, it's the perfect time to restart our book club. For January we'll be reading the excellent "Battle Cry of Freedom."
3 Jan 20215min

2020's Top Episode: Donald Trump and the Willful Ignorance of History
Since this podcast started more than a year and a half ago, the episode “Was America Founded as a Christian Nation?” had stubbornly remained the most played. That, like many other things, changed late...
26 Dec 20208min

Bonus Episode: Check Out the Everyday Saints Podcast
Today's bonus episode is an admittedly shameless plug for another podcast I do that also has a decidedly historical aspect. It's called Everyday Saints, and can be heard at anchor.fm/everydaysaints. W...
21 Dec 20206min



















