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We bring the American Civil War to life with firsthand accounts, forgotten stories, and explore this conflict through the eyes of the very soldiers who fought in this terrible conflict. Whether you're a seasoned history buff or just curious about the war that tore America apart, you're in the right place. So come march with us, from Fort Sumter to Appomattox. Because history doesn't just echo... it marches on."
Unknown Host hosts The Distant Drums Podcast, a history show with 39 episodes published.
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we are joined by acclaimed military history artist Mark Maritato. Known for his historically accurate Civil War paintings, Mark's artwork has appeared in museums, National Pa
On July 2nd, 1863, Captain David Acheson found himself in a life-changing moment, though he had no idea his life would tragically end by sunset. This young and intelligent officer, who commanded Company C of the 140th Pe
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we sit down with historian and author Sandy Barnard to discuss the evolving interpretation of one of the most famous battles in American history. Drawing from decades of rese
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we sit down with renowned battlefield archaeologist Dr. Douglas D. Scott to explore the groundbreaking archaeological investigations conducted at the Little Bighorn Battlefie
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we welcome award-winning author and historian Siobhan Fallon for a fascinating discussion about the controversial 1879 Reno Court of Inquiry. Together, we explore Major Marcu
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we welcome acclaimed historian and author Jerome A. Greene for a discussion on the 1876 campaign that culminated in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. A veteran historian, for
In this episode, we welcome former Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument ranger and historian Steve Adelson for a fascinating discussion on how the story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn has been interpreted ov
In this we sit down with Bill Rini to discuss his new book, Custer's Last Stand Demystified: The Story of an Epic Defeat. Together, we take a fresh look at the Battle of the Little Bighorn, examining the evidence, eyewit
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, historian and longtime Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument ranger Michael N. Donahue joins us for an in-depth exploration of the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Drawin
In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, noted military historian and firearms expert Phil Spaugy joins us to explore the tactics, weapons, and terrain of the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Best known for his experti
In Episode Four of The Distant Drums Podcast, author and historian Paul L. Hedren joins us to examine the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the perspectives of the Native Americans who fought and lived through it. Dra
In Episode Three of The Distant Drums Podcast, acclaimed historian Paul Andrew Hutton joins us to explore the life, legacy, and controversy surrounding George Armstrong Custer. Together, we examine the man behind the leg
In Episode Two of The Distant Drums Podcast, historian and author James Hessler joins us for a fascinating look at the surprising connections between the Battle of Gettysburg and the Battle of the Little Bighorn. From ve
In this opening episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we begin our 12-part journey into the Battle of the Little Bighorn. From military strategy and Native perspectives to the legends surrounding George Armstrong Custer,
On this episode of Distant Drums, we’re joined by historian William C. Davis. He shares how he first became interested in the American Civil War and reflects on his experience working on the TV series Civil War Journal.
In this episode of Distant Drums, we welcome back historian and author Chris Mackowski of Emerging Civil War to explore one of the most dramatic chapters of the American Civil War. We trace the lead-up to the Battle of C
In this episode of The Distant Drums, we’re joined by historian and creator Dr. Lucas Wilder, the mind behind the popular YouTube channel History Gone Wilder. Known for his detailed animated maps and engaging storytellin
April 1865, just days after Union victory, a conspiracy would shake the United States to its core. In this episode of The Distant Drums, historian Dave Taylor joins us to unravel the plot behind Abraham Lincoln’s assassi
In this episode of The Distant Drums, we’re joined by historian Tim B. Smith to explore the life and legacy of Confederate General Albert Sidney Johnston and his pivotal role in the Battle of Shiloh. We discuss Johnston’
In this episode of The Distant Drums, we sit down with acclaimed Civil War historian Lance J. Herdegen to discuss his latest work, Opening Manassas: The Iron Brigade, Stonewall Jackson, and the Battle on Brawner’s Farm,
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