The 1980 Mount St Helens eruption wasn't the first time. In 1964, action of the Pacific tectonic plate created the largest recorded earthquake in U.S. history. If you're traveling to Alaska this summer, you want to hear this podcast first.

43 years ago on May 18, Mount St Helens exploded causing widespread devastation. Steve takes a look back and interviews a maniac who lived in the area.

This is the conclusion of Steve's interview with Professor Michael Jacobs focusing on the KKK in Wisconsin in the 1920s and a particular incident which occurred in Marinette in 1926.

In a two part series, Steve interviews Professor Michael Jacobs about the KKK and its presence in Wisconsin in the 1920s

In this episode, an almost unbelievable story about the copper industry, the history of unionization, and to top it off a personal experience with a copper mining global giant.

In Episode 4 of Season 2, Steve follows up on the highly informative interview with Professor Schweber.

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Renowned Constitutional Scholar Prof. Howard Schweber joins Steve to talk about the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution

30 years has passed since the end of the Waco Siege of 1993. Steve learns that the aftershocks continue to this day.

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In this opening episode of Season 2, Steve learns more than he ever has about the War of 1812

Steve pulls together prior episodes to take a different look at the dispute in the Far East