The American History Podcast

Send us a textIn this episode we introduce one of the most controversial of all American presidents, Andrew Jackson. We look at his life, his exploits as a general, and the election of 1824. Support the show

Send us a textA brief episode looking at the rise of the so-called “New Democracy” of the early 19th century. Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode we discuss the ideological roots of the American empire as well as a couple of examples of American imperialism which took place in the early 19th century. Support the show

Send us a textA short crash course episode covering the Missouri Compromise. Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode we cover the legacy of Jefferson and Madison as well as the War of 1812. Support the show

Send us a textA Short look at the “Era of Good Feelings” with a focus on Henry Clay’s “American System” and the Panic of 1819. Support the show

Send us a textOverview of season two, in which our topic is the war between the United States and Mexico. Support the show

Send us a textHello, and welcome to the American history podcast episode 8: Bonus Episode, The Vietnam War. First, let me apologize for having been gone for about two months. If you are a regular listener at this time (it is 2017) you know I’ve not released an episode since early October. There are two major reasons for my absence. First, I changed schools and, indeed, moved to a school in an entirely different school district. This change was a long time in coming. I’d been unhappy with the leadership at my previous school for at least a year. While a year isn’t all that long, the amount of change was just too much, and I felt it was time to get out. Lucky for me, I have friends in other districts all over the city and a couple of them really helped me out.The second reason I’ve been gone for two months is that my oldest dog, Chuck, passed away in early November after a 10-day illness. He was 13.5 and the light of our lives. I had planned on recording an episode on October 31st and releasing it the next day, but that was when Chuck was ill so I was unable to do so. He then passed away on November 7 and I was a mess, so recording was out of the question. So hopefully we can now get back on track. On with the show! Support the show

Send us a textToday we discuss the road to the revolution. Support the show

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