
Episode 197: Reform in Zurich
Last time, we introduced Ulrich Zwingli and walked through his initial struggles with the Roman Church and his transition to Zurich. This time, we follow Zwingli as he changes the Zurich Church, creat...
27 Maj 202252min

History Ramble Two: The History of Time
Time for another history ramble. (Pun intended.) Have you ever thought about the history of time? How did we, as a species, decide to divide the day? Why did we do that? What does our conception of ti...
26 Maj 20221h 45min

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22 Maj 20223min

Episode 196: Ulrich Zwingli
Having finished with Martin Luther, we now shift our gaze to the Swiss Confederation, Zurich, and Ulrich Zwingli. Zwingli is another of our early reformers. His efforts in Zurich took place around the...
20 Maj 202254min

Episode 195: Martin Luther and His Legacy
Today we finish with Martin Luther, the man credited with beginning the Reformation. Luther's final years are filled with increasingly angry battles with everyone from the Anabaptists to the Pope in R...
13 Maj 20221h 14min

Episode 194: The Peasants' War
While Martin Luther thought his reformation was about theology and humankind's relationship to God, many people felt it was about a great deal more. The peasants of Germany, for example, heard Luther'...
6 Maj 202249min

The True Story of Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is Mexican Independence Day, right? Nope. Mexican Independence is nearly four decades before the battle from which we get Cinco de Mayo. The true story is soooo much more delicious than ...
5 Maj 20222h 22min

Interview with Jon Marshall, Author of "CLASH: Presidents and the Press in Times of Crisis"
In this bonus interview, I sit down with Jon Marshall and talk about his latest book: CLASH: Presidents and the Press in Times of Crisis. The book itself covers numerous United States Presidents all t...
1 Maj 20221h 1min



















