The Court of History
Sidney Blumenthal, Sean WilentzSidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz, renowned political historians, invite you into their conversations with the most cutting edge and authoritative guests at the crossroads of political, history and the constitutional crisis.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||
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Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz discuss Sidney’s article in The Guardian, “Ken Paxton’s Christian identity politics obscure a history of scandal,” going deep into the origins of the religious righ movement founded by sexual abusers that created Pa... more
Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz, in part two of a two-part series, speak about the significance of parallels and lessons to be drawn from history, and interview Timothy Ryback on his new book, “53 Days: How Hitler Dismantled Democracy,” on Hitler ... more
Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz, in part one of a two-part series, speak about the significance of parallels and lessons to be drawn from history, and interview Timothy Ryback on his new book, “53 Days: How Hitler Dismantled Democracy,” on how Hit... more
Sidney Blumenthal and Sean Wilentz speak with Mike Podhorzer, former political director of the AFL-CIO, on what might happen in the midterm elections, the radicalization of the Republican Party, ICE and the Hispanic vote, and Trump’s desperation.
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- No histrionics, unlike other podcasts
No histrionics, just plain unvarnished factual presentation and analysis. Appreciated.
Apple Podcasts5Dottler
United Kingdom18 days ago - 9.6.26 roy cohn 1979 Biltmore hotel
This also confirms to me about when reagan was running for office, his campaign mgr was roger ailes/yes the fox roger ailes & roger stone. Roger ailes asked reagan do you want to be a good guy or do you want to win? Reagan says he wants to win and we know how low that group of people will go and then to-date for moronic trump voters voting for all this corruption to be repeated by trump & co already for decades committing crimes back then & continuing that stench of corruption in 2016, 2020 & 20... more
Apple Podcasts5midwestBlue
United Statesa month ago - Roy Cohen
Exceptional podcast with Sid and Sean. The history lessons you give are fascinating and helpful in connecting our past with present day experiences.
Thank you for serving us with knowledge.
Apple Podcasts5Susanyb60United Statesa month ago - Always Interesting
I always learn from listening to The Court of History. There are wonderful guests and each show is packed with information. Thank you so much Sidney & Sean for such interesting and informative shows.
Apple Podcasts5crajientUnited States3 months ago - Thank you Mr. co-Cheif Justices, May it please the court.
The court has sure pleased me.
I appreciate the continuous interesting conversations on matters of current events with educationally informative infusion of history.
Your guest are very much most informative and often new voices (as in I have not heard from before) often times the sene 20 people make the rounds from one pod to the next which in itself is not a bad thing. I find it refreshing to hear new perspectives and varied insights
Thank you for sharing.
If there are no questions I’ll rese... more
Apple Podcasts5RJ BrazillUnited States4 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #100 | United States/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #113 | United Kingdom/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #152 |  Canada/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #94 |  Australia/News/News Commentary |
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Apple Podcasts | #162 |  Italy/News/News Commentary |
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Explores the intersections of history, politics, and constitutional law through deep-dive conversations with top scholars, journalists, and former policymakers. Episodes commonly dissect current events against historical frameworks, analyzing power dynamics, legal processes, and institutional norms with a critical, academically rigorous lens. Noteworthy are the extensive use of archival perspectives, interdisciplinary guests, and a tendency to connect contemporary policy debates to long-running constitutional and democratic themes. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who value context-rich analysis, rigorous argumentation, and expert voices shaping public understanding of governance and history.
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Recent guests on The Court of History include:
1. Timothy Ryback
2. Mike Podhorzer
3. Jacob Weisberg
4. Susan Neiman
5. David Corn
6. James Patterson
7. Thomas Howe
8. Kai Bird
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