471 episodes
The Civil War & Reconstruction Richard Youngdahl
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- History
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4.7 • 23 Ratings
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A history podcast in which Rich & Tracy weave together a chronological narrative of the Civil War era. Visit us at www.civilwarpodcast.org
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#456- MAKING MISSISSIPPI HOWL: Sherman's Meridian Raid (Part the First)
In which we look at Sherman's raid on Meridian, Mississippi, in February 1864.
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#455- THE GREAT ESCAPE
In which we look at the mass escape from Libby Prison in Richmond in February 1864.
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#454- PRISONERS OF WAR
In which we look at the experience of POWs during the Civil War.
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#453- "EVERY MAN STOOD AT HIS POST AND DID HIS DUTY": The Destruction of USS Underwriter
In which we look at the Confederate attack on USS Underwriter at New Bern, North Carolina, on February 2, 1864.
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#452- ANNA E DICKINSON AND "THE PERILS OF THE HOUR"
In which we look at the life of Anna E Dickinson and her address on Capitol Hill in January 1864.
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#451- TEN DOLLARS A MONTH
In which we look at the pay inequality between black and white soldiers in the Federal armies.
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Customer Reviews
Great Civil War podcast
A great podcast for anyone interested in the Civil War. Offers a very ambitious level of detail on a broad variety of subjects, in accessible short episodes. The storytelling is wrapped in a laid back yet respectful ambiance. Great feature of a weekly book tip at the end of each show. Personal favorite.
Hmmm
Their political profiles are very good, but their fatal flaw is spreading the battles over soooo many episodes!!!!!
Consultant
Very entertaining and interesting podcast. Latest episode Siege of Washington is the best one yet. Amazing story about the union regiments marching through Baltimore.