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A Naval Adventure Series and the Art of Writing Historical Fiction with James L. Haley - Author of the Putnam Series
James L. Haley, author of the naval adventure Putnam Series, joined the podcast to discuss his fourth installment in the series: "Captain Putnam for the Republic of Texas."
The Viking Heart and the Influence of the Norse with Arthur Herman
Arthur Herman has written another tremendous book entitled The Viking Heart.
Discussing the Great American Story with Wilfred McClay
The legendary Wilfred McClay joined the podcast this week to discuss his book "Land of Hope" and how his US history textbook is different than most.
The 19th Century Woman Who Changed American Culture with Guest Melanie Kirkpatrick
Discover the most influential American woman you may have never heard of: Sarah Josepha Hale.
Can The 1836 Commission Help Texas History? with Texas Historian Donald Frazier
Donald Frazier, of the Texas Center at Schreiner University and a newly appointed member of Texas's 1836 Commission, joins the podcast to discuss what the Commission is all about and why Texas history is so important to the American story.
Can Advocacy and History Co-Exist? A Discussion with Justice Ken Wise and Historian Stephen Hardin
More and more, advocacy is usurping an accurate telling of history. The question is can they actually work together?
From Liberty to Tyranny: Discussing Revolutions Over the Century with Donald Critchlow
Lenin. Mao. Castro. Mugabe. Khomeini. Donald Critchlow joins the podcast to discuss his new book "Revolutionary Monsters: Five Men Who Turned Liberation Into Tyranny."
Forget "Forget The Alamo"! Discussing the False Rewriting of Texas History with Denton Florian
Denton Florian is one of the foremost experts on Sam Houston, the great Texas general, president, and governor (in that order); and Texas history in general.
A Revolutionary's Revolutionary: Marquis de Lafayette Is the Hero of Two Worlds, with Guest Mike Duncan
Mike Duncan, the creator of the highly successful podcasts "The History of Rome" and "Revolutions," joins the show to discuss his new book Hero of Two Worlds: The Marquis de Lafayette in the Age of Revolution.
