In today's episode we wade into an event so misunderstood and intentionally misrepresented that almost everyone today accepts the falsehoods as fact. Let's correct that by taking an honest look at the Spanish Inquisition.

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The Alamo. The place and what happened there in 1836 is known around the world. In today's episode we'll separate the fact from the fiction of what you've heard over the years; I think there will be at least a few surprises.

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June was a rough month, especially with the coronovirus spiking again, so I want to start July with something fun. Thus, in today's episode I present 5 cool facts about the greatest American author ever: Ernest Hemingway.

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In today's episode we take a brief look at one of the shortest wars in American history: the Spanish-American War.

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In today's epsisode we are separating fact from fiction about an historical figure most of us know best from the novel "The Three Musketeers," or at least its film versions: Cardinal Richelieu.

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It is rare that movies about historical events get the actual history right, but there are exceptions. Today we look at five films that got history right, and were highly entertaining as well.

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On today's episode we'll be discussing the literary ambulance drivers of World War I. If you've never heard about these courageous volunteers who became some of the best-known authors of the 20th century, some of the names may surprise you.

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In today's episode I offer five books everyone should read as they seek to understand history. Some you may recognize, and some you may never have heard of, but all are worth your time.

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In today's episode we look at what you might not immediately consider a source for great content about history: YouTube.

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Welcome to History Every Day, a daily podcast exploring all things history, from what happened on this day in history to the historical figures who shaped our world to the oddities that make history so interesting.

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