
A history podcast dedicated to exploring the origins, development, and evolution of the political systems of the United States.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistorySociety & Culture | |||

In the aftermath of Shays' Rebellion, everybody had to decide the next move, as eyes turned to that May 1787 meeting in Philadelphia.
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Tensions over the mounting debt crisis explode in Western Massachusetts into open rebellion.
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A meeting in Annapolis over questions of commerce would begin to lay the foundation for the future Constitutional Convention.
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As the nation deals with a financial crisis, its ability to control its western lands is drawn into question.
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In general, I really like this podcast. It’s a detailed history of the United States and doesn’t leave anything out. It’s unbiased and well-written. My main criticism is that the detail is too granular. The number of episodes spent on King Philip’s War, Bacon’s Rebellion, and Pennsylvania renders excruciating detail. There is so much to cover in US history, and I imagine a lot of historians, writers, and podcasters get bogged down in that “so much to cover” so much so that they lose perspective ... more
“In June of 1622 Thomqs Weston quit the pilgrims…” my gawd man you are funny!
I’ve been craving a chronological history of the US. This is it. Look no further. Not sugar coated, real. No biases. Just the good stuff. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Your labor is not in vain!
This is a good overview of American history. The host brings quite a bit of lesser known historical information to the table and it’s fascinating
A couple things- episodes every other week so it’s taken 5 years to get from Jamestown to almost the Declaration of Independence
- being picky here but Holland is a province within the Netherlands- the words Holland and the Netherlands are NOT interchangeable
- he doesn’t pronounce T’s…Puritans sound like Puradens
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This podcast is easy to understand and is a trove of information. Wonderful stuff for anyone interested in history.
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This series provides an in-depth exploration of the political history of the United States, emphasizing key events, figures, and ideologies that have shaped the nation's governance. Through detailed examinations of significant uprisings, constitutional challenges, and the implications of major treaties, the content seeks to illuminate the complexities and nuances of American political development over the centuries. The host offers a balanced perspective, ensuring that historical narratives are devoid of heavy bias while engaging with critical social dynamics influencing the political landscape.
Listeners can expect a methodical focus on pivotal moments in U.S. history, such as the Revolutionary War, the formation of governmental structure... more
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