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First off, I am a 46 year Public History Grad student with a family, so my drives to and from work are perfect opportunities to learn from and listen to this great resource. I like to study topics I feel aren’t necessarily on everyone’s radar, and I get a pang of excitement every time I hear something I am researching brought up in an episode (like the Bonus March of 1932). Additionally, anytime a historical figure or event makes multiple appearances as part of different stories or season, the show broadens the context of the wild and varied history of the U.S. I also love Graham’s storytelling, a skill he uses to great effect. Some ideas for shows (from subjects I have explored) The U.S. during the Year Without a Summer (1816) The Attica Prison Rebellion Film Censorship in the 20th century That said, I look forward to whatever the show’s creators come up with next! The recent World War I episode was fantastic.
Meolhc via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/07/24
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Lindsey Graham is exceptional. He provides a balanced and objective narrative that is deeply fascinating. If I had one request it would be for the sources of research to be provided on the podcast page. I’m tired of listening to media groups that fail to source their research or have it peer...Read full review »
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Am finding myself engrossed in these episodes. Well researched and well presented. Do not hesitate, just subscribe and listen.
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