
3,000 miles of ocean separate Ireland from the USA, but both countries share a deep and intertwined history. Links between North America and Ireland predate Columbus, stretching back over 1,000 years. Since then, Irish people have shaped the history of the United States. From Ann 'Goody' Glover, who was hanged as a witch in Boston in the 17th century, to JFK, the story of the Irish in the US is fa... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode, Fin and Damian trace the Irish legacy scattered across the American map through the placenames they left behind. The journey takes them from Brooklyn’s Vinegar Hill, named for a Wexford battlefield in hopes of attracting Irish immigr... more
In the early 1880s, crates of California dynamite found their way to London — not for trade, but for terror. Irish revolutionaries in the United States were plotting bombings in the heart of the British Empire, and San Francisco, with its deep Irish ... more
In 1878, one of the most infamous crimes in Gilded Age America stunned and captivated the nation: the corpse of Alexander Turney Stewart — an Irish immigrant turned millionaire merchant — was stolen from its grave in Manhattan and held for ransom.
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When most people think of American heiresses marrying into the British or Irish aristocracy, they might picture Cora Crawley from Downton Abbey—the wealthy American who brought her fortune (and a bit of drama) to an English estate. But Cora’s story w... more
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I love the Transatlantic podcast! Thank you for your informative and thoughtful analysis of a subject which should have been tackled a long time ago. Kudos for taking a challenging history on and doing it right.
I just love the way Fin and Damian make me feel as if I’m sitting at a table having a chat with them about the Irish American experience. I’ve always been hesitant to lean into my Irish origins because I don’t feel like I have the right to claim Irish ancestry since it’s now been three generations and my family has lost virtually all connection to Irish culture. It’s part of me though and Fin and Damian have allowed me to learn, honor and even investigate my own families transatlantic journey wh... more
I have listened to every Irish History Podcast by Fin Dwyer. While his podcast is carefully produced in an historical narrative form, Transatlantic takes a conversational approach with two history experts. It's highly informative and enjoyable. I never miss an episode.
A fantastic podcast series from this duo. I’ve found every episode fascinating and Fin and Damian’s enthusiasm for the topics being discussed really stands out and makes listening all the more enjoyable.
I enjoyed Season 1 very much - Fin and Damian proved very informed, likable, and skilled in exposing facets of the Transatlantic journey of the Irish. Well worth the journey! Bhain mé an-taitneamh as Séasúr 1 - bhí Fin agus Damian an-eolach, sothuigthe agus oilte ar ghnéithe de thuras Trasatlantach na nÉireannach a nochtadh. Is fiú an turas!
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This podcast offers insightful explorations of the profound and intricate relationships between Ireland and the United States, delving into historical narratives that span over a millennium. Through a blend of academic rigor and engaging conversation, the hosts discuss pivotal events and personalities that have shaped the Irish-American identity. Noteworthy topics include the experiences of Irish immigrants during pivotal moments like the Great Famine, the contributions of Irish individuals in the Civil War, and the broader implications of Irish heritage in American culture. The blend of personal stories with historical analysis provides listeners with a deeper understanding of how Irish and American histories intertwine, making it an inval... more
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