Letters From Our Founding Fathers

This podcast for many reasons is the most important one to listen to. As stated in a podcast episode aside from the word of god this is the most important thing to spend your time learning about. Not only will you be spiritually fed but morally and your sense of national pride. This country has and until its demise will be the most important thing to uphold aside from the word of god. God, family constitution, country, in that order. God bless you Roman keep up the good work

Hello, Roman I hope things are well with you. I have been looking forward to your next episode eagerly and, while it has been some time since your last episode, if memory serves you had mentioned some health issues in the past as well as some heavy workloads, professionally. My hope is that it is the workload that has kept you from recording new episodes recently and that it is not due to health concerns. If it is the latter, please know that there are those in the world who are praying for you in hope that you are able to return to your microphone and further bless your listeners with your insightful, and somewhat fiery, explanations of the various ideas you find in the letters written by the great men who set this republic in motion. Take care and we hope to hear from you again soon…and I’m ok with the shouting. :-)

Roman, I like you, find many areas of my life that I was not prepared for (the land mines). I came across your podcast once I started to realize how far our country and my city (New York City) had fallen from its founding. My wife and I have 4 kids, and I’m working on a civics segment for their homeschooling curriculum. Thanks for everything you do, I will be incorporating much of what I learn on your podcast into their lessons. Ps I made it to the end of the Random events episode.

Dear Mr. Roman, Thank you for your time and effort into such an important matter as to our most fundamental aspects in history; into a world envisioned by possibly the most brilliant minds we could imagine and their patronage. I have been committed to your podcast for a year, perhaps more; as time just goes along so quickly. I really never thought of myself as anyone whom might have interests in history. You have convinced me that I am not only interested, but that it is my duty to know and study it more than I have ever done. It’s been an incredible journey. One that has taken me to other States constitutions, (I cannot leave out my own States Constitution)to even traveling farther into early Greek and Roman life. (Not so much with Roman life as I tell others, I’m about 50 years behind where I should be (I am 55). Your clear readings and insightful knowledge has been easy to follow, entertaining, fulfilling and as I can imagine John Adams saying; Virtuous. Your humble listener, Christopher (from Missouri)