1865

When the situation below the Mason Dixon takes a turn for the worst, President Grant declares martial law, determined to stamp out the KKK.

1865 is an Airship production.

Starring James Black as Ulysses S Grant, with a special appearance by Jeremy Schwartz as Edwin M Stanton.

Also featuring:

Chris Salazar

Jason Douglas

Ashley Wood

Kelly Jenrette 

Kurt Rhoads

Dr. Raymond Christian 

Christopher Murney

Blake Hackler

Charlie Campbell

Robert McCollum

Sydney James Harcourt

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Written by Steven Walters 

Directed by Steven Walters and Robert McCollum

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham and Steven Walters

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla and Robert McCollum

Consulting Producer: Jonathan Norton

Sound Design by Derek Behrens and Lindsay Graham

Music by Lindsay Graham

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In Episode 6, after Captain Williams’ murder, President Grant sends the K Troop cavalry to investigate the crime and take on the local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.

In this Inside the Episode bonus feature, hear co-executive producer Robert McCollum interview the creators Steven Walters and Erik Archilla about the true history behind the podcast. With special guest Dr. Raymond Christian.

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In the wake of Captain Williams’ murder, President Grant sends the K Troop cavalry to investigate the crime and take on the local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.

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Starring James Black as Ulysses S Grant.

Also featuring:

Liz Mikel

Sydney James Harcourt

Kelly Jenrette 

Kurt Rhoads

Ashley Wood

Jason Douglas

William Jackson Harper

Matt Gray

Chris Salazar

Dr Raymond Christian 

Charlie Campbell

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Written by Steven Walters 

Directed by Robert McCollum and Steven Walters

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham and Steven Walters

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla and Robert McCollum

Consulting Producer: Jonathan Norton

Music by Lindsay Graham

Audio editing by Mollie Baack

Sound Design by Derek Behrens and Lindsay Graham

To find out more about 1865, go to 1865podcast.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

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In Episode 5, President Grant pushes Congress for the power to protect the Freedmen's right to vote and to help install Joseph Rainey, the first black man elected to the House. Grant gets help from a black militia leader named Captain Jim Williams. 

In this Inside the Episode bonus feature, hear co-executive producer Robert McCollum interview creators Steven Walters and Erik Archilla about the true history behind the podcast, with special guest Dr Raymond Christian.

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President Grant pushes congress for the power to protect the Freedmen's right to vote and to help install Joseph Rainey, the first black man elected to the House. He gets help from a black militia leader named Captain Jim Williams. 

1865 is an Airship production. Support this show to get early, ad-free access to episodes and more.

Starring James Black as Ulysses S Grant.

Also featuring:

William Jackson Harper

Sydney James Harcourt

Francois Battiste

Kelly Jenrette 

Jason Douglas

Christopher Murney

Kurt Rhoades

Dr. Raymond Christian 

Charlie Campbell

Matt Gray

Ashley Wood

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Written by Steven Walters 

Directed by Steven Walters and Robert McCollum

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham and Steven Walters

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla and Robert McCollum

Consulting Producer: Jonathan Norton

Music by Lindsay Graham

Audio editing by Mollie Baack

Sound Design by Derek Behrens and Lindsay Graham

To find out more about 1865, go to 1865podcast.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

And if you like this show, please support it. Become a patron at Patreon.com/1865podcast.

New episodes air weekly, and look for special “Inside the Episode” interviews with the writers and producers of the series to find out more about the real history behind 1865.

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In Episode 4, Edwin Stanton fights for his place at the table, as President Grant strives to keep the peace. 

In this Inside the Episode bonus feature, hear co-executive producer Robert McCollum interview the creators Steven Walters and Erik Archilla about the true history behind the podcast.

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Listener note: this episode contains offensive racial language. Please be advised.

In the wake of a failed assassination attempt, Edwin Stanton fights for his place at the table, as President-Elect Grant strives to keep the peace. 

1865 is an Airship production.

Starring Jeremy Schwartz as Edwin Stanton and James Black as Ulysses S Grant.

Also featuring:

Chris Salazar

Jason Douglas

Joel Ferrel

R Bruce Elliot

Blake Hackler

Christopher Murney

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Written by Steven Walters 

Directed by Steven Walters and Robert McCollum

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham and Steven Walters

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla and Robert McCollum

Consulting Producer: Jonathan Norton

Music by Lindsay Graham.

Audio editing by Mollie Baack.

Sound Design by Derek Behrens and Lindsay Graham.

To find out more about 1865, go to 1865podcast.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

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At the end of episode three, Ulysses S. Grant decided to run as the Republican nominee for president in the 1868 election. Coming up in episode four, Grant is inaugurated.

But there is some important history in between. This week, we’re going to fill in those gaps with an episode from another podcast. Hosted by executive producer Lindsay Graham, American Elections: Wicked Game is an in-depth look at all 59 U.S. presidential elections. 

In 1868, while Andrew Johnson went on an early and norm-breaking campaign tour to promote his reelection, he was not ultimately chosen to lead the Democratic ticket. Instead, it was Horatio Seymour of New York that went head-to-head with Grant.

But the battle lines were the same: was the country to remain a “white man’s government,” as Seymour promised it would, or could Grant take back the reins of Reconstruction, and lead a broken nation to healing through equity?

Please enjoy Episode 21 from the podcast American Elections: Wicked Game: 1868, Seymour vs Grant: The Rise of the General.

1865 returns with episode four next week.

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In the last of our three prologue episodes, Stanton sets out to convince Grant to stand as a candidate in the upcoming 1868 election.

In this Inside the Episode bonus feature, hear co-executive producer Robert McCollum interview the creators Steven Walters and Erik Archilla about the true history behind the podcast.

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Listener note: this episode contains offensive racial language. Please be advised.

Stanton convinces General Grant to stand as a candidate in the election of 1868 and wage war against the KKK.

1865 is an Airship production. Support this show to get early, ad-free access to episodes and more.

Starring Jeremy Schwartz as Edwin Stanton and James Black as Ulysses S Grant.

Also featuring:

David Charles

R Bruce Elliot

Blake Hackler

Chris Salazar

Jordan Cruz

Josh Bangle

Eric Jon Rolon

Joel Ferrell

John Tyson

Robert McCollum

J Michael Tatum

Created by Steven Walters and Erik Archilla

Written and directed by Steven Walters

Executive Producer: Lindsay Graham and Steven Walters

Co-executive Producers: Erik Archilla and Robert McCollum

Music by Lindsay Graham.

Audio editing by Mollie Baack.

Sound Design by Derek Behrens and Lindsay Graham.

To find out more about 1865, go to 1865podcast.com, or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

And if you like this show, please support it. Become a patron at Patreon.com/1865podcast.

New episodes air weekly, and look for special “Inside the Episode” interviews with the writers and producers of the series to find out more about the real history behind 1865.

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