I’m enjoying the approach to topics, and storytelling, that looks at a broader cultural and practical context for the Revolutionary War. I wish the episodes came out a little quicker but I appreciate the care being put in.

For those interested in the formation of our nation, this podcast is an incredible resource. Very informative and presented in an engaging format, it’s easy to listen to and gives amazing detail and background of the events leading up to the American Revolution.

Takes a very deep dive into the history of the American Revolution, highlighting the stories of many different people. Great commentary by some of the best professional historians out there. Great production values.

Jim is a phenomenal narrator and the editing, sounds, and immersive feeling are all superb. Great for listening while cooking, cleaning, or going on walks. Like all good podcasts, this one brings up a million wonders and new questions to go explore about American history.

This podcast is one of my favorite history podcasts of all time. So well done, greatly researched, and engrossing. I grew up on unceded Seneca lands and have visited many of the forts mentioned in the early episodes so this telling really brought that history alive. Highly recommend!

This story of the Revolution is not the one you got in high school - and that’s a good thing. It’s far more complex, colorful, and interesting than a list of facts and dates. The global revolution is the one we should all know!

My teenage son and I love listening to this podcast. Well-researched and well-narrated, with voices from different cultural backgrounds to give you a sense of how diverse early America was. Highly recommend for history enthusiasts!

Hope there will be more. I was truly enjoying this podcast.

Are there only going to be four episodes? An excellent historical background that I don’t recall learning much about in school as a kid. Impressed by the idea that Britain was the second great multinational corporation behind the Catholic Church. And it gives interesting perspective into the origins of the second amendment of our constitution.

Really engaging podcast! I appreciate getting the context of the battles and conflicts, especially the diplomatic challenges between the Indigenous and European peoples.