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Strange, introspective, radical, achieving, protesting, scoffing. These words could all be used in TIME magazine's Men and Women of The Year...
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Today's political debates, particularly on cable news, talk radio and blog comments can be limiting. In this podcast, Bruce Carlson applies as much history as possible to the politics of tod...

Strange, introspective, radical, achieving, protesting, scoffing. These words could all be used in TIME magazine's Men and Women of The Year...

It's oft said that Washington refused a crown. With Richard Lim of This American President, we get real about this topic. His book Refusing...

In our final episode, we look at a few historic media that truly sought to tell readers not just the news, but what the news was. From Benne...

A talk with Listener Jerry Spencer about Coxey's Army, which marched to DC during a depression in the 1890's. And also about how Hearst and...

In the past 100 years, over 80% of the first term midterms went badly for Presidents, and their party lost seats. But in a few cases they di...

We've talked about who owns media, who writes it. Now will talk about the debates about what is in it? This episode is about bias in the new...

"To the victor goes the spoils" True of government jobs after a 19th century election. Also true of newspapers. Much of the spoils system pe...

First rule is: Nobody talks about Giggle Club. Second. When he says no pencils, it's no pencils. Third. Get a buddy. Fourth. Don't take it s...

Press has power. Can it be too much? Or is it needed to offset governmental power? We look at some interesting, powerful, and at times probl...

TV technology arrives on the scene half press and half novelty. Politicians learn they can bring messages on at times that won't be critique...

The Battle of Chancellorsville. The Union has got the Confederates in their sights. But not for long. All the while, a reporter named Whitel...

Eisenhower gets irritated. Lincoln finds a friend. Theodore Roosevelt seeks the truth at lunch. Madison sees talent. Greeley won't miss his...

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Does Protest work? Maybe, with other steps & factors. Looking at the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Freedom Summer, Mothers of the Disappeared and...

A now forgotten incident about an attempt to have a second hostage crisis during the Carter administration, only narrowly averted by heroic...

Stories of Presidential inflation fighting and fund-raising that seem to have a similar ring to today's events, in this episode. Nixon's pla...

In 1917, the most prominent spokesperson for African Americans, W.E.B. DuBois, shocked many when he threw his support behind enthusiastic an...

The history behind a rebellion against a state of the new United States, why it happened, its impact on our Constitution, and what it means...

As the name says, a bunch of stories from books and clippings. We are part of Airwave Media Network Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/mhcbuyp...

A.B. Farquhar would go on to be an advisor to President Cleveland and run his successful non consecutive re election campaign. But prior to...