Description: For a time in late 2019, early 2020 impeachment was all the talk about social media and town. As of a bit later in 2020, impeachment has taken a back seat due to other events, but the impeachment of a President of the United States is never a small thing. This was especially so in the early 1970’s during the Watergate controversy involving President Richard Nixon. Our guest today, Donald Stinson had a front row seat to all of these events as a teenage employee at the White House. Let’s hear about Don’s unique experiences and view point. Don will help us see if Hollywood Hates History with two films, Frost Nixon and Nixon.

 

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Donald Stinson

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Title: Gettysburg with James Early and Sean McIver Part 4

 

Description: Gettysburg was an epic battle of the US Civil war and the 1993 movie titled Gettysburg is nearly as epic. This is the canonical movie for the battle and the war. What was true and what was embellished from actually events? Civil War aficionados and podcasters Sean McIver of the Come and Take It Texas History Podcast and Professor James Early of many collaborations on the History Unplugged Podcast will guide us through this key battle.

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Professor James Early

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Sean McIver

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Title: Gettysburg with James Early and Sean McIver Part 3

 

Description: Gettysburg was an epic battle of the US Civil war and the 1993 movie titled Gettysburg is nearly as epic. This is the canonical movie for the battle and the war. What was true and what was embellished from actually events? Civil War aficionados and podcasters Sean McIver of the Come and Take It Texas History Podcast and Professor James Early of many collaborations on the History Unplugged Podcast will guide us through this key battle.

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Professor James Early

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https://www.historyonthenet.com/

 

Sean McIver

http://brainstaple.com/

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Title: Gettysburg with James Early and Sean McIver Part 2

 

Description: Gettysburg was an epic battle of the US Civil war and the 1993 movie titled Gettysburg is nearly as epic. This is the canonical movie for the battle and the war. What was true and what was embellished from actually events? Civil War aficionados and podcasters Sean McIver of the Come and Take It Texas History Podcast and Professor James Early of many collaborations on the History Unplugged Podcast will guide us through this key battle.

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Learn More About our Guest:

 

Professor James Early

https://www.facebook.com/groups/887419261386444/

https://www.historyonthenet.com/

 

Sean McIver

http://brainstaple.com/

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Title: HHH Quo Vadis with the Partial Historians

 

Description: Drs and Radford and Greenfield of the Partial Historians podcast love movies. When we talked about having a collaboration episode for my other podcast, The History of the Papacy, they suggested the 1951 drama Quo Vadis. This is a spectacular movie and kicked off a whole genre a over the top epics. Will Hollywood hate or love history today?

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The Partial Historians Podcast

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Hollywood Hates History: Conqueror (1956)

 

Description:  The next few movies Scott and I will talk about have at least one common theme, they all involve John Wayne in one way or another. John Wayne either really loved history or truly hated it and wanted to punish it. Whatever John Wayne felt, he had a talent for turning any era of history into a great Western. Today Scott and I (and of course you) have to decide whether John Wayne respected the tradition of Genghis Khan or if he shot it full of flaming fire arrows. Today, Scott is going to defend the 1956 classic: The Conqueror starring John Wayne.

 

 

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Scott Rank of The History Unplugged Podcast

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Title: Hollywood Hates History: The Scarlet Letter (1995)

Description:  Every so often, Hollywood gets a movie based on a historical event and piece of literature absolutely perfect. The producers really get the tone and big ideas of a novel and the historical events the novel depicted. It is a tough job. I wish we had a movie like that today, but we 100 percent don’t. The Scarlet Letter from 1995 stars Demi Moore and Gary Oldman and tries to bring the seminal American novel “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne to the silver screen. Let’s see if Hollywood Hates History today.

 

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Scott Rank of The History Unplugged Podcast

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Title: Amistad with Jerry Landry

Description: Today we are joined by Jerry Landry of the Harrison and Presidencies of the United State Podcast to discuss the movie Amistad. This is a powerful movie, which really captures political and cultural situation of the early 19th century in the United States.

 

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Jerry Landry of the Presidencies of the United States and Harrison Podcasts:

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Agoraphobia III

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Title: Jamestown with Sarah Tanksalvala  

Description: Today we talk about the story of Jamestown through the 2005 Colin Farrell movie “A New World.” We look at how the Jamestown colony nearly failed and many challenges the colonists faced and their relations with the native people of the land.

 

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Sarah Tanksalvala of the American History Podcast

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Title: Kingdom of Heaven with Scott Rank

Description: What were the Crusades? That is a very big question. The movie Kingdom of Heaven tackled many themes of the Crusades. I’m joined by Professor Scott Rank of the History Unplugged podcast. We will tackle the movie The Kingdom of Heaven to discuss the real background and history of the Crusades.

 

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