Bestselling authors and historians Mike Duncan and Alexis Coe are far-flung buddies who slice through centuries with the sharpness of a guillotine. In this wide-ranging series, Duncan, best-known for The History of Rome and Revolutions, and Coe, a presidential historian and senior fellow leave no stone unturned, no sacred cow un-tipped.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsHistory |
In the Season 0 finale, Mike and Alexis consider a world in which historians put their money where their history is. Links to the great work of our guests! • Rory McGovern Race, Politics, and Reconstruction: The First Black Cadets at Old Wes... more
In the 1840s, Black pioneer George Bush (no relation!), his white wife, and their five children quit Missouri, a slave state, for the Pacific Northwest---only to find racial exclusion laws hot on his heels.
On the 10th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination, his widow faces an unthinkable betrayal. Alexis dismantles the myth of the unhinged Mary "Never Todd" Lincoln and reveals thewidow's relentless battle for justice.
In this bonus episode, Alexis imagines a historic New Year's Eve menu for Mike. patreon.com/duncanandcoe
Karen Abbott, The Ghosts of Eden Park:The Bootleg King, the Women Who Pursued Him, and the Murder that Shocked Jazz-Age America.
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This show rules. Love Mike forever and really liking Alexis’ expertise and perspective. Hope to hear lots and lots more episodes from this history-power-duo!
A fan of Mike since the first episodes of Rome and have all his books in hardcover but this is just an unorganized mess. Feels like we are uncomfortably overhearing a conversation where the participants don’t care if we understand.
I’m a long time Mike Duncan fan and am looking forward to the return of a fact-based Revolutions podcast.
The historical vignettes presented here are entertaining and enlightening but the vehicle in which they are enclosed is so self-congratulatory, narcissistic, and politically slanted that I feel like I need to don a HazMat suit prior to listening!
We care about the history, not your personal lives and biases so please reboot as a History Show and not an MSNBC clone.
Boring, slow paced, pompous, self-indulgent, and lacking in depth. Do not waste your time. I’ve been a Mike Duncan listener for a long time, and I wanted so bad to enjoy this show, I have attempted to listen to most episodes and I haven’t made it through a single one. Neither of these two offer any real in-depth analysis or have any interesting or thoughtful discussion on their topics. You can tell these two are just in love with the fact they’re having a conversation, and gracing us by allow... more
Coe needs to go. When I heard that there was going to be a new podcast with Mr History of Rome, you could have paired him with a screaming, syphilitic goat and I would have listened so I came at this with great expectations and an open mind. Her area of expertise is so narrow that the subject matter just doesn't interest me. There is an entire human record to cover other than (yawn) US history. Once in awhile is fine but at this rate it needs to be called Duncan and GFs US history show
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A dynamic exploration of history unfolds with two bestselling authors and historians who tackle a variety of topics spanning from well-known figures to obscure narratives. Their conversations offer engaging insights into the lives and legacies of historical personalities, often intertwining significant events with contemporary relevance. The hosts not only dissect political and social histories but also bring light-hearted banter and humor to discussions, making the history accessible and engaging. Unique features include discussions around lesser-known stories and a contemporary lens on historical events, appealing to an audience that values both depth and entertainment in their history content.
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