
Bob Crawford of The Avett Brothers explores the post-presidential legacy of America’s sixth president: John Quincy Adams. Though often only seen as a failed one-term president and the son of a Founding Father, Adams spent his final decades in Congress fighting the slavocracy and forming a bridge between the founding of America and the era of Lincoln. Founding Son features Patrick Warburton as the ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Love the podcast. But the episode about JFK as a hero, I feel the guest was either very nervous or didn’t even read the JFK Wikipedia page. Didn’t come across as knowledgeable . Kept repeating “how dark it was”. Maybe describe it in another way? Really had a limited
understanding about WW2 and the combat ships.
Excellent content and straight to the point analysis of one of the most underrated leaders in U.S. History.
Very, very interesting story of John Quincy Adam’s contributions to American democracy. Well told with a lot of good background to make the story whole.
I enjoyed listening and learning a lot about a man I can’t believe I knew so little about before. Thanks for the series!
I’ve long been an admirer of John Adams and have considered myself an armchair expert on his life and family, but I learned so much about John Quincy in this podcast that I’d never known or hadn’t known the full story. I’ve always held him in esteem but this podcast made me realize just how extraordinary he was. Flawed and complex, but incredible to his last breath. Not exaggerating when I say that this is one of the best-made podcasts I’ve ever listened to.
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The show centers on deep historical storytelling anchored in American history, with a particular spotlight on John Quincy Adams and the post-presidential era. Episodes weave narrative history with scholarly context, featuring guests such as historians, authors, and subject-matter experts who illuminate constitutional norms, political reform, and cultural shifts across eras. A notable strength is turning dense historical material into engaging, character-driven narratives that connect early American foundations to later struggles over democracy, slavery, and governance, often using vivid anecdotes and voices to animate the past.
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