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Band of Brothers at Arlington video
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Scott and Jenn paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor the real-life heroes of Easy Company, featured in the book and miniseries Band of Brothers. They explore the lives and service of five Easy Company veterans buried at Arlington, offering insights into the inaccuracies surrounding Albert Blythe's portrayal in the miniseries, and highlighting the contributions of Lt. Col. Robert Strayer, Arthur 'Art' Moserall, Forrest Guth, and Amos 'Buck' Taylor.
They go on to delve into each veteran's history, their actions during World War II, and the impact they had both during and after the war. The episode serves as both a tribute to these courageous men and a reflection on the lasting bonds of camaraderie forged in combat. The storytelling is enriched by insights into historical facts, personal anecdotes from the soldiers, and the significance of their final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery.
00:00 Intro
00:56 Honoring the Heroes of Easy Company at Arlington
01:59 Band of Brothers buried in Arlington National Cemetery
04:59 Deep Dive into Albert Blithe's True Story
09:05 Dick Winters on Albert Blithe
16:57 Exploring the Leadership and Legacy of Robert Strayer
25:20 Uncovering the Lesser-Known Easy Company Soldiers
27:14 Forrest Guth: The Engineer and Marksman
33:31 Remembering Tech Sergeant Amos Buck Taylor
39:18 Easy Company's Legacy
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This podcast episode, hosted by Scott and his historian wife, Jen, takes a deep dive into the infamous Hatfield-McCoy feud, an emblematic saga of conflict between two families post-Civil War.
We begin by invoking the atmosphere of tension in the air, referencing notable figures such as Devil Anse Hatfield and Randolph McCoy, and suggesting a dispute over a pig as the feud's catalyst. The episode details our journey to Pikeville, Kentucky. We share experiences from our travels, including an encounter with a Hatfield descendant, and offer insights into the historical context of the feud, its escalation from minor disputes to violent encounters, and its significance in American folklore.
The episode also touches on the portrayal of the feud in media, with mentions of a Miniseries starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton, and concludes with reflections on the feud's legacy, including efforts towards reconciliation and its continued cultural impact.
0:00 Hatfields McCoys
00:10 Intro
01:36 Talk With History: Introduction
02:10 Exploring Hatfield & McCoy Country
02:38 The Visitor Center: Starting Point for Exploration
04:23 Famous Faces from Pikeville: Chris Stapleton and More
06:49 Meeting a real-life Hatfield
08:18 Background of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud
10:25 The Feud's Origins: Civil War Tensions
13:38 The Spark of the Feud: Asa Harmon McCoy's Death
20:02 The Pig Trial: A Dispute Escalates
22:46 Justice and Retribution: The Hog Trial Cabin
24:48 The Escalation of the Feud
25:45 A Forbidden Romance Sparks Further Conflict
29:46 The Feud Intensifies: Election Day Violence
38:22 A Turning Point: The New Year's Massacre
42:11 The Aftermath and Legacy of the Feud
42:38 Modern Reconciliation and Historical Sites
47:38 Reflections on the Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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John Wayne was in over 160 movies...we give you the best of the best.
Jenn is a Historian, Veteran, and grew up on these movies...Scott hadn't seen 9 of the 10 until now.
Video version of this podcast
Did we get the list right?
Intro: 0:00
#10: 4:11
#9: 9:37
#8: 13:58
#7: 19:31
#6: 26:06
#5: 33:47
#4: 40:50
#3: 48:19
#2: 55:12
#1: 1:00:03
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In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jenn explore the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Harriet Tubman, the celebrated conductor of the Underground Railroad. They discuss their visit to the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historic Park in Dorchester County, Maryland, which includes stops at Tubman's birthplace, the Visitor Center with its enlightening exhibits and artifacts, and other significant locations tied to Tubman's life.
The episode delves into Tubman's early years, her brave actions leading others to freedom through the Underground Railroad, and her significant contributions during the Civil War as a spy, nurse, and leader. The hosts also highlight Tubman's deep religious faith, her injuries and the resulting visions that inspired her, and her later life activities, including her involvement in the suffrage movement. This episode aims to inspire listeners with Tubman's courage, resilience, and dedication to freedom and justice.
Video from Harriet Tubman Museum and Birthplace
0:00 Harriet Tubman
00:13 Welcome to Talk With History
00:40 Diving Into Harriet Tubman's Legacy
01:47 Exploring the Underground Railroad and Tubman's Early Life
05:14 The Significance of Family and Freedom in Tubman's Life
08:46 Born 1822
17:15 Harriet Leaves
18:55 Understanding the Underground Railroad
26:24 Harriet Tubman: A Renaissance Woman
28:01 Harriet Tubman's Impact on History
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In this episode of 'Talk with History', hosts Scott and Jenn explore the critical yet often overlooked roles women played during the Battle of Gettysburg and the broader Civil War. Focusing on exceptional individuals such as Elizabeth Thorn and Jenny Wade, the hosts delve into stories of courage and determination where women, beyond being caretakers, acted as soldiers, spies, and more.
Elizabeth Thorn, highlighted for her bravery in burying over a hundred soldiers while six months pregnant, and Jenny Wade, known as the only civilian casualty of the battle, are showcased for their extraordinary contributions. This podcast episode recounts their sacrifices and sheds light on the countless other women whose resilience and contributions have shaped historical narratives.
Elizabeth Thorn video
Jennie Wade video
0:00 Women of Gettysburg
00:20 Introduction
01:39 Journey to Gettysburg: The Unsung Heroines
03:01 Elizabeth Thorne: The Caretaker's Courage
13:32 Jenny Wade: The Tragic Tale of a Civilian
20:50 Women Warriors: Hidden Soldiers of Gettysburg
23:28 Reflecting on the Bravery of Women in the Civil War
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Scott and Jenn were guests on the Cover Down podcast...run by a Veteran support organization called Guardians of the Purple Heart.
We discuss the profound impact of history on both an individual and societal level, featuring discussions with Scott and Jen from the Walk with History YouTube channel, and insights into the Guardians of the Purple Heart organization. It covers the inception and significance of the Purple Heart Medal, personal ties to history, and the importance of preserving historical narratives.
We explore our desire to visit and share stories of historical sites worldwide, from ancient temples in India to the landscapes of Europe.
This is an overall interesting AND fun interview that all history fans are sure to enjoy.
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00:00 The Significance of the Purple Heart Medal
01:02 Guardians of the Purple Heart: Making a Difference
01:41 Diving into History with the Cover Down Podcast
02:10 Exploring the Depths of History and Its Impact
02:38 The Personal Journey into History with Scott and Jen
05:45 Unveiling the Fascination with History and Its Heroes
13:58 The Art of Storytelling in History
15:24 Exploring Personal Connections to History
25:43 The Power of Narrative History Telling
36:56 John Wayne and the Influence of Military Service on Storytelling
43:43 Paying Tribute through Military and Historical Stories
44:08 Sharing Medal of Honor Stories
45:35 Favorite Pizza Debate: Pineapple or Not?
47:50 The Power of Evergreen Content
50:38 Exploring the History of the Purple Heart
53:12 Doc Holliday and the Wild West
56:56 Genealogy and Personal History Connections
01:00:29 Launching 'History or Die' Merchandise
01:04:19 Dream Destinations for History Episodes
01:16:00 Reflecting on the Conversation and Future Plans
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