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Hosted by Unknown Host · History · EN · 14 episodes
American history, but in a fun, practical way. Listen, learn, and hopefully use something to become a better American.
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Episode #12
What happens when all the major powers in Europe bind themselves together in a complex series of alliances? War on a global scale. Only this time, with 20th-century technology. Feat. trench warfare, shipwreck, an infamous telegram, Canadians, Charlie Chaplin, Freud, and Lenin. Era playlist : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4QA4GT6i7Kb7yP3fxVngaY?si=y2YNMXpITLCmarMfLl2BQA
Episode #11
When society becomes unlivable for the average person, the government needs to step in and change things. But what does that look like? And how does the continued dominance of big business hurt us today? Feat. the gold standard, unions, the origins of a beloved children's classic, the current wars, advances in medicine, the automobile, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, and the only successful coup d'etat in United States history. Eras playlist : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3WZSVzxeBt6YCYulKXgtSD?si=1EoF25nSQZae_SEWFU8jRA Food consolidation : https://nutritionstudies.org/consolidation-in-the-food-system/
Episode #10
It may glitter, but is it gold? Does there come a point where the downsides of growth outweigh the benefits? Feat. world's fairs, sewing machines, steel, the largest private home in America, tenement buildings, and a completely manmade environmental disaster. Eras playlist : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ELBgncOypCFDcAueQ0Kzd?si=-VthkkvjQpCuHKvlQRtRUQ
Episode #9
A shorter episode, since I cover a lot of this ground in the episodes on Black and Indigenous history. What was life like after the Civil War? How did different regions and groups cope? Feat. internal improvements, civil rights legislation, amendments, impeachment, and the first transcontinental railroad. Eras playlist : https://open.spotify.com/playlist/06SnCmcFTvUImWdqdroGts?si=WAYGAaccQLSFW6o639aGjg I'm keeping this podcast completely free! But if you did enjoy it... wanna buy me a coffee ☕️?: buymeacoffee.com/guidetoamericanhistory
Episode #8
Why do we have such difficulty talking about the Civil War? Why do so many of us have such different ideas about it? And what lessons should we be taking away from it today? Feat. ironclads, telegraphs, trench warfare, dog tags, hard tack, and, of course, the statue debate. Era playlist 🎧: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Pwm4aQF0tRajRAVxPFvth?si=SDtIgVVnRH22lBXYHlGQBw This episode (and all future episodes) are free! But if you did enjoy it... would you wanna maybe buy me a coffee ☕️?: buymeacoffee.com/guidetoamericanhistory
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