
250 years ago, the United States of America was born. But how did people in America rise up, overthrow British rule, and go on to create a radical new nation? Welcome to Founding Fathers: An American Dream - the new show from the award-winning Noiser Podcast Network, hosted by Clarke Peters (The Wire, Treme, Da 5 Bloods). Each week, we'll take a deep dive into this epic story. We'll follow George ... more
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Pummeled in New York, George Washington's army is on the brink of collapse. But when given the chance for a knockout blow, the British pull their punch. It's a decision they will regret. A fortuitous change in the weather allows the Continental Army ... more
Throughout the colonies, war escalates. The siege of Boston comes to a dramatic end. A leader of the Mohawk people travels to London to pledge his support to King George. And in a sweltering room in Philadelphia, Thomas Jefferson writes a sentence th... more
The colonies prepare for battle. Paul Revere rides into the New England backcountry with a warning: the redcoats are coming. In the town of Lexington, the first shot of the Revolutionary War is fired - and a teenage boy from rural Massachusetts is th... more
Boston is in chaos, culminating in a bloody clash between locals and redcoats. From the turmoil steps John Adams...a young lawyer who volunteers to do the least wanted job in the city: defending British soldiers accused of perpetrating a massacre. La... more
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I am in awe of the story of our country’s beginnings! This is so compelling a listen and was disappointed when I had listened to all that was available. Noiser is the best subscription I have. I want more and will always be a subscriber. Thank you for producing it!
Simply don’t listen. It’s not even history. It’s propaganda, trying to take the piss out of the most significant revolution in world history.
America is a complex and dynamic country. Like most of Nosier’s podcasts -they do not shy away from this fact.
Negative reviews are from MAGA crybabies that can’t hear the truth about anything especially the fantasy they have in their heads about “the greatest country on earth”. Their mental illness prevents them from thinking for themselves, so they lash out at anything the makes them look in the mirror.
If you are expecting a feel good story that fortifies your fantasy that America is and ... more
As a history lover I’ve really enjoyed this podcast. Our history is not flawless this podcast shares moments to be proud of and those that are embarrassing. All are part of our story.
I think the claims of bias are a stretch. To be authentic we have to cover the dark and light.
If telling the truth of this country is considered “left leaning”…then what is a cage match on the White House lawn…I’ll wait…
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The show provides immersive historical storytelling about the founding era of the United States, weaving together major figures (Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Hamilton) with broader social forces such as slavery, indigenous nations, gender, and everyday people. Episodes blend dramatic narrative with historian commentary and sound design to illuminate how ideals of liberty were lived by those left out of the official record. Noteworthy is the emphasis on overlooked perspectives and the ongoing debate about whose story gets told in the founding saga, making it a potentially compelling pick for history enthusiasts, educators, and listeners who enjoy richly produced narrative history with scholarly context.
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