
A podcast where rookie historians bring you the Canadian history you should know
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationHistory | ||||

The Eastern Front has fallen so all eyes are on the Western Front. The Germans are pushing hard to break through the lines and the Canadians are resting and raiding.
This episode we’re talking about the wonderful, brave, good boys and girls that went to war without a choice. No not conscripts but animals!
With the war raging on in Europe, a national crisis was brewing on the Homefront. The call for conscription was not a mere question of duty, but a direct challenge to the Quebecois and their values. Meanwhile, the women of Canada are facing their own... more
The mud had taken it's toll but the men could finally call Passchendaele a success, or at least they could call it finished
The opening battle begins at Pilckem Ridge, with the British II and V Army, and the French First Army charge to capture the dreaded Ypres Salient. Pocked with craters and shell holes, no-man's land on the Salient had become a graveyard of all that ha... more
An update on the world activities that affect our Canadians was very necessary so we'll talk about the Russian Revolution, a bit about Marxism and the French. Our old frenemy Sam Hughes is back and our boys get started at Passchendaele in 1917.
In part two of our podcast covering the Battle of Vimy Ridge, we explore the new technologies and strategies employed by the Canadians in their preparation for battle. Then given a tight deadline to achieve their objectives, the Canadians emerge from... more
In November 1916, the Canadian 4th Division is moved from the Somme to Vimy, a ridge overlooking the Douai plain located in the Pas-de-Calais region of France, to rejoin the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Divisions. For the first time, all four divisions would pr... more
Just found the podcast and what a joy it was to listen to Canadian history. A GREAT BIG ThANKS to all who try to educate us on our own history. Great job, hope you are continuing in 2023…
I loved listening to the first episode of this ‘rookie’ historian podcast. I love how easy it is to listen to and learn from - I’m looking forward to learning more in episode two!!
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