Darin and Mare of the Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast joined Bo and Joey to discuss the preservation of Civil War battlefields. Home Brew History and Civil War Breakfast Club are also teamed up for a fundraiser benefitting the Battle of Franklin Trust and helping to raise money to support reclamation efforts in Franklin, TN. The winner will receive an incredible gift basket courtesy of both podcasts. Link to donate below:
https://boft.org/general-donations

Bo and Joey talk about the famous 379th Infantry Regiment, the "Harlem Hellfighters."

Bo and Joey chat about the role of the Soviet Union's most famous, or infamous, groups of pilots- the female aviators that made up the Night Witches!

On August 29, 2021 Hurricane Ida made landfall on south Louisiana causing widespread damage and devastation to entire towns and cities. Here at Home Brew History, Bo and Joey would like to invite you to donate to The Cajun Navy, a non-profit, all volunteer rescue group. For more, visit: http://cajunrelief.org/donate

Bo and Joey talk about field artillery in the American Civil War on this week's episode!

Historian Tom Harper Kelly joins Bo and Joey to discuss one the most controversial soldier memoirs of the Second World War and historiography in military history. This one is ripe with Boohickey!

Historian Catherine Grace Katz joins Bo and Joey for a fascinating discussion about her incredible, dare we say, groundbreaking book- The Daughters of Yalta.

Joey and Bo discuss the July Crisis and the lead up to the outbreak of the First World War! Kick off your time shoes, grab a mint julip, and an avocado toast and enjoy!

That's right! Bo and Joey are back in the saddle again! Hear what the Home Brew History gang has been up to since they went on a month long hiatus. Get caught up, because Home Brew is back!

WW2TV's Paul Woodadge joins Bo and Joey for the Home Brew Season Finale to discuss the evolution of commemorations in Normandy and the true meaning and legacy of the anniversary.