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This week, we're getting the fans prepared to show off their History knowledge next week with a couple big tyme events in history for the week of 5/28 through 5/4. Ever wonder what happened to that Mussolini guy? Has the constitutionality of the Lousiana Purchase really been eating away at you all these years? Curious about how many nautical miles are between Tahiti and New York City (post panama canal)? Look no further -- we got all the answers you'll need. Drop us a line at [email protected] and don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Please. Pretty please. We need this. "It takes a smart man to play dumb." - Mr. T

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We got a banger for you guys today! Recorded after the week of March 31 to April 6, we wanted to take a look back and talk about some important events in history that occurred during the week. The country's first veto, a buffoon becomes president, and an interesting choice of a Civil War "hero". Drop us a note if you'd like to hear more of this at [email protected], or on our X (formerly Twitter) account @NailingHistory. Make sure you like, share and subscribe! In the words of the late, great Carl Weathers -- "Be Peace".

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Hey guys, it's our favorite day of the year, TAX DAY!! So we decided to get a special episode in where we dive into the origin of the income tax. It's also the anniversary of the assassination of one of our great presidents. Coincidence?? You decide.

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At long last!! We dive into the published version of our Founding Fathers playing cards and test our knowledge on these guys. Who had the best steal in the draft? Will Taddeus Kaduzko be included? Listen and find out! Also stay tuned as we dive into some great Rock n' Roll acts of recent years. Make sure you like, share and subscribe. Corrections? Comments? Questions? Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) @NailingHistory and send e-mails to [email protected]

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Hey fans! Wanted to get out this bonus footage of us discussing a film that we feel more people should know about. The movie is titled Revolution and stars Al Pacino and Donald Sutherland -- the story of a New York fur trader in 1776 that has a little too much to prove and falls in love with the daughter of a wealthy loyalist family. It's available for free on YouTube...make sure you keep an eye out for the MOLE. Make sure you like, share and subscribe. New episode still coming as planned this Thursday! 

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What happens when two country bozos finds their way into the big city? We are finally back in person for this episode to give a review of our visit to The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia (https://www.amrevmuseum.org/). Jon broke the bank and paid an extra $20 ($10 for each of us) to get a "personalized" tour of the exhibit -- which leads up to a literal "through the looking glass"-view of a special piece of canvas that had an intimate relationship with a pretty great dude. Do you think it was up to the Nailing History standard? Listen and find out! Make sure you stay tuned for another "Editor's Note" that almost doubles the duration of our original recording. 

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On this episode, we get an update on Alice Cooper-Gate, talk about Jon's new favorite show for 8 year olds, and a 900 page book written for no one. Just all around fun talk about History. Make sure you like, subscribe and share to all your friends. Follow us @NailingHistory on X (formerly Twitter) and send comments and requested to [email protected]. New episodes every Thursday!

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Ever wonder where the writers of the movie Juwanna Mann got their inspiration? On this episode, we finish our playing card assignments by talking about some pretty tough Women from Colonial America and some very hard to pronounce names. Make sure you like, share, and subscibe. Please submit any corrections/complaints to our X (formerly twitter) @NailingHistory or shoot us an e-mail at [email protected]. 

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Don't mind the sound mix...we're working on it, alright?!

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We draft our top 4 founding fathers and assign them to our playing card deck (to be produced TBA).