Martin and Cornbread examine another American value: freedom. But freedom in what context? Together, they begin to explore the history of the Puritians, Pilgrims and the Plymouth Colony.

Martin and Cornbread start this bonus episode contentiously, Martin talks about squirrels and the co-hosts review the interview with Rachel Baker.

Our very first guest, Rachel Baker, graces Ministrymodus with her time to chat about dealing with change in an intergenerational church!

Martin and Cornbread discuss the fate of the Powhatan Confederacy and the Jamestown settlement in the finale about the American value of the pursuit of profit.

Martin and Cornbread resume their exploration into the history of the Jamestown settlement.

- Red, White, and Black: The Peoples of Early America

Martin and Cornbread examine prosperity as an "American value" as they dive into the history of the Jamestown settlement, founded in 1607. Cornbread tries and fails to pronounce indigenous names.

Martin and Cornbread go back in time in American history and explore the life of the Prominent P.U.F.

Martin and Cornbread go back in time to the 18th century to explore the history of the Shaker movement.

This is the second half of Martin and Cornbread's conversation about LDS Church history and the Modern Era.

In a two-part conversation, Martin and Cornbread explore the history of the LDS Church as it enters its Modern Era period.