Apple Podcast：Walk With History Podcast 節目

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4 天前

Elvis Has Left the Building: The Untold Story of His Final Resting Place

🎙️ Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 42, prompting a wave of mourning from fans and friends alike. Scott and Jen delve into the circumstances surrounding his death, the initial burial at Forest Hill Cemetery, and the decision to later move his remains to Graceland. They explore the significance of Elvis's connection to Memphis, including his mother Gladys's resting place and the impact of his sudden passing on the community and his fans. Listeners will hear about the chaos during his funeral, the emotional tributes from fans, and the eventual relocation to Graceland for security and legacy preservation. Join them as they navigate the poignant history behind Elvis's burial and the enduring influence he continues to have on music and culture. 🎥 Video of Elvis Presley's original gravesite 📍 Google Maps links to Gladys and Elvis Presley's original resting places Links referenced in this episode: talkwithhistory.comthehistoryroadtrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

4 天前

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23 分鐘
9月16日

Exploring the Famous Graves of Paris France

🎙️ Scott and Jenn discuss Jenn's visit to the famous Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France. They explore the final resting places of iconic figures such as Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Olivia de Havilland, and Edith Piaf, sharing historical insights and personal anecdotes. 🎥 Famous Graves in Paris 📍Pere Lachaise Cemetery Support us at TheHistoryRoadTrip.com 00:00 Introduction 00:17 Membership Announcement 01:18 Introducing 'History After Dark' 03:11 Exploring Père Lachaise Cemetery 05:12 Jim Morrison's Grave 14:20 Oscar Wilde's Grave 20:03 Olivia de Havilland's Grave 25:42 Edith Piaf's Grave 31:28 Final Thoughts ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

9月16日

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29 分鐘
9月9日

The Fight for Shiloh: Confederate Fury and Union Resolve

🎙️ The Battle of Shiloh, a critical engagement in the American Civil War, is the focal point of this episode as Scott and Jen recount their exploration of the battlefield and the events that transpired on April 6 and 7, 1862. This episode begins with a vivid description of the calm before the storm, as Union troops were caught off guard by a surprise attack from Confederate forces. The podcast captures the intensity of the conflict, illustrating how the once peaceful landscape turned into a scene of chaos and carnage. Listeners are taken through the initial moments of the battle, where the Union soldiers, many still waking from sleep, faced a relentless assault that tested their resolve and preparedness. As the battle raged on, the episode pays particular attention to the strategic decisions made by Union General Grant and the Confederate leadership. The Hornet's Nest emerges as a symbol of resistance, where Union soldiers fought valiantly to hold their ground against overwhelming odds. Scott and Jen highlight the duality of the battle's name—known as Shiloh by the Confederates and Pittsburgh Landing by the Union—reflecting the broader themes of perspective and storytelling in history. Their visit to the military park serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of war, with discussions around the staggering number of casualties and the emotional weight of the battlefield. Importantly, the podcast does not shy away from examining the implications of the battle for both sides. The arrival of reinforcements for the Union on the second day shifted the momentum and marked the beginning of a counteroffensive that would ultimately lead to a Union victory. This decisive moment not only preserved Grant's army but also set the stage for future conflicts in the war. Scott and Jen's engaging dialogue weaves together historical analysis, personal anecdotes from their visit, and reflections on the lessons learned from Shiloh, making it clear that this battle was not just a military engagement but a significant turning point that would resonate throughout the Civil War and beyond. The episode concludes with a call to remember the sacrifices made and the lessons learned from one of the bloodiest battles in American history. 🎥 Victory at Shiloh (from the battlefield) 📍Shiloh National Military Park 00:00 Shiloh 00:03 The Battle of Shiloh Begins 04:07 Introduction to Talk With History 04:26 Discussing the Significance of Shiloh 05:09 Union and Confederate Strategies 07:04 The Duality of Shiloh and Pittsburgh Landing 09:04 Grant and Sherman's Tactical Movements 12:00 Confederate Offensive and Union Defense 17:06 The Hornet's Nest: A Legendary Defense 18:20 The Hornet's Nest: Wallace's Stand 20:09 Confederate Exhaustion and Beauregard's Blunder 21:24 Union Reinforcements Arrive 22:08 Grant's Determination and the 6 AM Offensive 23:23 Sherman's Close Calls and Johnston's Death 25:04 Nathan Bedford Forrest's Daring Escape 27:53 The Aftermath of Shiloh 29:21 Reflecting on the Battle's Legacy 31:47 Shiloh Ends ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

9月9日

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36 分鐘
10月28日

The Birth of the Zombie Genre: 'Night of the Living Dead' Explained

🎙️ "Night of the Living Dead" stands as a genre-defining moment in film history, and Scott and Jenn dive deep into its fascinating backstory. They explore how this groundbreaking zombie movie not only changed the horror landscape but also reflected societal issues of its time. The hosts share their experiences visiting the iconic Evans City cemetery, where the film was shot, adding a personal touch to their discussion. With witty banter and engaging insights, they examine the film's lasting impact on pop culture and the horror genre. Join them for a lively conversation that blends history, nostalgia, and a bit of humor, all centered around this cinematic classic. 🎥 Video from Evans City Cemetery 💀 Google Map to Evans City Cemetery Takeaways: The discussion highlights how the film's groundbreaking elements redefined the zombie genre forever. Listeners learn about filming locations, including the eerie Evans City cemetery. The episode explores the themes of societal collapse presented in the film and their relevance today. Jenn emphasizes the importance of understanding the historical context behind the making of the movie. ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

10月28日

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22 分鐘
8月27日

Why Lafayette is buried next to a mass grave in Paris

🎙️ Explore the compelling story of the young Marquis de Lafayette, a French aristocrat who defied his family and the French court to join the American Revolution. Discover how his passion for liberty led him to become a pivotal figure in both the American and French revolutions. This episode of 'Talk with History' delves into Lafayette's historic journey, his deep connection with Benjamin Franklin, and his enduring legacy, culminating in the discovery of his and his wife's grave in the Picpus Cemetery in Paris. Hosts Scott and Jenn provide a deep dive into the historical significance of Lafayette's life and adventures, and the ongoing efforts to honor his memory, including the 200th anniversary reenactment of his return to America. 🎙️Reviewing Napoleon with a World-Famous Napoleon Reenactor 🎥 Video from Lafayette's gravesite 📸 Mark Schneider Instagram 📍 Picpus Cemetery, France 00:00 The Spark of Revolution: Lafayette's Inspiration 02:29 Podcast Introduction and Listener Engagement 04:16 Lafayette's Return to America: 200th Anniversary 05:15 Finding Lafayette's Grave in Paris 10:38 The Reign of Terror and Its Victims 13:32 Lafayette's Imprisonment and Adrien's Struggle 14:14 The Hidden Cemetery: Picpus 20:26 Lafayette's Legacy and Final Resting Place 27:29 Lafayette survives the Reign of Terror ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

8月27日

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31 分鐘
10月21日

Memphis Belle: A Journey Through History and Legend

🎙️ Join hosts Scott and Jenn on Talk With History as they dive deep into the iconic story of the Memphis Belle, a B-17 Flying Fortress that became a symbol of perseverance during World War II. Discover the inspiration behind the aircraft's name, inspired by Margaret Polk and cultural icons like Betty Grable, and hear about the personal bravery and camaraderie of its crew as they completed 25 perilous missions. The episode explores the Memphis Belle's post-war journey, including pilot Robert Morgan's engagement to Margaret Polk, their war bond tour to boost morale, and the lasting legacy of the aircraft and its crew. Enjoy fascinating historical anecdotes, the cultural impact of the Memphis Belle, and the tribute sites in Memphis, Tennessee, honoring this legendary aircraft and its stories of heroism. 🎥 Memphis Locations of the Memphis Belle 📍 Veteran's Plaza at Overton Park ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

10月21日

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28 分鐘
7月29日

History of Utah Beach and How it Got it's Name

🎙️ Comment on this episode This episode of 'Talk With History' delves into the Allied strategies leading up to the D-Day invasion, focusing on the decision to target Normandy over Calais. Hosts Scott and Jen explore key historical insights, recounting the meticulous planning of Operation Overlord and Neptune, Eisenhower's pivotal role, and the execution of the assault on Utah Beach. The episode also highlights personal connections and offers listeners resources for visiting significant WWII sites, including memorials, museums, and the history behind their naming. 00:00 A Difficult Decision 02:28 Intro 04:45 Utah Beach 13:33 The Importance of the Airborne 14:49 Utah Beach Memorials 19:18 Utah Beach Today 21:23 How Utah Beach got its Name 23:02 The Night Before ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

7月29日

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26 分鐘
8月19日

Little Bighorn Lone Survivor

🎙️ Scott recounts a memorable visit to the Little Bighorn Battlefield in Montana. The story unfolds with dramatic recollections from the historic Battle of Little Bighorn, particularly focusing on the lone survivor found on the battlefield. Scott shares the awe-inspiring plains of Montana, unexpected encounters, and a detailed history of the survivor's life and legacy at Fort Riley. Comment on this episode ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

8月19日

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8 分鐘
9月30日

Exploring Vicksburg: Monuments, Memories, and Ironclad Ships

🎙️ Scott and Jenn take listeners on a journey through the pivotal Siege of Vicksburg, often referred to as the 'key' to the Civil War. Through their engaging banter, they delve deep into the historical significance of Vicksburg, emphasizing its strategic location along the Mississippi River and its role in splitting the Confederacy. They discuss President Lincoln's remarks that highlighted Vicksburg's importance, comparing it to Gettysburg, and how control of this city was crucial for Union victory. The episode paints a vivid picture of the siege itself, spanning from May 18 to July 4, 1863, where General Grant's forces encircled the city, leading to a grueling 47-day standoff with Confederate forces. Listeners are taken through the tactical decisions made by Confederate General Pemberton, the challenges faced during the siege, and the eventual Union triumph that marked a turning point in the war. The narrative shifts to the battlefield's current state, where Scott and Jen share their personal experiences exploring the Vicksburg National Military Park. They highlight the impressive monuments that commemorate the soldiers who fought there, the unique dynamics of brother versus brother that characterized the conflict in border states, and the emotional weight of seeing the Illinois monument dedicated to Union soldiers. The couple's enthusiasm for the park's history is palpable, encouraging listeners to appreciate the stories behind the monuments and the lessons from this crucial chapter in American history. They also touch on the visitor experience, making it clear that Vicksburg offers a comprehensive and educational environment for all ages, with opportunities for families to engage with the past in a meaningful way. The episode is a comprehensive guide for anyone planning a visit to this historic site. 🎥 Video from the Battlefield 🎙️ Historic Vicksburg: Beyond the Battlefield 🎥 City of Vicksburg historic sites to see 📍Locations around the city 00:00 Vicksburg battlefield 01:32 Overview of Vicksburg's Historical Significance 04:03 The Siege of Vicksburg: Key Events and Strategies 09:43 Exploring the Vicksburg Battlefield 17:14 The USS Cairo and Other Notable Monuments 24:54 Jefferson Davis Statue 26:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

9月30日

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31 分鐘
9月23日

Vicksburg History Beyond the Battlefield

🎙️ Hosts Scott and Jennifer dive into the fascinating history of Vicksburg, Mississippi. The discussion starts with the town's founding by Newitt Vick in the early 19th century, its rapid growth as a river port, and its significant role during the Civil War. Highlights include Vicksburg's distinction as the first place where Coca-Cola was bottled, the origin of the teddy bear nickname from Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip, and the devastating Sultana steamboat disaster. The episode also touches on lesser-known yet intriguing historic sites like the Anchuca mansion and McRaven house, along with modern attractions such as the Vicksburg waterfront murals and the Coca-Cola Museum. 🎥 Traveling to Vicksburg video 🎥 Inside the Civil War Confederate White House 🎥 Jefferson Davis prison cell 📍 Historic Vicksburg Map Locations 00:00 The Vision of Newt Vick: Founding of Vicksburg 01:36 Introduction to Talk with History Podcast 01:54 Listener Shoutouts and Podcast Growth 02:23 Exploring Vicksburg: Beyond the Battlefield 03:18 Discovering Downtown Vicksburg 05:03 Historical Murals and Teddy Roosevelt's Bear Hunt 07:42 The Sultana Disaster: A Forgotten Tragedy 10:30 Jefferson Davis and His Vicksburg Connection 14:16 Haunted Vicksburg: The McRaven House 16:56 Coca-Cola's Bottling History in Vicksburg 19:09 Additional Attractions and Final Thoughts 21:31 Conclusion: Vicksburg's Rich Historical Tapestry ------------------------------------------------------- ⬇️ Help us keep the show going and explore history with us! ⬇️ 🧳 Get free travel resources in your inbox. TheHistoryRoadTrip.com ------------------------------------------------------- 📧 contact: talkwithhistory@gmail.com

9月23日

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24 分鐘

Podcasts for the curious, the explorers, and the history lovers out there! Born from the success of the Walk With History YouTube channel. - The Talk With History podcast goes deeper into the heavily researched videos that started it all and built the foundations of this community. - Idiot's Guide to Podcasting is for anyone looking to start a podcast and they have no idea where to start. Scott helps his brother start a podcast from scratch and talks about all the lessons he learned the hard way with Talk with History.

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Elvis Has Left the Building: The Untold Story of His Final Resting Place

Exploring the Famous Graves of Paris France

The Fight for Shiloh: Confederate Fury and Union Resolve

The Birth of the Zombie Genre: 'Night of the Living Dead' Explained

Why Lafayette is buried next to a mass grave in Paris

Memphis Belle: A Journey Through History and Legend

History of Utah Beach and How it Got it's Name

Little Bighorn Lone Survivor

Exploring Vicksburg: Monuments, Memories, and Ironclad Ships

Vicksburg History Beyond the Battlefield

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