The Daily Rewind

History Talks with Garrett
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Welcome to The Daily Rewind, each day we rewind back in time as we take a closer look at events in history that shaped our world

  1. Sep 11

    Remembering the attacks of September 11

    Today on The Daily Rewind, we remember September 11, 2001. Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and aboard Flight 93. We look back at the timeline of that morning, the lives lost, the bravery of first responders and ordinary Americans, and a day that forever changed the United States and the world. But September 11 also carries other chapters of history. In today’s episode, we take time to explore additional events connected to this date while giving the events of 9/11 the time and respect they deserve. This is not just a look back at history. It is a moment to remember the people behind it.

  2. Sep 10

    The Sewing Machine & The World’s Largest Experiment | September 10

    What happened on September 10th in history? Today on The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore some of the moments that helped shape our world. 🧵 In 1846, Elias Howe received a U.S. patent for his revolutionary sewing machine, helping transform how clothing would eventually be produced. ⚛️ Then, in 2008, scientists successfully circulated the first proton beam through the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator. From an invention that changed everyday life to an experiment designed to uncover some of the deepest mysteries of the universe, September 10th has plenty of history to rewind. 🎙️ The Daily Rewind — where we rewind the clock and take a look at what happened on this day in history. Follow us on social media: @thedailyrewindpod #TheDailyRewind #OnThisDay #History #September10 #HistoryPodcast

  3. Sep 8

    Ford Pardons Nixon l September 8

    On this episode of the daily rewind Garrett is talking about Ford Pardoning Nixon after the fallout from Watergate scandal and a devastating hurricane hitting Galveston

  4. Sep 7

    The Birth of Uncle Sam & America’s First Submarine Attack | September 7

    What happened on September 7th in history? Today on The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore some of the biggest moments connected to this date. 🇺🇸 1813: “Uncle Sam” becomes associated with the United States in print—but the story behind America’s famous national symbol may be more complicated than you think. ⚓ 1776: During the American Revolution, the Turtle attempts an attack on the British warship HMS Eagle, marking the first documented use of a submarine in warfare. We’ll also look at the history of Labor Day, Brazil declaring independence from Portugal in 1822, the beginning of the Blitz in 1940, and the 1996 shooting of Tupac Shakur. 🎙️ The Daily Rewind — rewinding the clock and exploring what happened on this day in history. Subscribe and follow for a new trip through history. #TheDailyRewind #OnThisDay #History #UncleSam #LaborDay

  5. Sep 1

    Hitler Invades Poland l September 1

    In today’s episode of The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore several major events connected to this date—including the death of King Louis XIV, Aaron Burr’s acquittal on treason charges, Germany’s invasion of Poland at the beginning of World War II, and the discovery of the Titanic wreckage. Join Garrett as we look back at the people, decisions, and discoveries that made September 1 an unforgettable day in history. Subscribe for a new journey through history, and follow us on social media: @thedailyrewindpod #TheDailyRewind #OnThisDay #HistoryPodcast #TodayInHistory #September1

  6. Jul 27

    The Daily Rewind | July 28: The End of the Reign of Terror, the 14th Amendment & the Start of World War I

    What happened on July 28 in history? Join The Daily Rewind as we rewind the clock and explore some of the most significant events that shaped the world. In today's episode:🇬🇧 1540 – Thomas Cromwell is executed after falling out with King Henry VIII, marking the dramatic end of one of England's most influential political figures. 🇫🇷 1794 – Maximilien Robespierre is guillotined, bringing the Reign of Terror to an end and changing the course of the French Revolution. 🇺🇸 1868 – The 14th Amendment is officially adopted, granting citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States and laying the foundation for future civil rights protections. 🌍 1914 – Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, setting off the chain of events that would become World War I. Every day, we look back at the people, events, and moments that changed history—one day at a time. 📅 New episodes every day! 👍 If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share so you never miss another day in history.

  7. Jul 20

    🌕 One Giant Leap & the Plot to Kill Hitler | July 20 in History

    On July 20, 1969, humanity took one giant leap as Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the Moon. But July 20 also marks another dramatic moment in history—the 1944 assassination attempt that nearly killed Adolf Hitler and triggered a failed coup against the Nazi regime. In this episode of The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore: 🌕 The Apollo 11 Moon landing and the Space Race that made it possible💥 The July 20 Plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler and what happened after it failed🤝 The 1654 treaty that strengthened relations between England and Portugal and helped shape one of Europe’s oldest alliances From the surface of the Moon to a secret plot that could have changed the course of World War II, discover the people, decisions, and events that made July 20 a remarkable day in history. 🎙️ Follow The Daily Rewind for more fascinating stories from history, one day at a time. #OnThisDay #History #Apollo11 #MoonLanding #WWII

  8. Jun 29

    June 29 in History: Shakespeare's Globe Burns, USA Stuns England & NASA Makes History

    📜 June 29 in History | Shakespeare's Globe Burns, USA Stuns England & NASA Makes History What happened on June 29? In today's episode of The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore some of the most fascinating events that took place on this day in history. In this episode:🎭 1613: Shakespeare's famous Globe Theatre is destroyed by fire during a performance of Henry VIII.🚀 1995: The United States Space Shuttle docks with the Russian space station Mir, marking a major milestone in international space cooperation and paving the way for the International Space Station.⚽ 1950: The United States pulls off one of the greatest upsets in sports history by defeating England 1–0 in the FIFA World Cup, a match forever remembered as the "Miracle on Green."🏆 1958: Pelé leads Brazil to its first FIFA World Cup championship, launching one of the greatest careers in soccer history.🛥️ 1994: The United States reopens Guantánamo Bay Naval Base to process thousands of Haitian and Cuban refugees during a major migration crisis. Whether you love history, sports, space exploration, or world events, there's something new to discover every day. 👍 If you enjoyed today's episode, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss another journey through history. Which event surprised you the most? Let me know in the comments! #TodayInHistory #HistoryTalks #AmericanHistory #WorldHistory #Shakespeare #WorldCup #NASA #HistoryChannel

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Welcome to The Daily Rewind, each day we rewind back in time as we take a closer look at events in history that shaped our world

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  • Creator
    History Talks with Garrett
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    39
  • Rating
    Clean
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