

Conservative Historian
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History is too important to be left to the left. The Conservative Historian provides history governed by conservative principles. It is comprehensively researched but also entertainingly presented in a way accessible to history or non history buffs.
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Oct 20, 2020 • 24min
Patrisse Cullors vs. Shelby Steele - A Tale of Two African American Voices
Send us a textPatrisse Cullors, co-founder of BLM, just signed a big deal with Warner Media to produce original content. Shelby Steele, a prominent, conservative author, and his son Eli, had their new documentary about Michael Brown cancelled by Amazon. This is the tale of black voices in America today.

Oct 16, 2020 • 21min
The Post Presidential Money Grab
Send us a textJefferson and Madison died in poverty. Barring a timely loan, John Adams might have faced the same fate. There are questions today about Joe Biden's family making money in corrupt fashion but for Post Presidents, there is no need to cross ethical lines. There are a myriad of legal ways to make vast amounts of money all in the light of day. Learn more on this podcast.

Oct 13, 2020 • 17min
The Pyramids, the Taj Mahal, and Social Security
Send us a textFourth Dynasty Egypt was the preeminent nation of its age, then they spent their resources on the pyramids. The Moguls towered over India, then Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal. By contrast the Persians and Romans built roads and bridges. So what is 21st Century America spending on today? Buildings? Infrastructure? Or something else? Learn more in this podcast.

Oct 9, 2020 • 24min
Lamentations of Our Times
Send us a textAccording to the Left and much of our media, we must lament the scourges of systematic racism, disease, and hunger in America. But how do these lamentations compare with the facts, both of today, and of history? Learn more in this podcast.

Oct 8, 2020 • 13min
Dr. Seuss and the College Experience
Send us a textThe Sneetches was not just a parable about race, but about status signaling. Yertel the Turtle was not just about totalitarianism but about arrogance. What can these stories teach us about the college experience? Learn more here.

Oct 7, 2020 • 16min
Joe Biden, Henry Wallace, the election of 1944, and Kamala Harris
Send us a textIn 1944, Franklin Roosevelt dumped VP Henry Wallace from the ticket. Why? That was the last time that a person running for president knew they would not finish their term. The progressive Wallace was dumped for the stalwart Harry S Truman. 2020 could be such as year because Joe Biden will not finish his term making the choice of Harris all the more important.

Oct 5, 2020 • 53min
The Supreme Court of United States: Selected History
Send us a textThirty years ago David Souter, nominated by a Republican president, won confirmation by a vote of 90-9. Amy Coney Barret will be lucky to get 53 votes. What has happened in the past 30 years, and over the course of the history of our Republic, that has changed in regard to SOTUS.

Sep 18, 2020 • 27min
Reason for Being: The People’s Party and the BLM Organization
Send us a textWhat happens to BLM when police reform is achieved? What about Fair Fight, Cut 50 and Know Your Rights Camp? Is the reason for being to achieve racial equality or to perpetuate its own existence? The People's Party existed for about eight years then went away. But that will not happen with BLM. To learn more, listen in.

Sep 11, 2020 • 25min
Joe Biden and the Potemkin Campaign
Send us a textDid Grigory Potemkin really build fake villages to fool his empress (and lover)? Whether he did or did not the term Potemkin Villages has come to mean a facade put in place of something real. Joe Biden is the Potemkin candidate and his managers are running a Potemkin campaign. Learn more in this podcast.

Sep 9, 2020 • 18min
The Maginot Line and American Politics
Send us a textThe construction of the Maginot Line was the best military decision of of 1914. Unfortunately it was built 20 years later. We like to use history to help us inform our decisions but we often are fighting the last battle, not the present one. The election dates of 1968, 1972 and 2016 are batted about in regard to 2020. Why is this wrong? Learn more in this podcast.