Bob Crawford searches for the best historians and experts to answer listener questions about American history — from the Revolutionary War to rock & roll feuds. Got a question? Send it to AmericanHistoryHotline@gmail.com.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation |
This episode demands satisfaction! Why did Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr meet on the dueling ground—and how common were duels in early America? Historian Lindsay Chervinsky joins Bob Crawford on American History Hotline to explore the surprising ... more
Buffalo Soldier, dreadlock RastaThere was a Buffalo SoldierIn the heart of AmericaStolen from Africa, brought to AmericaFighting on arrival, fighting for survival
Most people know the phrase Buffalo Soldier from Bob Marley’s famous reggae song—but ... more
Spoilers ahead! No, not those type of spoilers. We're talking about third party presidential candidates and the reasons third parties can't get a footing in American politics. So, why do third parties fail? And could the current toxicity of both majo... more
Who was America's most successful spy? What happens to a spy that's captured? How can you tell if your child is lying? We interrogate a former member of the CIA to get some info about American intelligence.
GUEST: Brittany Butler, former targeting... more
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Lots of interesting topics on this podcast and it’s pretty quick into the point which I appreciate
I stumbled upon this podcast and am glad I did. The episodes have been well-done and illuminating. The “storylike” format is engaging.
But … I truly understand the need for sponsorships to fund a podcast. This one, however, had no less than 7 advertisements before the real presentation began. That is just too many for me to not risk wandering off.
I am grateful to have been introduced to his guests and recently purchased a book based upon the discussion with Julian Zelizer.
I love the format of this podcast. Listener driven topics make for great variety and the good natured, well-balanced approach to the topic taken by Bob and his expert guests feels like a great conversation over a cup of coffee with well-informed friends. It’s easy to learn something new, discover a new perspective, and just be entertained when I listen!
I wanted to like this but it’s obviously partisan and so I don’t know if I can trust what I’m hearing. Either have both sides of an issue or be less partisan. My favorite was when one guest said FDR and Trump are the only two presidents to serve more than two terms. On my last count, Trump is in his second term.
What a disappointment
Enjoying the wide-ranging qs and excellent host! This podcast just happens to be the perfect length for my morning commute—history in a story-driven format.
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Engaging with the complexities of American history, this podcast brings expert historians and scholars to address listener-submitted questions. Covering a wide range of topics from foundational moments like the Revolutionary War to cultural phenomena such as rock & roll feuds, episodes often unravel common historical myths and provide a nuanced understanding of significant events and figures. Notably, this show allows for audience participation, fostering a community where curiosity about American history is actively explored and entertained, making it appealing for history buffs and casual listeners alike.
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