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Civil War Breakfast Club

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Civil War
Irish Brigade
American Civil War
Siege Of Yorktown
Union Army
Thomas Francis Marr
Michael Corcoran
Battle Of Shiloh
Great Famine
Fredericksburg
Antietam
Penninsula Campaign
John Bankhead Magruder
George Mcclellan
Gettysburg
Boston
Ulysses S. Grant
Confederate Army
Richmond
Ben Hur

A podcast aboot Civil War deep dives & off the wall Civil War topics. That’s what we are aboot. BOOP! We are #TeamOO.

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In this episode, we discuss the 1862 Battle of Harpers Ferry - a small but important battle in the Maryland Campaign!

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In which we discuss General James B. McPherson, with specific emphasis on his death, which had many repercussions.

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We explore a not very much discussed topic - the Amish in the Civil War!

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In this episode, we discuss Canada's involvement in the Civil War as well as a few notable Canadians who fought in it!

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Recent Guests

Andrea Quinn
Historian with extensive knowledge on Francis Channing Barlow
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 151 - General Francis Channing Barlow
Dr. Bennett Parton
Author and assistant professor of history at Georgia Southern University
Georgia Southern University
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 142 - "Somewhere Towards Freedom" with Dr. Bennett Parton
Dr. Robert KD Colby
Assistant professor at the University of Mississippi focusing on the American Civil War
University of Mississippi
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 140 - "An Unholy Traffic" with Dr. Robert K.D. Colby
Jen Benson-Price
Special guest and paranormal researcher who discusses Civil War ghost stories
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 137 - 5th Annual Halloween Spooktacular!
Adam Oler
Professor of national security strategy and associate dean of academics at the National War College
National War College
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 132 - The Lincoln Conspiracy Trial
Kim Holien
Former official historian at Joint Base Meyer Henderson
Joint Base Meyer Henderson
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 132 - The Lincoln Conspiracy Trial
Michael Kauffman
Renowned expert on Lincoln assassination studies and author of 'American Brutus'
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 132 - The Lincoln Conspiracy Trial
Dr. Allen C. Guelzo
Historian, author, and Distinguished Research Director at the James Madison Program at Princeton University.
Princeton University
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 128 - "Voices from Gettysburg" by Dr. Allen C. Guelzo
Dr. Elizabeth R. Varon
Langbourn M. Williams Professor of American History at the University of Virginia
University of Virginia
Episode: Civil War Breakfast Club Episode 119 - General James Longstreet with guest Dr. Elizabeth R. Varon

Hosts

Mary
Co-host of the Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast, history lover known for her engaging and informal presentation style, often bringing humor into historical discussions.
Darren Weeks
Co-host of the Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast, known for his energetic discussions and insights into Civil War history, often paired with entertaining banter alongside Mary.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 231 ratings
  • Great detail and very entertaining

    Really enjoy these two presenting various battles of the civil war. They really stick to the facts and don’t give a lot of unnecessary commentary.

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    5
    NJFW1
    United Statesa month ago
  • Canada and the Civil War

    Absolutely great! and very interesting show. Refreshing in the fact you go off the beaten path with Civil War topics rarely spoken about in a detailed way. Keep up the good great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eaglelnick
    United States2 months ago
  • Swallow

    Listening to this guy swallow makes me wish he woulda been a union soldier at fort pillow

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    2
    poochopines
    United States5 months ago
  • Awesome!

    Never a dull moment!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rich Houston
    United States6 months ago
  • Excellent Podcast!!!

    Very detailed and enlightening !!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Straightiron
    United States9 months ago

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Some feedback points to a preference for less casual language, though many find the humor adds to the show's charm.
The podcast is praised for its unique approach to Civil War history, providing insights into lesser-known topics and figures.
Listeners appreciate the engaging banter and mix of well-researched content, enjoying a humorous yet informative delivery.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Civil War Breakfast Club Episode 146 - Battle of Bentonville (recorded live at GettysGear)
Q: What went wrong with Hoke's divisions not joining the assault?
Hoke's divisions were ordered to guard the north side of the Goldsboro Road and may not have received the orders to attack at the right time. There was a lack of communication, especially as Bragg delayed the attack.
Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 142 - "Somewhere Towards Freedom" with Dr. Bennett Parton
Q: What aspect of Sherman's March drew you in to study and write about it?
Dr. Parton was inspired by reading historical fiction that included perspectives of formerly enslaved individuals following Sherman, leading him to explore their stories from a historical perspective.
Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 140 - "An Unholy Traffic" with Dr. Robert K.D. Colby
Q: What are you working on next?
I'm currently researching the life of William Andrew Jackson, tracing his journey from enslavement to freedom during the Reconstruction era.
Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 140 - "An Unholy Traffic" with Dr. Robert K.D. Colby
Q: What was your thinking in writing this book?
I wanted to explore the persistence of the slave trade during the Civil War, as it was surprising to see how slavery continued even during a conflict aimed at its abolition.
Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast Episode 128 - "Voices from Gettysburg" by Dr. Allen C. Guelzo
Q: Was it a common sense on both sides heading into the spring of 1863 that the generals were perceived differently?
You hear this so often. It's not just in the papers that you're talking about. It's all across the boards.

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A podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate and sometimes overlooked aspects of the American Civil War, featuring lively discussions that blend humor with in-depth research. Episodes cover a variety of topics, from significant figures like generals McPherson and Barlow to specific events such as the Battle of Fort Pillow and the infamous Sultana disaster. This unique blend of formal historical analysis and casual storytelling makes the content both engaging and educational, appealing to history enthusiasts who appreciate a lighter presentation. Listeners are likely to discover new perspectives on well-known events as well as lesser-known incidents that highlight the social and political complexities of the era.

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1. Andrea Quinn
2. Dr. Bennett Parton
3. Dr. Robert KD Colby
4. Jen Benson-Price
5. Adam Oler
6. Kim Holien
7. Michael Kauffman
8. Dr. Allen C. Guelzo

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