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Addressing Gettysburg

Matthew Callery
Civil War
Battle Of Gettysburg
Gettysburg
Union Army
Confederate Army
Pickett's Charge
Robert E. Lee
Cemetery Hill
Army Of the Potomac
Abraham Lincoln
Iron Brigade
Culp's Hill
Gettysburg Campaign
Irish Brigade
John Gibbon
Little Round Top
Antietam
The Battle Of Gettysburg
American Civil War
Chancellorsville

As seen on NBC's TODAY Show. Gettysburg's Flagship podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Gettysburg. The show has taken on a few different formats. 1. The Narrative episodes: Tell the history of the Gettysburg Campaign starting with the battle of Antietam, and going through the Battle of Gettysburg and beyond. These are researched and written with the help of local historians and will featur... more

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While we are putting the finishing touches on the John Brown Tavern Talk, why not prepare yourself with this supplemental episode that non-Patrons won't see for weeks. Mr. Harpers Ferry himself, Dennis Frye, joins Matt to really get into John Brown's... more

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Recent Guests

David Silkenat
Author of Raising the White Flag
University of Florida (author)
Episode: Raising the White Flag - David Silkenat
Jim Hessler
Licensed Battlefield Guide, Historian and author
Wayne Motts book co-author on Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #122- Pickett's Charge with Jim Hessler- America250
Ryan Gibbs
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Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide LIVE! at the Totem Pole Playhouse April 12 JOIN US!
Chris Armie
Licensed Battlefield Guide
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #121- Connecticut Flags & Flag Bearers at Gettysburg- America250
Dan Hayden
Director from the New England Civil War Museum.
New England Civil War Museum
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #121- Connecticut Flags & Flag Bearers at Gettysburg- America250
Matt Valier
Collections guy at the Connecticut State Capitol.
Connecticut State Capitol
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #121- Connecticut Flags & Flag Bearers at Gettysburg- America250
Rich Kohr
Licensed Battlefield Guide and Civil War Railroads expert
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #120- Civil War Railroads with LBG Rich Kohr (AUDIO ONLY)
Zack Fry
Licensed Battlefield Guide with expertise in Civil War history
Episode: Ask A Gettysburg Guide #118- The 20th Massachusetts- Ralph Siegel and Zack Fry
Bob Steenstra
Former co-host and historian specializing in Gettysburg
Episode: The Gettysburg Address: Then, Now, and For All Time | with Bob Steenstra

Hosts

Matt Callery
Host and primary figure engaging with guests and guiding discussions on various topics related to Gettysburg and the Civil War.
Matthew
Host contributing to various discussions with insights based on historical research and knowledge.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 572 ratings
  • Educational and Entertaining

    I can’t get enough of this show! Mike is the best!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BMcGee
    United States5 months ago
  • Long Live Bob!

    Bob Steenstra is the true hero of this podcast. Eloquent, encyclopedic, and engaging. Great guide. Give the man a Peabody Award already!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Backwoods Guide
    United States8 months ago
  • If you love the story, you will love this podcast-

    Amazing podcast. Knowledgeable guests; Matt is an excellent host with tremendous interviewing skills. I’ve been an amateur student of the Civil War for many years- yet I still learn fascinating details and nuances with each listen. My only regret is being a latecomer- but as a patron I have access to many hours of past programs to enjoy!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ed K. in Ohio
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great guests and topics

    But I find the host incredibly irritating.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    5 Travel Weary Cowboys
    United Statesa year ago
  • Exceptional

    Great podcast for all things Gettysburg past to present. A must listen to help aide in your knowledge of the town the draws millions every year. Matt and the whole team at AG do a fantastic job and their passion comes through in every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
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    J Pasnik
    United Statesa year ago

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The informal yet informative style of the host is well-received, making complex topics accessible and enjoyable.
Listeners appreciate the diverse formats used to present historical information, which adds depth and engagement to each episode.
Some listeners express concerns about the shift to a paid model for content, suggesting it detracts from their overall experience.
Many praise the knowledgeable guests, noting their expertise enriches the content significantly.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Raising the White Flag - David Silkenat
Q: What inspired you to explore the topic of surrender in the Civil War?
The idea that the Civil War had many surrenders that shaped its course, not just at famous sites but across many engagements, suggested a pattern worth analyzing to understand decisions, norms, and consequences.
Ask A Gettysburg Guide #124 | Compensation in Civil War Armies | LBG Rich Kohr
Q: What was the mechanism for paying soldiers in the field?
Paymasters would muster units for pay, paying by company, with deductions for lost equipment and provisions, and sometimes prisoners or hospital patients still being paid, with back-pay if needed after events.
Ask A Gettysburg Guide #124 | Compensation in Civil War Armies | LBG Rich Kohr
Q: How did soldiers send money home or have money forwarded?
Soldiers could use allotments to send part of their pay home, and wealthier officers could forward money via Adams Express or other forwarding services in or near depots and rail hubs.
Ask A Gettysburg Guide #124 | Compensation in Civil War Armies | LBG Rich Kohr
Q: How did compensation for colored troops differ from white troops?
Initially there were lower rates for Black troops in some contexts due to clothing allowances, but by 1864-1865, pay for Black and white troops was aligned in many cases, with retroactive adjustments in some instances.
Ask A Gettysburg Guide #124 | Compensation in Civil War Armies | LBG Rich Kohr
Q: Were there government provided death benefits?
Yes, there were pensions and compensation arrangements for survivors, and in some cases pay continued to the family if a soldier died between pay periods, including bounty payments.

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The podcast focuses on the rich history surrounding Gettysburg, particularly the pivotal Battle of Gettysburg and its context within the broader Civil War narrative. It features a variety of formats including narrative storytelling with original music and voiceovers, expert discussions with Licensed Battlefield Guides, and recordings of live lectures by historians and park rangers. The content is meticulously researched, leveraging local expertise to provide depth and insights into historical events. This podcast is noteworthy for its engaging mixture of in-depth historical analysis and personal anecdotes, making it a valuable resource for both history enthusiasts and casual listeners interested in the intricacies of Civil War history.

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2. Jim Hessler
3. Ryan Gibbs
4. Chris Armie
5. Dan Hayden
6. Matt Valier
7. Rich Kohr
8. Zack Fry

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