Conservative Historian

Send us a textThis is a scary podcast. Ghouls, Ghosts and Goblins? No, far more frightening. Santos, McCarthy, Gaetz and Boebert.  We talk about the history of the House of Representatives. Take a listen, if you dare! (cue evil laugh)

Send us a textDoes the US have strong allies?  We look at Ming China and World War I, among others, to learn the  answer.  

Send us a textTrump's record is now 1-4 in elections.  Yet a hard rump of the GOP still supports him including evangelicals.  How did a twice divorced, four time bankrupt, philanderer come to dominate one of the two political parties in the US.  We provide our thoughts. 

Send us a textWe look to Michelangelo, Mozart, and JFK to give us some insight as to why people gave so much of their money to 30-year-old "wunderkind" Sam Bankman-Fried. 

Send us a textNot content with owning education, entertainment and the media, the left moves onto business.  Learn more in this special Conservative Business segment.  

Send us a textHaving a politician fight for you is good, and having one who can win is great.  But what does winning actually look like?  We compare Jackson, Grant and Donald Trump to explore the differences.  

Send us a textWe have lost a great historian with the death of Thomas Cahill.  We discuss his books and why his work was so compelling.  

Send us a textWe look at Cultural Appropriation, try to define it, and go back to the Norse and the Romans to see where it might exist.  

Send us a textA society is shaped by our popular stories.  We look at stories ranging from Beowulf to the Hindu Gita.  We also note the progressive takeover of our most popular stories to shape culture in their desired image.  

Send us a textEvery election now comes prepackaged with hyperbole about its importance.  We look back to a time, the midterms of 1894, in which the scope of politics was changed.