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Hello Friends! Welcome to the Heritage of U.S. with Tom Garfield. Tom Garfield serves as the Dean of Academics at Veritas Scholars Academy, runs Heritage Arts Academy in Moscow Idaho teaching art, drama, and soon history. He served as the principal and superintendent of Logos School from its founding for over 30 years. This is a podcast on history. This is a podcast for educators, parents, teachers, and students alike. Thanks for listening!
Thomas hosts Heritage of U.S. - A US History Podcast, a history show with 41 episodes published.
Text us your questions! Reagan’s second term was even more significant for the country than his first. His economic plan was bringing down the cost of living. Even more importantly, Americans were once again proud of the
Text us your questions! President Reagan almost didn’t make it through his first 100 days in office - he was the victim of a serious attempt to assassinate him in April of 1981! By God’s grace he survived and recovered q
Text us your questions! It’s not every president that has an ‘era’ named after him, but almost everyone acknowledges that the 80s were ‘Reagan’s Era’. Why is that? We will briefly look at the end of the 1970s and that wi
Text us your questions! President Nixon resigned and left his personally appointed, non-elected vice president to take over as President in 1974. His name was Gerald Ford and he was the only president we’ve had from Mich
Text us your questions! Not long after one of the most unifying and uplifting events in U.S. history, the moon landing, in 1973 we started hearing about a strange burglary that somehow is connected to the White House and
Text us your questions! This was one of the most exciting and monumental accomplishments by Americans, right ‘up’ there with the building of the Transcontinental Railroad in the 1860s! It was also one of the most visible
Text us your questions! We will continue our study of this incredibly controversial war that tore our culture apart in the 60sd and 70s. How was it different from other wars, even from a biblical standpoint? What were th
Text us your questions! So how did the most powerful military on earth and arguably in the history of the world, lose a war to a largely agrarian-based, tiny tropical country with almost primitive weapons and fighting te
Text us your questions! The second half of the 1960s could hardly have been more different than the first half if we had actually tried! Whatever ‘innocence’ we had from the 50s and early 60s was over - the Boomers were
Text us your questions! The Soviet communications satellite, Sputnik, sailed far over our heads in 1957 and produced a vast panic in the United States. Almost every aspect of life was affected by the subsequent and immed
Text us your questions! Was it a lone shooter or a vast conspiracy that killed JFK on Nov. 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas? There are still websites, along with vast numbers of folks who still argue for the latter vs the form
Text us your questions! The Boomers (including me) look back on the 50s and early 60s with some understandable fondness. Afterall, we were pretty much the center of attention from every part of American culture at the ti
Text us your questions! Only five years after the shooting stopped and the rebuilding had begun, the U.S. military was called into action again. This time in a far away, Asian nation called South Korea. What brought us i
Text us your questions! Johnny came marching home from the war in the millions, from overseas and from domestic service during the war. Johnny came home, married Suzie (not their real names) and lo and behold the Boomers
Text us your questions! What were some of the obvious results of the largest and catastrophic war of all time? We will take a quick look at how it affected the major players in Europe, Asia and, of course, the U.S. Germa
Text us your questions! In addition to fighting successfully in battle after battle, the United States out-produced its enemies, to the point of not only supplying our troops, but supplying our allies as well. The Homefr
Text us your questions! The Japanese had invaded hundreds of Pacific islands so we had to determine the key spots we had to re-take as we headed for Tokyo and victory in the Pacific. Battle after bloody battle would be r
Text us your questions! The immediate events in the Pacific following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor were loss after loss for the Americans, including the Philippine Islands. But the score began to go the other way
Text us your questions! Much has been written about the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan since it was THE event that pulled us into the greatest war in history. There have also been many theories offered as to why we were
Text us your questions! The Battle of Britain lasted from July of 1940 until May of 1941. Hitler threw wave after wave of bombers against England but the RAF kept fighting and winning. Finally even Hitler had to admit th
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