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What does Corruption, Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, and the Electoral College have in common? They’re all corrupt. Tune in!
Nat Turner’s Slave Rebellion 52
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Nat Turner hopes to change the tides of one of America’s biggest skeletons in the closet, slavery.
Innovation and the Industrial Revolution 51
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The Industrial Revolution changes the nation, but it’s fueled by blood, sweat, tears, and coal.
Battle of New Orleans (War of 1812) 50
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Old Hickory makes history in the most tragic battle of the War of 1812.
Rising Tension and Old Tippecanoe (War of 1812) 48
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War with England part two…
Pirates and Politicians (War of 1812) 47
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The United States Marines plant the first American flag on foreign soil as another war brews at home.
Lewis and Clark (Part One) 44
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The Corps of Discovery prepares to boldly explore where no American dude or dudette has gone before.
America’s First President 38
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The main man, George Washington, takes his place in American history once again as our first president.
Black Lives Always Matter 31
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African Americans have been a central part of America since before its conception, and always will be. We wouldn’t have an America without African Americans!