Emerging Revolutionary War

Billy Griffith, Phill Greenwalt, Rob Orrison, and Mark Maloy discuss many of the winter encampments of the Revolutionary War such as Valley Forge, Morristown, and Newburgh.

Mark Maloy, Roger Williams, Larry Kidder, and David Price discuss what is often referred to as the Ten Crucial Days: December 25, 1776 - January 3, 1777 when George Washington and the Continental Army snatched victory from the jaws of defeat and saved the cause of the United States.

Mark Maloy interviews noted Washington historian and scholar Dr. Peter Henriques about his new book, "First and Always: A New Portrait of George Washington."

Rob Orrison, Phill Greenwalt, Billy Griffith, and Mark Maloy sit down to answer listener generated questions.  Questions include: Who is the most overrated officer in the war? What are the best historic sites related to the Revolution?

Rob Orrison and Mark Maloy interview Eric Sterner about his new book: "Anatomy of a Massacre: The Destruction of Gnadenhutten, 1782" about the massacre of American Indians in Ohio during the Revolutionary War.

Rob Orrison, Kirby Smith, Drew Gruber, and Michael Moore discuss the events of the 1781 Virginia campaign, including the Battle of the Hook, the Battle of Green Spring, and Siege of Yorktown.

Billy Griffith talks with historian and author Christian McBurney about his new book "George Washington's Nemesis" and the interesting life and career of General Charles Lee.

Rob Orrison, Phill Greenwalt, and Vanessa Smiley discuss a major turning point of the Revolutionary War: the Battle of Kings Mountain, fought on October 7, 1780.

Phill Greenwalt and Mark Maloy discuss the Battle of Germantown (fought on October 4, 1777) with historian and author Michael Harris.

Rob Orrison, Travis Shaw, and Nate Stalvey discuss the history of one of the prominent heroes of the Revolutionary War: Daniel Morgan.  Born in New Jersey but living in Virginia at the time of the war, this French and Indian War veteran played major roles at Quebec, Saratoga, and Cowpens.