The Revisionist History Podcast

Sometimes, great literature comes from horrific beginnings. In today's episode, we look at four authors whose work was shaped by their service in some of the bloodiest wars in history.

In today's episode we will set the historical record straight about a man who has been grossly misrepresented and unfairly libeled in the decades since he helped save hundreds of thousands of Jews from certain death at the hands of the Nazis: Pope Pius XII.

In today's Sundays with the Saints episode, we meet a man who was a French priest, war hero, and dedicated servant of the orphans of Paris.

I typically don’t do in-depth reviews of movies here, but after having finally watched the 2019 film "The Two Popes" on Netflix, I have to put down my thoughts about this fascinating, frustrating, and seriously revisionist film.

In today's episode, we take on a myth that somehow still persists despite being debunked numerous times: the claim that Polish cavalry units charged German tanks during the invasion of Poland in World War II.

We're only a day from Easter, which makes it the perfect time to look at the actual historical facts behind the founding of some of the major Christian denominations. It may be a huge eye-opener for some of you, but then history always is.

With his coronation only one month away, today we look at why King Charles III of England is called the Defender of the Faith.

For too long, documentaries have been labeled by most people as being boring. That is definitely not the case with the ten we look at in today's episode.

Today's episode looks at how political correctness has invaded our study of history and the consequences of allowing it to go unchallenged.

Today's episode is about something all of us should be doing: reading history. We'll be talking about why you should be reading history (in both nonfiction and fiction), how to do it in a way that broadens your horizons rather than narrowing them, and why it's more fun than you ever imagined.