The History Things Podcast

History Things Podcast
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The History Things Podcast

A conversational approach to interpreting history. Hosts Patrick and Matt aim to connect you to some of your favorite stories from the past as well as ones you might not have ever heard before! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & YouTube at @TheHistoryThingsPodcast

  1. HÁ 4 DIAS

    HTP EP 87: *SUPRISE* Christmas Truce 1914 w/Matt Borders

    Send us a textSurprise! The ACTUAL swans song! Our friend Matt Borders has departed the show… As a parting treat though, he dishes up our ne last history story that ties into the spirit of the holidays. The Christmas Truce of 1914, a shred of humanity during the darkening days of the First World War. The Truce has become so steeped in legend that it takes on an almost mythical perspective. During the war need articles and letters where written about it. Between the two world wars&nb...

    1h34min

  2. 20 DE DEZ.

    HTP EP 88: 2024 Year End/Matt’s Swan Song

    Send us a textIt’s the end of the year again, which means it’s the end of the season… our 5th season! And while it is customary for us to take a look back at the years work we have put out, this year we will also be looking back at 5 years of doing the podcast, because this years edition of our Year In Review, will also be the last time Co-Host Matt Borders joins us. After 5 years behind the microphone, Matt will be stepping away from the show, and instead of mourning the departure of su...

    1h18min

  3. 9 DE DEZ.

    HTP EP 85: The Romney Expedition 1861/62 Pt. Two w/Rob Ambrose

    Send us a textThought the guys were done with the Bath-Romney Campaign? Not on your life! Once again, join Pat, Matt and their guest, Rob Ambrose, as they discuss one of the lesser known campaigns of the war. Rob picks up the tale right at the beginning of 1862, and runs the guys through the mud, snow and sleet of this campaign. How do these conditions wear on the men involved? How do the famous, and soon to be famous, names of this campaign handle it and how does this mountainous fighti...

    3h12min

  4. 2 DE DEZ.

    HTP EP 84: The Romney Expedition 1861/62 Pt. One w/Rob Ambrose

    Send us a textThe guys have Rob Ambrose back in studio! This time we are getting a two part episode about the early years of the Civil War out in Rob's neck of the woods, the Bath Romney Campaign! This often overlooked campaign in the winter of 1861-1862 saw some of the already rising stars of both the United States and Confederate armies, including Thomas J. Jackson, George McClellan, William Loring and Frederick Lander. How these men, and their forces operate during this campaign will ...

    2h25min

  5. 29 DE NOV.

    HTP EP 83: **LIVE - 24hrs On The Ridge** Gettysburg 1869 w/Codie East

    Send us a textNow for something completely different! The guys are back in Gettysburg with friend of the show Codie Eash, but this time, for the first time, they recorded the show live! That's right, as part of the Seminary Ridge Museum's 24 Hours on the Ridge fundraiser event, the History Things Podcast was invited to host a live recording!Through the great work or Producer Parker, the War Department Studio was set up in the Seminary Ridge Museum where Codie took the guys through the vi...

    1h26min

  6. 4 DE NOV.

    HTP EP 82: USCT’s In The Department Of The South w/Rich Condon

    Send us a textJoining Pat and Matt in the War Department Studio is former Reconstruction National Historic site ranger, Rich Condon! Rich is a brilliant researcher and storyteller who has studied the Department of the South, and specifically it's United States Colored Troops in depth. Rich shares his research with the guys on the formation of the Department of the South, early attempts at Emancipation and the raising of African American troops in the department. How these early efforts p...

    2h8min

  7. 28 DE OUT.

    HTP EP 81: A Quest For Bones: Macabre Souvenirs Of The American Civil War w/Dr. JimBroomall

    Send us a textHappy Halloween from the History Things Podcast! For this Halloween special the guys have brought in friend of the show and former director of the George Tyler Moore Civil War Center at Shepherd University, Dr. James Broomall! Dr. Broomall specializes in the lives and material culture of the people of the Civil War era. For this spooky season he has brought the guys some truly macabre research on the use of bones and other battlefield debris as souvenirs. Who was collecting...

    1h55min

  8. 30 DE SET.

    HTP EP 80: Connecting To History Through Music Vol. 3 “Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald” w/Producer Parker Russell

    Send us a textIt's time for another look at history through the lens of music! While not one of Matt's strong suits, Pat had brought in some backup with show producer Parker!Parker gives the guys a dive into the development and performance of "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot. This classic folk rock story was developed very quickly following the tragic loss of the freighter in 1975 and was an instant classic. That doesn't mean that it was cast in stone however. The...

    1h57min
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A conversational approach to interpreting history. Hosts Patrick and Matt aim to connect you to some of your favorite stories from the past as well as ones you might not have ever heard before! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & YouTube at @TheHistoryThingsPodcast

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  • Criado por
    History Things Podcast
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2024
  • Episódios
    89
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2024 The History Things Podcast
  • Site do podcast
    The History Things Podcast

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