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American Seances brings the greatest, deadest historical figures back for one more conversaion Through podcasts, blog posts, and illustrations, American Seances uses the past to understand the present--equal parts scholarship, storytelling, and satire.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAmerican Seances is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 208 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Unknown Host hosts American Seances, a history show with 208 episodes published.
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Episode #5
If Nixon could whisper from the afterlife, he'd tell the White House one thing: stop digging. A paint peel isn't worth turning into a full-blown scandal. This episode walks through how tiny missteps become huge crises when you keep trying to defend them, and why sometimes the smartest move is to let it go.
Episode #4
Crazy how a botched renovation turns into a full-on political circus — Spiro Agnew would be grinning. This episode walks through the reflecting pool fiasco, the blue paint peeling, the dropped charges, and how a single canoeist becomes the perfect distraction. It’s a sharp, witty take on how blame gets shifted, evidence gets sidelined, and spectacle wins the day — like swapping sealant for slogans. If you like history, scandal, and the art of diversion, this one’s for you.
Episode #3
Quick take: imagine Harry Truman barging into today’s reflecting pool mess and cutting through all the excuses with a Missouri-sized glare. It’s a sharp, funny reminder that real leadership means owning mistakes, asking for the receipts, and fixing what you broke — not blaming a canoeist.
Episode #2
Picture Calvin Coolidge at the Lincoln Memorial, hands in pockets, quietly cutting through the chaos around a rushed pool repaint — no theatrics, just commonsense: sometimes a bad renovation is just a bad renovation. Walk with me through a wry, intimate take on restraint, responsibility, and why admitting a simple mistake can feel oddly refreshing in today’s politics.
Episode #1
Come sit with me for a minute — we’re starting a new series that channels history into the wildest current events (this episode: the reflecting pool debacle). Imagine Abe Lincoln, briefed on peeling paint and a canoeist suspect, doing what he always did best: reflecting, asking for facts, and reminding us that holding power means owning responsibility. It’s funny, a little sad, and very human — the kind of story where public theater meets mundane screw-ups. If you like smart, quietly sharp takes on today’s chaos, Lincoln’s voice makes the mess feel strangely…instructive.
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