Home Brew History

Historian James Taub joins Joey and Bo to discuss the role the United States played in the First World War. Covering everything from the war itself to how it is remembered, this one has something for everyone!

The guys finish up their discussion of some of the most dominant myths that have hijacked history. Thanks to our great listeners that contributed and look out for a third installment!

Bo and Joey expand the Boohickey segment in this listener driven episode of Home Brew. Hear some of the myths the guys are busting, how YOU can help the Home Brew Crew, and much, much more.

Joey and Bo sit down with the hysterical historian himself, the Pub Landlord, Al Murray to discuss some of the biggest moments in the 20th century and some of the biggest "meanwhiles" too. Have a laugh and a listen!

Historian and great friend of the show Jenny Grant joins the guys to talk about the Polish effort in the Second World War. Hear how the Poles took to the skies in fighters, jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, set sail on the high seas, and generally fought like hell!

Historian and student Hugh Goffinet joins the guys to talk about the role that African American men played in the USCTs during the Civil War. Be sure to follow Hugh and keep up with his latest work!

Katja Hoyer joins Bo and Joey to talk about her new book Blood and Iron and give the guys a lesson on the unification of Germany. Be sure to pick up a copy of this fantastic historian's new book, out now (but take a raincheck on the Ham Beer)!

Olivia Smith is back on Home Brew joining Bo to talk about a few very fascinating women throughout ancient and medieval history. Always a blast to have our friends in company!

Bo and special guest host Martin K.A. Morgan sit down with Brian Domitrovich to talk about some of the most underrated soldiers of the Second World War. Sit back and relax as the guys talk about Chemical Mortar Battalions, anti-tank systems, and oh yes, the PIAT makes an appearance.

For this episode, Bo and Joey discuss the recent events at the U.S. Capitol and talk about the rise in anti-Semitism around the world. In this episode, you'll hear from Holocaust Survivor and author of By Chance Alone, Max Eisen.