History Podcasts
MASH 4077 PodcastJoin Now to Follow
It's finally here, the first podcast dedicated to one of the most well known and highly successful series in television history. Hosted by Kenny from Knight of the Guild Podcast, Alien Nation The Newcomers Podcast & The Geek Roundtable and Meds from Waffle On Podcast. Each episode will cover a single episode of MASH starting at the beginning with the pilot. We hope to share with our listeners our thoughts on the episode, some cool and informative behind the scene information, fun trivia and little know facts about this wonderful TV series.
By Geekyfanboy Productions
The Communist ManifestoJoin Now to Follow
Written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Englels as a critique of European socialism and use of class in historical interpretation.
By ejunto.org
History At Our House: Ancient HistoryJoin Now to Follow
The History At Our House blog, providing samples of Mr Powell's unique approach to teaching history.
By Scott Powell
Thomas JeffersonJoin Now to Follow
One of the most disputed figures in American History, Jefferson was a central figure in the Revolutionary, Federalist, and Jeffersonian era. David Muzzey captures the character of Jefferson in a way few biographers have.
By ejunto.org
George WashingtonJoin Now to Follow
Written by William Roscoe Thayer this is one of the finer single volume biographies of Washington.
By ejunto.org
The Life of LincolnJoin Now to Follow
Light and enjoyable biography by Henry Ketcham of America's 16th president.
By ejunto.org
The Autobiography of Benjamin FranklinJoin Now to Follow
Franklin's scientific approach to self-improvement captures the spirit of revolutionary America.
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The Declaration of IndependenceJoin Now to Follow
Thomas Jefferson's masterful summation of 18th century liberal thought, the words of the Declaration feature prominently in Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" and Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" Speech.
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The Federalist Papers #10Join Now to Follow
James Madison's first and greatest contribution to the work that would become known as the Federalist Papers.
By ejunto.org