Episode 5 is an introduction of a new Everyday Hero concept for Humdaddy History. Every other week will feature a person that can be considered an everyday hero. Today's episode will celebrate the bravery of James McCloughan the United States' latest winner of the Medal of Honor.  McCloughan served a tour of duty during the Vietnam War as a combat medic after being drafted into the United States Army in August of 1968.  His story is one that shows true courage under fire and he exemplifies the bravery of the men of Charlie Company at the battle of Nui Yon Hill on May 13-15, 1969.

In episode 4 of Humdaddy History, the Humdaddy will unpack the history and existence of the 3/5 Compromise. Then he will attempt to connect how the actions taken to create that compromise led to similar actions eventually causing the Civil War.

In episode 3 of Humdaddy History, our host describes his own experience on the day of the terrible 9/11/01 attacks. There will also be a rundown of numbers and facts as we look back upon one of the most tragic days in American history.

In Episode two, the Humdaddy explains what worldview is, how it is developed and the impact it can have when studying history.  Worldview is critical to understand and has a massive impact on how we see and study history!  Don't forget to subscribe!

Welcome to the first episode of Humdaddy History, a general history podcast by Robert Hummer for all ages of history learners. This episode is a light hearted look at the top 10 reasons why someone should study history. Subscribe to the show for more to come!