Talk With History: Discover Your History Road Trip

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Full video version of InterviewIn the 100th episode of 'Talk with History', hosts Scott and Jenn celebrate this milestone by inviting Christopher Jackson, known for his role as George Washington in 'Hamilton', to discuss his career, passion for history, and the portrayal of historical figures. Jackson shares his journey from first thoughts on portraying George Washington to deeply researching the role and visiting historical sites like Mount Vernon and Valley Forge. The conversation also explores the complexity of historical figures, the impact of 'Hamilton' on public interest in history, and the importance of truth in historical storytelling. Jackson hints at his future projects, including a historical drama on the Pullman porters and the upcoming 10th anniversary of 'Hamilton'.0:00 Interview with Chris Jackson of Hamilton00:55 The Iconic Role of George Washington in Hamilton01:55 A Special Connection Through History and Music03:09 Exploring Personal Histories and the Impact of Hamilton04:36 The Importance of Historical Locations and Personal Reflections04:49 Diving Deep into the Role of George Washington09:11 The Personal Journey of Christopher Jackson10:47 Learning History Through Different Lenses11:51 The Influence of Family and Early Education on Historical Perspective16:25 Exploring Ancestry and the Great Migration20:08 Preparing for the role of George Washington27:12 Personal Stories and Historical Events That Shape Us29:06 A Trip Down Memory Lane: Age and Memories29:30 Historical Reflections: The Challenger Disaster and Valley Forge30:01 The Complexity of Historical Figures: Washington's Dual Legacy32:16 The Evolution of Historical Understanding33:05 Revisiting Mount Vernon: A Changed Perspective34:20 The Power of History and Storytelling38:32 History is always there 42:33 Inspiration to learn history48:15 A Look Ahead: Future Projects and Reflections-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Scott and Jenn delve into the life and enigmatic death of Meriwether Lewis, renowned for his role as co-captain in the Lewis and Clark expedition. After exploring the newly acquired American West, Lewis's story takes a dark turn as he dies under suspicious circumstances in 1809, sparking debates over whether his death was a suicide or murder. The hosts explore various facets of Lewis's life, including his contributions as an explorer, his role as the governor of the Louisiana Territory, and his struggles with mental health and potential illnesses. They also discuss differing accounts and theories surrounding his death, emphasizing the historical significance of Lewis's achievements and the lingering questions about his demise. This episode reflects on Lewis's contribution to American history and investigates the mystery of his tragic end.🚕 Google Map to Grinder's Stand (Merriweather Lewis death site)🎥 The Mysterious End of Merriweather Lewis0:00 Merriweather Lewis00:27 Intro01:52 Setting Off on Horseback: The Life and Mysterious Death of Meriwether Lewis03:01 Meriwether Lewis: The Man Behind the Lewis and Clark Expedition06:01 The Mental State of Meriwether Lewis: A Deep Dive09:40 Governorship and Financial Struggles: Lewis's Later Years15:39 The Final Journey: From Memphis to the Mysterious End19:43 The Mysterious Night at Grinder's Stand20:49 Theories and Family Folklore22:47 The Aftermath and Investigation27:24 Exhuming the Truth: A Historical Puzzle34:12 The Legacy and Lasting Questions of Meriwether Lewis36:14 Exploring the Site Today: A Call to Action36:33 Reflecting on the Legacy of Lewis and Clark-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡This episode of Talk with History, hosted by Scott, focuses on the historical significance of the Join or Die cartoon, created by Benjamin Franklin in 1754, amidst growing unrest in the American colonies. The cartoon, featuring a segmented snake representing the colonies, served as a powerful call to unity and action, emphasizing that disunity equates to weakness. Beyond revisiting this pivotal moment, the episode announces the launch of HistoryOrDie.org, a new initiative to foster a community of history creators and enthusiasts. This site is designed to aggregate high-quality, unbiased historical content and support creators through community building and merchandise sales, reflecting the host's dedication to promoting unity and collaboration, drawing from his experience as a Navy officer.HistoryOrDie.org00:00 Introduction and Announcements00:44 Journey Back to 1754: The Unrest in American Colonies00:58 The Birth of a Powerful Symbol: The Join or Die Cartoon02:14 The Impact and Legacy of the Join or Die Cartoon03:04 Introducing HistoryOrDie.org: A New Initiative03:49 The Vision and Mission of HistoryOrDie.org04:35 Supporting the Community and Wrapping Up-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡We delve into our experiences visiting the weathered 20-foot busts of past American Presidents at the "Ruins of President's Park" in Virginia. These remnants of an ambitious, yet short-lived theme park are not pristine but provide an eerily captivating glimpse into history. Jenn explains that each statue was intricately detailed and represented the presidents faithfully while Scott discusses his experience filming these massive structures. They also touch upon the vestiges of President's Park in South Dakota and Texas. 🚕 https://thepresidentsheads.com🎥 Giant Ruins of Presidents Park0:00 Ruins of Presidents Park00:10 Introduction to Talk With History00:34 Review Time: Listener Feedback and Appreciation02:07 Embarking on a Presidential Pilgrimage: The Ruins of President's Park03:36 The History and Closure of President's Park04:20 The Intricate Details and Current State of the Presidential Busts06:31 The Journey of the Busts Post Closure09:34 The Experience of Visiting the Ruins Today17:26 Conclusion: The Lessons from the Ruins of President's Park-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡This episode of 'Talk With History' is dedicated to discussing historical landmarks and must-visit locations in Memphis, Tennessee. We share our personal experiences while visiting iconic locations such as the Lorraine Motel (now the National Civil Rights Museum), Beale Street, Peabody Hotel, and the Memphis Pyramid. The episode also covers Memphis's contribution to music and its storied past with racial segregation and the civil rights movement. Last but certainly not least, we share tips for the best barbecue spots in the area! 😋📍 Memphis Pyramid📍 The Peabody Hotel 📍 Beal Street📍 The Lorraine Motel (Civil Rights Museum)📍 Number OneFood:Central BBQBlues City CafeGus’s Fried ChickenRendezvousMemphis BBQ00:00 Introduction00:41 Listener Reviews 02:28 Exploring Memphis, Tennessee: The City of Soul and Stories04:01 The Birth of 'Walk With History' in Memphis06:16 Top 5 Must-Visit Places in Memphis09:03 # 5 The Pyramid11:20 # 4 The Peabody Hotel14:23 # 3 Beale Street20:34 # 2 The Lorraine Motel27:08 # 1 32:27 Bonus34:01 The Taste of Memphis: Barbecue36:07 The Stories of Memphis-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Scott and Jenn discuss their experiences exploring historical sites in Jamestown, Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in the New World. They provide insight into their preferred order of visitation and recommend the Jamestown Settlement as a family-friendly location with interactive exhibits and reenactments. They also touch on the more authentic historical site of Jamestown which offers an archaeological dig site. The hosts discuss the historical significance of these locations, offering personal experiences and tips for other travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of American history.🚕 Google Maps to Jamestown Settlement (start here)📍 Jamestown Visitors Center (do this second)🎥 Full video from Jamestown00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview00:34 Addressing Listener Feedback04:58 Exploring Jamestown: A Historical Journey08:39 Jamestown Settlement: A Virtual Tour - start here13:01 Ship Recreations15:50 The women came later18:06 The James Fort Recreation20:23 Historic Jamestown: The Actual Site22:35 The ACTUAL location of the settlement27:16 Conclusion and Farewell-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode of 'Talk with History', hosts Scott and Jenn review the Apple TV Plus miniseries 'Masters of the Air'. They explore how closely the show portrays the historical realities of the experiences of World War 2 B-17 bomber crews. They delve into the complexities of flying planes, the psychological pressures the soldiers endure in combat and the resounding aviation concepts passed down to subsequent generations. They also touch upon the relevance of superstitions in the aviation world and the hidden meanings behind nose art. Jenn, a former US Navy aviator, provides her insightful perspectives throughout the episode.The Bedford Boys podcast link0:00 Masters of the Air Watch with history00:05 Introduction to the Podcast and Hosts00:31 Appreciation for Listener Reviews and Feedback00:48 Discussion on the Bedford Boys Episode02:00 Introduction to the Main Topic: Masters of the Air03:45 Insights into the Life of a Pilot04:58 Jenn's Personal Experience as a Naval Aviator07:45 Historian Bias09:57 The Setting10:07 The Impact of the Hundredth Bomber Group11:31 Differences between WWII ground warfare and air warfare14:45 Challenges of flying in a B1723:21 Training to be a POW24:28 The Importance of Sharing Information 25:17 The Bloody Hundredth: Reputation and Reality27:59 The Unpredictable Nature of Combat29:59 Dealing with combat and the role of superstition in aviation33:14 The Importance of Checklists in Aviation36:45 LT Rosenthal38:39 The Munster Raid and how they got their name40:05 Why a book about the 100th?41:40 Larger-than-life stories43:39 The Legacy of the Men of the Century45:22 The Impact of Nose Art and Personalization on Morale48:31 Conclusion: The Masters of the Air-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡You can buy Lightbulb Moments hereIn this engaging episode of 'Talk With History', hosts Scott and Jenn welcome Scott Williams, author of 'Lightbulb Moments in Human History from Cave to Coliseum'. 💡They dive into the essential moments and ideas that shaped humanity's progression, discussing everything from the origins of writing to the importance of beer in ancient civilizations. 🍺Scott Williams emphasizes the need for a balanced understanding of our past, acknowledging both the greatness and the flaws of historical figures. He also highlights the importance of history in sparking conversations, facilitating understanding, and promoting progress. The discussion also previews Scott's future books which will chronologically explore significant historical 'lightbulb' moments.💡0:00 92 Lightbulb Moments in Human History author Scott Williams00:31 Introduction and Welcome00:49 Introducing the Guest and His Book01:47 Discussion on Scott Williams' Background and Inspiration05:32 Exploring the Concept of 'Lightbulb Moments'06:08 The Impact of Historical Innovations and Discoveries10:31 The Role of History in Shaping Society16:02 The Process of Writing 'Lightbulb Moments in Human History'18:13 Favorite 'Lightbulb Moments' from the Book22:43 The Importance of Understanding and Appreciating History23:19 Negative Lightbulb moments24:27 Lightbulb Moments Volume 233:53 Preview of Upcoming Books35:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this podcast, hosts Scott and Jenn discuss the naval history of the battleship USS Wisconsin, widely known as 'The Big WhisKey.' The ship, with a wooden deck and steel hull, was created during World War II and saw action in the Pacific. Involved in the battle of Iwo Jima, it played a vital role in shooting down kamikaze aircraft. After the war, it was used as a training ship before being decommissioned. It saw service again during the Korean War and the Gulf War and was finally made into a museum ship in Norfolk. The podcast also covers the incredible story of the ship's collision in 1956, its remarkable repair within 16 days, and its unique connection with the unfinished Kentucky.🚕 Google Map to USS Wisconsin🎥 Full video tour00:00 Introduction and Welcome02:03 Imagining the USS Wisconsin04:03 The Battleship Wisconsin04:28 Behind the Scenes of the YouTube Channel05:19 History of the Battleships07:11 The Wisconsin's Role in World War II10:47 The Wisconsin's Role during WWII13:02 Decommission and Recommission of the Wisconsin18:04 The Wisconsin Battleship Operations Manager21:29 Modernization of the Battleships23:23 Post-Korean War Activities and the Collision with the Eaton24:18 Why it is called the WisKy...26:08 The Ship's Role in the Invasion of Kuwait and the Gulf War28:39 An Early Days of Drone Usage Story32:06 The Ship as a Museum and Its Legacy35:20 Touring the ship if you cannot climb ladders - a service to Veterans-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡History or Die t-shirtIn this episode of 'Talk With History', hosts Scott and Jenn discuss their visit to Arlington National Cemetery post-Christmas break, visiting the graves of famous figures from Marine Corps history and examining their contributions and stories.Among the featured topics are 'Talk With History' merchandise (inspired by Benjamin Franklin), actors Gunnery Sgt. Ermey and Lee Marvin, and astronaut John Glenn who surprised the hosts with his Marine Corps background. Additionally, they discuss the highly debated Confederate circle, the Iwo Jima Memorial, and the graves of Major Megan McClung and Ira Hayes from the Black Sheep Squadron. The hosts encouraged listeners to visit these historic sites and pay tribute to these heroes.🚕 Google Maps to Arlington National Cemetery➡️ Use the ANC app when you get there to search for gravesites🎥 Marines at Arlington Video🎥 More Arlington videos00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back00:37 Holiday Break and New Merchandise01:46 Appreciation for Supporters and Community02:59 The 'History or Die' T-Shirt and Its Significance03:33 A Journey Through Arlington National Cemetery04:29 Visiting Arlington on Veterans Day05:46 Unexpected Encounter with the Confederate Circle10:43 Controversy Surrounding the Confederate Circle14:08 Honoring the Marines: Gunny Ermey and Lee Marvin19:58 Remembering Pappy Boyington: A Marine Corps Pilot21:05 Baa Baa Black Sheep TV Series and its Real-Life Inspiration22:59 Tips for Visiting Arlington National Cemetery23:50 The Record-Breaking Achievements of Boyington24:22 Exploring the Life and Legacy of Ira Hayes25:11 Remembering the Heroic Actions of Ira Hayes at Iwo Jima27:25 The Post-War Life and Legacy of Ira Hayes29:46 Honoring Major Megan McClung34:06 The Unexpected Marine Corps Service of Astronaut John Glenn37:23 Visiting the Iwo Jima Memorial41:48 Wrapping Up the Journey of Remembrance-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode, Scott takes us on a historical sleigh ride through the fascinating origins of Christmas. From pagan rituals to medieval feasts, Scott uncovers the history, magic, and traditions behind the holiday season. Join us as we explore the evolution of Christmas and discover why it holds a special place in our hearts. Merry Christmas from the Talk With History team!0:00 History of Christmas00:09 Introduction and Gratitude00:49 Unwrapping the History of Christmas01:29 Ancient Origins of Christmas02:10 Christmas in the Middle Ages02:46 The Norse Yule and European Celebrations03:46 Christmas Banned in England04:24 Revival and Modern Traditions of Christmas05:02 The Pagan Roots of Mistletoe Tradition05:24 The Evolution of Santa Claus07:42 The Global Symbol of Hope: Santa Claus08:00 Conclusion: The Timeless Spirit of Christmas-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Scott and Jen invite Tom Holm, author and Professor Emeritus of American Indian Studies at the University of Arizona, for an in-depth discussion on his latest book, a biography of Ira Hayes. The conversation delves into different aspects of Ira Hayes's life, including his participation in World War II, his struggles with PTSD, and media representation. Tom also shares interesting anecdotes from Ira's life and highlights the revolutionary aim of his biography - to dispel stereotypes and present Ira Hayes as more than just a historical figure, but a man of humility and courage.Ira Hayes biography00:33 Introduction02:25 About the Author03:13 Researching Ira Hayes05:00 Childhood and Early Life05:20 Writing Process and Challenges06:02 Historical Context16:56 Realities of PTSD and Alcoholism31:10 Discussing Stereotypes35:05 Advocacy for Recognizing Ira's Bravery27:20 Decision to Write the Biography23:42 Summary and Conclusion-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode of our podcast, "Talk With History", join our hosts Scott and Jenn in an insightful discussion as they are joined by Mark Schneider, a renowned reenactor of Napoleon Bonaparte. Tapping into Mark's vast knowledge of Napoleon, the trio delves deep into the intricacies, context, and potential inaccuracies of Ridley Scott's epic portrayal of Napoleon in his film, "Napoleon". They discuss the character dynamics, the costumes, and key moments in the film while providing a historical filter to it all. Mark, who has been passionately portraying Napoleon at events and history museums for years, shares personal experiences from his journey, adding an engaging, real-world touch to the episode. This episode serves as a treat for history buffs and cinema enthusiasts alike, promising a captivating conversation about one of history's most fascinating figures.Video version of this podcast0:00 Napoleon Review00:41 Introduction and Welcome01:33 Introducing the Guest: Mark Schneider02:11 Mark's Journey into Historical Reenactment03:32 Mark's Experiences as a Napoleon Reenactor05:59 Mark's Role in Colonial Williamsburg07:11 Discussion on Historical Accuracy in Reenactment11:13 Mark's Memorable Moments as a Reenactor13:30 Discussion on Historical Costumes17:33 Review and Discussion of the Movie 'Napoleon'28:04 Discussing the Movie's Portrayal of Napoleon and Josephine's Relationship28:45 Analyzing the Historical Accuracy of Napoleon's Love for Josephine29:17 Debunking the Movie's Depiction of Napoleon's Infidelity and Divorce30:39 Exploring the Importance of Heir and Infidelity in French Royalty32:33 Understanding the Emotional Depth of Napoleon's Love Letters35:02 Critiquing the Movie's Representation of Napoleon's Military Tactics35:56 Discussing the Movie's Cinematic Choices and Historical Inaccuracies36:33 Reflecting on the Movie's Portrayal of Napoleon's Military Campaigns38:48 Analyzing the Movie's Depiction of Napoleon's Downfall45:16 Final Thoughts and Ratings on the Movie-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode of 'Talk With History', hosts Scott and Jenn engage in a captivating conversation with author Michael B Zucker about his book, 'The Middle Generation: A Novel of John Quincy Adams and the Monroe Doctrine'. Zucker shares his research experience, his decision to write the book in the first person, and details about Adams' intriguing character arc. Scott and Jenn learn about the global politics that Adams was involved with and discover his political nemesis from Austria...a man who helped bring down Napoleon himself. This episode offers valuable insights for history buffs and talks about the perfect balance between informed research and a political thriller that 'The Middle Generation' presents.The Middle Generation: A Novel of John Quincy Adams and the Monroe DoctrineMichael on X ( @MichaelZucker1 )00:00 Introduction00:00 The Perfect Person for the Job: John Quincy Adams01:10 Welcome to Talk With History01:33 Interview with Michael B Zucker: The Author's Journey02:25 The Middle Generation: John Quincy Adams02:48 The Eisenhower Chronicles: A Learning Experience03:33 John Quincy Adams: The Master of Foreign Policy04:03 The Middle Generation: An Overlooked Era04:45 The Era of Good Feelings: A Time of Crises06:24 The Monroe Administration: Navigating the Initial Crisis07:13 The Founding Father Presidents: The Last Generation07:30 The Historian and the History Nerd07:49 John Quincy Adams: The First American Leader to Navigate Global Politics11:08 The Character Arc of John Quincy Adams12:53 The Middle Generation: A New Perspective12:53 The Middle Generation: A New Term13:47 The Research Process: A Deep Dive into History24:42 The Middle Generation: A Political Thriller29:25 The Middle Generation: A Year and a Half in the Making33:56 Conclusion-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Embark on a musical pilgrimage with us as we journey through the heartland of country music and explore the remarkable life and legacy of the legendary Loretta Lynn. In this episode of Talk with History, our host takes you on a first-person adventure, sharing the awe-inspiring moments of discovering Butcher Holler, the hometown that shaped the iconic 'Coal Miner's Daughter.' From the rustic landscapes of Kentucky to the intimate spaces of Loretta's childhood home, every creak of the floorboards tells a tale of resilience, passion, and the indomitable spirit that propelled her to become the First Lady of Country Music.As we peel back the layers of time, immerse yourself in the authentic soundscapes of Butcher Holler and the soul-stirring melodies that defined an era. From the struggles etched in the walls to the triumphs echoed in every chord, this episode is a heartfelt tribute to the impact Loretta Lynn had on country music. Join us as we explore the roots, the rise, and the lasting influence of an artist who dared to break barriers, leaving an everlasting imprint on the genre. So, tighten your bootstraps, tune in, and let the magic of Loretta Lynn's journey unfold in this immersive episode of Talk with History. You won't want to miss a note of this musical odyssey through time.Van Lear, KYFrom U.S. 23 headed south: take Highway 40 to Kentucky 1107, to Kentucky 302, to Miller Creek Road and Webb Grocery at: 1917 Millers Creek Rd, Van Lear, KY 🚕 Google Map to Butcher Holler📍 Webb Grocery🎥 Full video from Butcher Holler-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡We welcome you to an episode dedicated to the National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, Virginia, and the inspiring story of the 'Bedford Boys' who served in World War II. The 34 Virginia National Guard soldiers from Company A, 116th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division, based in the rural town of Bedford, suffered a tremendous loss on D-Day, with 20 of them losing their lives. This tragic event sparked a lasting impact on this small community, which later built the National D-Day Memorial to honor them. The episode delves deep into the memorial's significant features, the fluid motion monument, the Overlord Arch, and more. Without any federal funding, this nationally recognized memorial captures the story of the lives, sacrifices, and courage of the Bedford Boys and serves as a poignant reminder of the impact of the everyday man on World War II.🚕 Google Map to National D-Day Memorial🎥 Full video from Bedford Virginia0:00 Intro01:57 Bedford, Virginia07:37 Allied Nations at D-Day08:54 The Memorial13:09 Operation Overlord and the D-Day Events14:45 The Bedford Boys18:53 National but not government-funded22:05 Dwight D Eisenhower section27:30 Thank you-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡John Wayne, also known as "The Duke," was an iconic figure in American cinema. He was born in Winterset, Iowa, and later moved to California where he pursued a career in movies. Throughout his life, John Wayne was known for being a family man and had three marriages and seven children.The themes that embodied John Wayne's life and career include:1. Family: John Wayne prioritized his family and enjoyed spending time with them. He had a strong bond with his children and was often seen engaging in family activities, such as celebrating holidays together.2. American Icon: John Wayne's portrayal of rugged western heroes made him a symbol of American masculinity. He embodied the qualities of bravery, strength, and patriotism that resonated with audiences. His movies celebrated the spirit of the American West and its values.3. Legacy: John Wayne's impact on the film industry was significant. He was a prolific actor and one of Hollywood's most successful stars. His movies, such as "The Searchers" and "True Grit," remain popular to this day. Additionally, John Wayne's nickname, "The Duke," became synonymous with his tough and confident on-screen persona.4. Controversy: We also acknowledge that John Wayne's personal views, expressed in a Playboy interview, were controversial. His comments about support for the Vietnam War and other topics have sparked debate and criticism. However, we attempt to provide context and understanding that individuals can evolve and learn from past beliefs.In summary, we explore the life and career of John Wayne, highlighting his commitment to family, his status as an American icon, his enduring legacy, and the controversy surrounding his personal views.🚕 Google Map to John Wayne Birthplace Museum (Winterset, IA)🎥 John Wayne Museum🎥 John Wayne Birthplace (house)-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡We visited the John Wayne Hometown Museum in Winterset, Iowa! We will talk about the highlights of John Wayne's iconic career, particularly in Western and military movies, and discuss his impact on American film history. We reflect on the museum's extensive collection of artifacts, including movie posters, costumes, and personal items, which provide an immersive journey through John Wayne's life and movie career. We also touch on the museum's tribute to John Wayne's involvement with the armed forces and his dedication to portraying the military in a positive light.🚕 Google Map to John Wayne Birthplace Museum (Winterset, IA)🎥 John Wayne Museum-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡We visit the last home of President Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Illinois...as well as his tomb not far away.🚕 Google Map to Abraham Lincoln's Home📍 Lincoln's Tomb🎥 Video from President Lincoln's home🎙️ Top Tips for Visiting Colonial Williamsburg-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Step into a world where history comes alive in vivid technicolor, as we take you on a captivating journey through the Lincoln Presidential Museum, where the past becomes palpable and the legacy of Abraham Lincoln is extraordinarily brought to life. In this episode, we'll explore the awe-inspiring immersive experience that awaits you within the museum's hallowed halls.Join us as we delve into the captivating narrative that is the life and times of one of America's most iconic presidents, Abraham Lincoln. Jenn and Scott will guide you through the museum's carefully curated exhibits, each designed to provide an unparalleled glimpse into the life and struggles of the 16th President of the United States.The Lincoln Presidential Museum is no ordinary museum; it's a portal to the past. As you walk through the meticulously recreated scenes, you'll feel the weight of history on your shoulders. The echoes of the past, the Civil War battlefield, and Lincoln's tumultuous presidency will surround you, immersing you in an experience that transcends time.🚕 Google Map to Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Museum (Springfield, IL)🎥 President Lincoln Museum Like Never Before🎙️ Lincoln Assassination Facts You Never Knew🎥 A Walking Tour of the Lincoln Assassination Sites🎙️ Visiting Fort Monroe, Virginia - 400 Years of American History🎥 Exploring the rich history of Fort Monroe: From Colonial Defense to Civil War stronghold 📍 Google Map to Fort Monroe-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡William J. Crawford was a janitor at the US Air Force Academy in the 1980s...little did the cadets know his amazing history.Master Sergeant Crawford had been awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions during World War II...but because he was a POW and thought dead, he never received his MOH from a President (as is tradition). A USAF cadet discovered this and was able to get this hero the ceremony he never had.🚕 Google Map to Pueblo Weisborod Aircraft Museum (Pueblo, CO)📝 Plan your visit: https://pwam.org/🎥 WWII Home of Heroes-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡You can see the almost 200-year-old wagon ruts in Wyoming right now...and not far away is Register Cliff, where travelers would carve their names into the soft rock to let others know they had made it that far.Both sites are an incredible timestamp on history that gives you a glimpse into what it took to travel westward in the mid to late 1800s. 🚕 Google Map to Oregon Trail Ruts (Gurnsey, WY)🎥 Oregon Trail spots you can see today📍 Google Map to Register Cliff-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Devils Tower, a geological marvel in Wyoming, formed around 50 million years ago and was designated as the first U.S. national monument in 1906. However, its significance extends beyond geology, as it holds profound cultural and spiritual importance for Native American tribes such as the Lakota Sioux, Cheyenne, and Kiowa. Known as "Mato Tipila" to the Lakota Sioux, it is a sacred site where legends tell of a young girl saved from a bear by the Great Spirit, leading to the tower's creation. Various tribes conduct religious ceremonies and vision quests here, and collaborative efforts with the National Park Service aim to preserve its cultural significance while allowing limited public access, highlighting the importance of safeguarding both natural wonders and indigenous cultural heritage.🚕 Google Map to Devils Tower🎥 Legendary history of Devils Tower-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡If you didn't know, Jenn is a former Navy Pilot. So needless to say we didn't need any excuses to go to the annual air show in Virginia Beach.We learned about some aircraft and later learned some air show history we never knew before; including how long air shows have been around as well as when the Blue Angels first started performing!🚕 Google Maps to Oceana Naval Air Station🎥 History of Noseart and Air Shows-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Mount Rushmore is a famous American landmark located in the Black Hills of South Dakota. It features the carved faces of four prominent U.S. presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. The idea for the monument was conceived by South Dakota historian Doane Robinson in the early 1920s as a way to attract tourists to the state. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum was chosen to design and carve the massive sculptures, which began in 1927 and took 14 years to complete.The choice of presidents was significant, representing key periods in American history: Washington for the founding era, Jefferson for westward expansion, Roosevelt for conservation and the progressive era, and Lincoln for preserving the Union during the Civil War. Mount Rushmore was officially dedicated on October 31, 1941.Today, Mount Rushmore is a symbol of American democracy and a popular tourist destination, drawing millions of visitors each year who come to admire both the artistic achievement and the historical significance of the monument.🚕 Google Maps to Mt Rushmore🎥 Mount Rushmore history-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this enlightening episode, we unravel the remarkable life and enduring significance of Crazy Horse, the revered Native American leader of the Oglala Lakota tribe. From his early years during a tumultuous era of westward expansion to his pivotal role in battles such as the Fetterman Fight and the legendary Battle of the Little Bighorn, Crazy Horse's courage and leadership left an indelible mark on American history.But the story doesn't end there. We also delve into the awe-inspiring Crazy Horse Monument in South Dakota's Black Hills. This colossal sculpture, a work in progress, is dedicated to honoring Crazy Horse's memory and his unwavering commitment to preserving Lakota culture and traditions. Join us as we explore the history, symbolism, and ongoing legacy of this iconic monument, which serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of Indigenous resistance and cultural pride in the United States.🚕 Google Map to Crazy Horse Monument🎥 Video from Crazy Horse MonumentDonate to the monument efforts-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In an enlightening episode of Talk with History, we embarked on a captivating journey through the past to uncover the profound history of Fort Laramie, Wyoming, and its integral role along the Oregon Trail. As a pivotal crossroads of exploration, Fort Laramie not only provided respite for pioneers braving the Oregon Trail's challenges but also served as a site of intricate diplomatic negotiations with Indigenous nations. This exploration underscored the intertwined narratives of courage and cooperation, reminding us that history is a dynamic force shaping our present. The episode emphasized the importance of recognizing history's living influence and staying curious as we continue to Talk with History.🚕 Google Map to Fort Laramie🎥 Video from Fort Laramie-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Scott and historian Jenn, dive into the Battle of Little Bighorn, also known as Custer's Last Stand or the Battle of Greasy Grass. They provide detailed insights into the events leading up to the battle, the key figures involved, and this pivotal moment's cultural and historical significance.From Custer's strategies and miscalculations to the Native American tactics and ultimate victory, the podcast explores both sides of this historical clash. They also share their personal experiences visiting the battle site in Montana and discuss its lasting impact and ongoing memorials.Also...they learned it is spelled Little Bighorn...not Little Big Horn. 😂🚕 Google Map to Little Bighorn🎥 Video from the Battlefield-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡We visited the Pueblo Weisbrod Air Museum in Colorado and got to go inside a B-29 Superfortress. It was a dream come true for Jenn as she got to sit in the seat of history.🚕 Google Map to Pueblo Weisborod Aircraft Museum 📝 Plan your visit: pwam.org🎥 Go inside a B-29 bomber🎥 Historian Review Oppenheimer - Fact vs Fiction-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡How could you not get excited to visit Deadwood and walk in the footsteps of one of the most well-known lawmen of the Wild West? Wild Bill Hickok was almost as famous for how he handled law-breakers as he was for the way he died.If you like Western history, you will love this episode of Talk with History.🚕 Google Map to Deadwood, South Dakota🎥 Full video from Deadwood-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Buffalo Bill Cody and his Wild West show brought the Western frontier to thousands of people around the world. Did you know that Buffalo Bill ACTUALLY DID the things that were written about him?He was the real deal! 🚕 Google Map to the Buffalo Bill Museum and Grave (Golden, CO) 🎥 Buffalo Bill Wild West life and death-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In the first episode of our Road Trip series, we stop at the home and Presidential library of Dwight D. Eisenhower. He was born in Texas in 1890 but moved to Abilene, Kansas when he was 2 years old and always considered it home. Join us as we talk about the early influences of a great American and the 34th President of the United States. 🚕 Google Map to Dwight Eisenhower Presidential Library and Boyhood Home🎥 Full video from Eisenhower's boyhood home-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡This episode of Walk With History takes place at Grant Hall in Fort McNair, Washington, DC, where the Lincoln Assassination trial was held from May to July of 1865. A military commission found seven of the prisoners guilty of at least one conspiracy charge, and four were sentenced to be hanged by the neck until dead. Over 300 witnesses gave their testimonies about all of the accused. The episode provides a glimpse into the history of the trial and the location where it took place.🚕 Google Map to Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall (Note, visit the link below to schedule a visit first. You cannot show up without one)📝 Visit Grant HallMain video:🎥 Inside the Lincoln assassination trial at Grant HallOther videos:🎥 His name is Dr. Mudd🎥 Retracing the assassination of Lincoln-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of guided tours that allow visitors to explore the haunting history of one of the most pivotal battlefields of the American Civil War. Join us as we embark on a journey through time, uncovering the stories and experiences that make Gettysburg's historical ghost tours a must for history buffs and paranormal enthusiasts alike.🚕 Google Map to GettysburgPodcasts Mentioned🎙️ Reagan Assassination History episode🎙️ Lost Colony episodeVideos mentioned🎥 Ghosts and Gettysburg🎥 The Real Hero of Gettysburg🎥 Location of the Gettysburg Address-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡It can be tricky to get a tour of the Whitehouse...but we were finally able to pull it off so that we can tell you all about it! The history, what we expected, and what we didn't expect.🚕 Google Map to the Whitehouse-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡In this episode of Talk With History, Scott and Jen explore the remarkable life and contributions of Mary McLeod Bethune, a cornerstone of civil rights in American history. They visited the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House in Washington, DC, and learned about her accomplishments.From her humble beginnings as the 15th of 17 children born to former slaves, she pursued education and founded a school in Florida. Bethune became a prominent advocate for African American women's rights, working closely with Eleanor Roosevelt and President Franklin D. Roosevelt. She played a crucial role in handpicking the first 40 African American women to join the army, leading to the establishment of the 6888th Postal Battalion during World War II. Join Scott and Jen as they delve into the inspiring life of Mary McLeod Bethune and her lasting impact on civil rights and equality.🚕 Google Map to the Mary McLeod Bethune Council House Historic Site🎥 Full video from location-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡The American History Museum is a no-brainer visit for even the casual history fan. It's free, good for kids, and it would take a couple of days to see everything. Jenn got to visit and record some short videos...but even for this historian, she had to put the camera down and just enjoy it. She tells us about the classic Americana you can see and many other exhibits worth making the trip for. 🚕 Google Map to Smithsonian American History Museum🎥 Video from American History Museum-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Most people think the American Civil War ended in the courthouse in Appomattox, Virginia...and most people are mistaken.Join us as we talk about where the surrender took place and the name of the city where Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee carried out this historic event.🚕 Google Map to Appomattox Courthouse🎥 Full video tour🎥 Tips and tricks video-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Our first ever "Watch with History" segment compares the 1969 and 2010 versions of the movie "True Grit." While the 2010 version has better cinematography, the hosts prefer the characters and humor in the 1969 version. Both versions follow the story of a young girl seeking revenge for her father's murder in the American Old West. The movie captures the spirit of the frontier and explores themes of determination, loyalty, and redemption.Video version (lots of great movie scene cut-ins!)-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Yes...Stonewall Jackson's left arm is buried in a different spot than his body. Join us as we visit this historic and quirky site.🚕 Google Map to Stonewall Jackson's Left Arm🎥 Video from the Virginia burial site-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Living in Memphis, Tennessee for 3 years taught us more than we expected about Civil Rights history.On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr., an American civil rights leader, was assassinated while standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. The assassination of King was a shock to the nation and led to widespread outrage and protests.In the days following King's assassination, over 100 cities in the United States experienced riots, looting, and violence. The National Guard was called in to restore order in many of these cities.King's assassination also led to a renewed sense of urgency in the civil rights movement. Many activists redoubled their efforts to end segregation and discrimination, and King's message of nonviolent resistance continued to inspire and motivate people around the world.🚕 Google Map to the Lorraine Motel🎥 Full video from Memphis, TN-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡On March 30, 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot and wounded in an assassination attempt by John Hinckley Jr. outside the Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C.Reagan had just finished giving a speech when Hinckley fired six shots, hitting Reagan and three other people. Reagan was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery to remove a bullet from his lung. Here is the history of that event...🚕 Google Map to Washington, DC Hilton🎥 Full video from location-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡The Lost Colony of Roanoke Island was an early attempt by English settlers to establish a permanent colony in North America and was established in 1587 on Roanoke Island, off the coast of what is now North Carolina, by Governor John White and around 120 settlers.Shortly after arriving, Governor White returned to England to secure more supplies and support for the colony. However, due to various reasons such as a war with Spain, White was delayed in his return for three years. When he finally returned in 1590, he found the colony abandoned with no trace of its inhabitants, except for the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree.The fate of the Lost Colony has been a subject of debate and speculation for centuries.🚕 Google Map to the Lost Colony at Roanoke🎥 Full video on location-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡At the beginning of the Civil War, the battle of Bull Run at Manassas was the bloodiest battle in America to that point in time. Men and women were affected...and both men and women fought and served.Join us as we discuss the women at the Battle of Bull Run.Annie Etheridge, Clara Barton, Jennie Hodgers, Kady Brownell, and more...🚕 Google Map to Manassas National Battlefield🎥 Video from Bull Run Battlefield-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Rose Greenhow was a socialite and a well-known political hostess in Washington D.C. during the 1850s. Due to her Southern ties she eventually, became a Confederate spy and used her social connections to gather information and pass it on to Confederate generals. Her intelligence-gathering skills were valuable to the Confederacy, and she became one of their most successful spies.In 1861, Rose Greenhow sent a message to Confederate General P.G.T. Beauregard, warning him of Union troops' movements before the First Battle of Bull Run. This information helped the Confederacy win the battle and kick off the American Civil War. Join us as we talk about one of the most famous female spies of all time.🚕 Google Map to the US Supreme Court (where the Old Capitol Prison once stood and Greenhow was held prisoner)🎥 Video Podcast Version🎥 Walk with History video from Washington DC-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Eddie is the brains behind the very popular Instagram account History Unlimited.He also runs accounts on Facebook and TikTok, and is a military historian and firefighter with degrees in both History and Fire Science. A fellow Navy veteran Eddie is also a current Navy parent…and as of recording, Eddie had around 140,000 followers on Instagram.We talk about some of the best History movies of all time, how his interest in Napoleon began, and how history is restricted in various social media platforms. Find our Guest here: https://www.instagram.com/historyunlimited/-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Mary Louvestre (1812-1883) was a woman of extraordinary courage and determination who lived in Southside Hampton Roads, Virginia during the American Civil War. She was a spy for the Union Army, risking her own life to help the cause.She risked this all as a free, African American woman, at the age of 49.🚕 Google Map to Norfolk Waterside (location of Mary Louvestre's business)🎙️ Battle of the Ironclads Episode (podcast)🎥 Mary Louvestre: Civil War Spy (video)-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡The Alexandria National Cemetery holds the graves of many notable figures, including Samuel Cooper, James Mason, Julius Campbell, Dennis Ramsey, Robert Allison Jr., and Wilmer McLean. Each of these individuals have had an impact on history, whether through their service in the military, their political work, or other contributions. The cemetery also holds the grave of Joseph McCoy, who was a veteran of the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.🚕 Google Map to Alexandria National Cemetery🎥 Alexandria Cemetery video-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡The Loving v. Virginia case was a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of the United States, which struck down all anti-miscegenation laws in the country in 1967. The case centered around Richard and Mildred Loving, a white man and a black woman who were married in Virginia in 1958 and were subsequently arrested for violating the state’s anti-miscegenation laws. The Lovings were forced to leave Virginia and were barred from returning until their case was heard by the Supreme Court. In the landmark decision, the Supreme Court unanimously struck down all anti-miscegenation laws in the country, declaring them unconstitutional. The Loving v. Virginia case is remembered as a landmark moment in the civil rights movement and is still celebrated today. 🚕 Google Maps🎥 Video-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!

➡️ Help history. 2 minutes for 7 questions 🫡Shawn Curtis is a 24-year veteran Social Studies Teacher with a Master's in Education. He has been a teacher in Wyoming, New Jersey, Ohio, and Indiana and has taught a variety of subjects that have included Economics, Government, and yes our favorite...History!Shawn has studied culture all over the world, from working in a Russian Orphanage, helping construct a school in Guatemala, to leading students to Greece, Italy, France, and this summer to Eastern Europe.2 summers ago, they received a grant from the Eli Lilly Foundation to travel Route 66 for 2 weeks and record American culture in a pandemic world.Shawn's TRUE historical passion is the stories of the underdog and those that history has wounded. His classroom is framed with pictures of figures like Jack Johnson, Josh Gibson, and Aaron Burr.Shawn has been a card-carrying member of the Aaron Burr Association ever since he first discovered the history of Aaron Burr at the University of Wyoming in the 90s, and he has been working to clear Burr's name ever since.-------------------------------------------------------⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️TheHistoryRoadTrip.com🧳 Plus...get free travel resources in your inbox. -------------------------------------------------------📧 contact: [email protected] with History is a global Top 40 History podcast on Feedspot!