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The Iraq War came about following a moment of crisis – September 11th, 2001. In real-time, the world watched our leaders react and made deci...
Hello everyone! Starting January 6th Brady will now be the host of Dispatches: The Podcast of the American Revolution. Tune in now for the l...
While the British army occupied Philadelphia, the insurgent General George Washington was determined to starve it of supplies. Lead by Patri...
In 1877 America was in peril. As Federal troops struggled to maintain order in the South and defend the rights of freed African-Americans, l...
On the eve of the American Revolution, the northeast prepared for war. After both claiming much of modern northeastern Pennsylvania, Connect...
In 1778 the true brutal nature of the American Revolution was revealed when Iroquois warriors and Loyalist rangers attacked the Patriot sett...
On July 2nd, 1863 the battle for Lee's left flank was on. While the Army of the Potomac and Army of Northern Virginia tangled at Gettysburg,...
In 1779 George Washington launched what would be his most successful campaign of the entire American Revolution: the destruction of Iroquoia...
In 1754 the armies of New France descended upon the North American frontier. After building a series of forts connecting the Great Lakes to...
In 1756 the French Empire allied with the disaffected warriors of the Ohio Country. As the Seven Years' War began, these Mingo, Delaware, an...
In early August 1763, British North America was under siege. Following their great victory during the Seven Years' War, the Crown was rocked...
On July 1st, 1863 Confederate General JEB Stuart launched a bold attack on the Pennsylvania city of Carlisle. Unbeknownst to "The Last Caval...
In 1758, British General John Forbes began his march on the French Fort Duquesne. Along the way he built several forts and posts, but none w...
In 1765 armed rebels surrounded a British fort in the backcountry of Pennsylvania. Led by James Smith, the men opened fire on Fort Loudoun a...
On July 3rd, 1754 George Washington and his men made a stand in the backwoods of the Ohio Country. Surrounded by French soldiers, the young...
After the Washington's defeat at the Battle of Brandywine, the Continental Army had one last chance to save the city of Philadelphia. Led by...
In 1763 the peaceable kingdom of Pennsylvania was torn apart by violence. In response to the brutal raids of Indian wars from the west, Scot...
Just one day before the Battle of Antietam, the Allegheny Arsenal exploded. Primarily operated by young women on the homefront, a black powd...
In 1754, a young George Washington recieved his first taste of battle in the wilds of the western backcountry. Fighting alongside Indian all...
In the summer of 1892 the workers of the Homestead Steel Works and security forces hired by Carnegie Steel went to war. Known as a watershed...
In 1863 Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia invaded Pennsylvania. On June 30th, 1863 Confederate Lt. General Albert G. Jenkins and Uni...
On September 11th, 1777 George Washington's Continental Army was all that stood between Philadelphia and the British Army. Understanding tha...
Known as a bastion of independence on the American frontier, the Scots-Irish city of Hannastown was considered a vital target of Pro-British...
In the decade after the American Revolution farmers on the western frontier rose up in rebellion against the new federal government. Believi...
In 1844 the city of Philadelphia exploded into violence and chaos. With recent Irish immigrants coming to America by the tens of thousands e...
In July of 1863 the Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia attempted to escape Pennsylvania after their defeat at Gettysburg. Moving thro...
On September 11th 2001, United Flight 93 out of Newark, NJ was hijacked by four Al-Qaeda terrorists. After the World Trade Center and Pentag...
On July 30th, 1864 a Confederate force under the command of Brigadier General John McCausland captured the city of Chambersburg, PA. A year...
From September to November of 1777, the British Navy besieged the Patriot post of Fort Mifflin. As the British fully occupied the city of Ph...
On June 28th, 1863 as Confederate forces marched toward Gettysburg, they first tried to cross the Susquehanna River. To do so, rebels under...
In 1813 the paltry American navy squared off with the British navy on the Great Lakes. Lead by Oliver Hazard Perry, the Battle of Lake Erie...
Welcome to the WARTIME PODCAST NETWORK! On this episode we discuss the JEB Stuart and the Battle of Hanover, a rare example of urban cavalry...
In 1811 America's largest slave rebellion occurred in the new territory of Louisiana. Skillfully timed and ultra-violent, the rebellion was...
In 1811 the dream of a unified Indian republic died at Tippecanoe. From a young age the Shawnee warrior Tecumseh fought for a destiny disrup...
On this special emergency episode of WARTIME we discuss the removal of Confederate statues and monuments. We detail their history, meaning,...
From 1791 to 1804, the enslaved peoples of the Caribbean’s richest island rebelled for their freedom. Led by a former enslaved man turned su...
In 1798 the American nation was embroiled in partisan conflict. With total control of the government, President John Adams and his Federalis...
Just ten years after the American Revolution, the frontier was once again raising arms. Buried in debt, Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilto...
Just three years after the American Revolution, rebellion stirred once more in Massachusetts. When state debts become too great, state offic...
By the 1740’s, the city of New York was the second largest slaveholding city in North America. Since its earliest days as a cultural melting...
A full five years before the American Revolution, backcountry farmers in North Carolina took up arms. While often grouped in with the later...
Following the expedition of Vitus Bering in 1741, the Russian Empire planted its flag firmly in North America. With riches in mind, traders...
In the summer of 1680 a revolution swept through the deserts of Spanish New Mexico. Led by the fabled Popé, the Pueblo Revolt saw native war...
A century before the American Revolution, a sweeping Indian rebellion sent New England reeling. Led by Metacom, known locally as King Philli...
One hundred years ago this week America was gripped in fear and panic. In a span of two weeks, five people were attacked and four were kille...
On this episode we answer your questions and give away free books. From politics to history to films, Wartime holds nothing back!
Less than a year after the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom, American soldiers were fighting house to house in the city of Fallujah. Known a...
On July 30th, 1864 a Confederate force under the command of Brigadier General John McCausland captured the city of Chambersburg, PA. A year...
In June of 1876, on the eve of America’s 100th birthday, two armies went to war. Led by the war chief Sitting Bull, the peoples of the Great...
In 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With the incursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Country raided and...