The Revisionist History Podcast

For this Saturday's episode, we're back at the movies. This time, we're looking at 15 great historical films from the glorious 1960s that everyone should see.

Debunking five urban legends believed by Generation X kids in the '70s and '80s, including the death of Mikey from the Life Cereal Commercial and the ghost in 'Three Men and a Baby'. Also discusses the alleged curse of the 'Poltergeist' series and the satanic message in 'Stairway to Heaven' by Led Zeppelin.

People today love to lament the lack of civility between our politicians, as if it's a new phenomenon. But is it? In today's Throwback Thursday episode, we set that record straight as we head into another election season.

When you're considered the "Father of the Nation," it's inevitable that some myths will spring up about you. Such is the case with George Washington, so let's debunk a few.

Today's Tuesday Book Review looks at a biography of a man from a period of English history few know about, written by one of the great novelists of the 20th century.

Today's "Sundays with the Saints" episode looks at the first US citizen canonized by the Catholic Church and the patron saint of immigrants. Let's meet St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, better known as Mother Cabrini.

This podcast challenges the historical revisions in the Broadway musical 'Hamilton', exploring the inaccuracies in the portrayal of a love triangle. It also delves into three specific historical inaccuracies in the musical and clarifies the real cause of the infamous Hamilton-Burr duel. Additionally, it introduces Spotify for Podcasters and discusses monetization opportunities through ads and subscriptions.

Debunking myths surrounding the legendary writer William Shakespeare, including the belief that he didn't write his own works, exploring conspiracy theories, his education, and the lack of biographical information. The hosts encourage listeners to give Shakespeare another chance

Censorship has ramped up in our school libraries recently. In today's episode, we look at the fact that these censors have learned nothing from the history of past attempts to censor what we read and listen to.

I've talked before on this podcast about the importance of reading history. In today's episode, I offer five books I think everyone should read as they seek to understand true history. Some you may recognize, and some you may never have heard of, but all are worth your time.