Hosted by Grant Rothberg · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Bringing the vibrant, complex, and often forgotten history to life, as we experience it on the road. We tell engaging, true stories of the people, places, and events that shaped our world and what makes our nation unlike any other in the world. Join us to connect with the past and understand the United States you live in today like never before. Made possible by the support of Rothberg Realty Group, one of the nation's most trusted real estate experts.
Grant Rothberg hosts Road Trip Stories: The History, a education show with 11 episodes published.
In today's episode, the legendary Dodge City. Everyone knows the phrase “gettin’ outta Dodge.” But how did this small Kansas town become a global symbol for frontier violence? This story separates myth from reality, reve
In today's episode: Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. On the vast Kansas prairie, Fort Larned stood as a monument to America's conflicted soul. It was a fortress built to project military power and conquer the Plains
In today's episode: Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. Once, a sea of grass covered 170 million acres of North America, only to be nearly erased in a single generation. Today, less than 4% remains. We journey to the Ta
Part One of our six-part series on the history that led to the National World War One Memorial. In nineteen-fourteen, the great powers of Europe believed they were at the height of civilization. Yet a web of alliances, a
From a boy born into slavery and kidnapped by raiders , George Washington Carver rose to become a world-famous scientist. This single episode chronicles his entire journey: his youth as the "Plant Doctor," his revolution
Part three of our series on Pea Ridge National Military Park. As dawn breaks on the second day, the tide turns. While the victorious Confederates at Elkhorn Tavern find themselves starving and out of ammunition, the Unio
Part two of our series on Pea Ridge National Military Park. The battle for Pea Ridge erupts in chaos. With the Confederate army split by a mountain, two separate battles rage simultaneously. On one front, a shocking seri
Part one of our series on Pea Ridge National Military Park. In the winter of eighteen sixty-two, the fate of Missouri hangs in the balance. The Union sends a methodical engineer, Samuel Curtis, to crush the rebellion. He
Part three of our series on Fort Smith National Historic Site. This episode opens the case files of Judge Parker's court, where the line between history and myth was often blurred. We explore how the press transformed a
Part two of our series on Fort Smith National Historic Site. After the military departs, Fort Smith becomes home to a federal court with an impossible mission: bring law to the 74,000 square miles of "Hell on the Border"
Part one of our series on Fort Smith National Historic Site. This episode explores the birth of Fort Smith, an outpost built on the American frontier to manage a violent conflict the U.S. government itself created. The s
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Road Trip Stories: The History is hosted by Grant Rothberg. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 11 episodes.
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