American History Hotline
Scratch Track ProductionsBob 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 | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation | |||
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Guns, germs and steel. Emphasis on GERMS. When Europeans arrived in the Americas, they brought all sorts of diseases!
A listener asks: Why did diseases like smallpox devastate Native American populations but not European colonists? Was it simply a... more
Who knows? Not me. Why wasn't Kyoto destroyed by an atomic bomb during World War II? Rumor has it, the Secretary of War at the time, Henry Stimson, had fallen in love with the city during his honeymoon years earlier. But is this a STORY or REALITY? more
In Part 2 of our Amelia Earhart series, Bob examines one of the most controversial and fascinating theories surrounding aviation's greatest mystery.
Last week, former Smithsonian curator Dorothy Cochrane argued that Amelia Earhart likely crashed in... more
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This is my absolute favorite podcast! 10/10 recommend! I actually get excited when I see a new episode! Thank you for this!
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Apple Podcasts1TranplantMom
United States6 months ago - Almost!
You have a title of what “Watergate does not bother me” and you spend a minute on it. I thought you might dive into the fake outrage culture of taking events like ‘Watergate’ or ‘Jan 6’ and treat it as something comparable to ‘9/11’ or ‘Pearl Harbor” but, no.
Apple Podcasts2YoudumpsterUnited States9 months ago - Fantastic
I love history and I love podcasts with a conversational style and this scratches both itches. He gets different experts on for every topic and they’re always great. My new favorite that I can’t stop binging.
Apple Podcasts5upinatemUnited States9 months ago - Great find!
So glad to have found this podcast! I’m enjoying hearing interesting topics explained in an interesting way. Bob Crawford and his guests provide amazing context to American History. I’m in the process of binging all the episodes and am happy I cottoned on to the podcast relatively early!
Apple Podcasts5SeaSuCCUnited States10 months ago - Columbus
He was not “just a man of his time”, he was a crazed genocidal man who doesn’t need to be mentioned politely.
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What is American History Hotline about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Historian-focused Q&A and interview show that surfaces expert perspectives on American history, from colonial times through modern debates. Episodes center on schooling, abortion history, Congress, Native diplomacy, immigration, presidential biographies, and labor or war-era events, often pairing a host with university-affiliated or published historians and authors. Notable strengths include a steady stream of credentialed guests, accessible storytelling, and a format that invites listener questions and listener-driven topics. This combination makes it useful for listeners who want clear historical context, debated viewpoints, and practical takeaways tied to current discussions about policy, culture, and education.
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American History Hotline launched a year ago and published 61 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on American History Hotline include:
1. Charles C. Mann
2. Alex Wellerstein
3. Ric Gillespie
4. Dorothy Cochrane
5. Barbara A. Perry
6. Jake Brennan
7. Dixie Dillon Lane
8. Michele Goodwin
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