History Podcasts
twoa1infantryJoin Now to Follow
2nd Amendment Talk, Pro gun Talk, Pro 2A businesses and Page sharing.
By Roger Taylor
Lost Islamic HistoryJoin Now to Follow
Lost Islamic History’s mission is to educate all people, regardless of religious affiliation about the story of Muslims of the past. Great feats have been achieved by Muslims throughout the world for the past 1400 years and they deserve to be recognized. It is our belief that the only way Muslims (and the world in general) can again regain such prominence and success is to follow Islam as it is meant to be followed. This website aims to promote that by giving examples of successful Muslims who adhered to Islam and contrasting it with those who were not successful and did not follow Islam closely. That said, this website does not exist to promote any political agenda. It is our policy to refrain from commenting on any modern political developments, or support any modern political ideologies. This allows us to remain unbaised in our analysis of past empires, people, and civilizations.
By Lostislamichistory.com
Latin Language for BeginnersJoin Now to Follow
Follow from Episode 1 to receive an introduction to the Latin language. Subscribe and take it wherever you go.
By Matthew Rubush
SewardCastJoin Now to Follow
The Official Podcast of the Seward House Museum in Auburn, NY
By Seward House Museum
A Brief Biography of James K. PolkJoin Now to Follow
From a series of short biographies written by W.A. Peters this is a fifteen minute look at our nations 11th president.
By ejunto.org
The PrinceJoin Now to Follow
Written in 1513 by Niccolo Machiavelli to the Medici family. Today The Prince is read not for its outdated views on government, but for its historical and philosophical value.
By ejunto.org
A Brief Biography of Andrew JacksonJoin Now to Follow
From a series of short biographies written by W.A. Peters this is a fourty-seven minute look at our nations 7th president.
By ejunto.org
On BeingJoin Now to Follow
The premier theologion of early America, Jonathan Edwards, explores the futility of "absolute nothing" and the the existance of a "necessary eternal being."
By ejunto.org
Speeches of Abraham LincolnJoin Now to Follow
Historians have argued Lincoln is the father of modern speech. Lincoln's versatility stretches from carefully constructed political critiques such as the Copper Union Speech, to the masterfully poetic Gettysburg address.
By ejunto.org
A Brief Biography of James MonroeJoin Now to Follow
From a series of short biographies written by W.A. Peters this is a twenty-three minute look at our nations 5th president.
By ejunto.org
