We talk about the last monarch of England to be executed, and why England decided he had to go.

We talk about the Scottish play, and how England dealt with its own Scottish king.

We talk about a queen of England who sent 280 people to be burned at the stake, and how her reign was a precursor for the English Revolution to follow.

We talk about the most infamous World Series of all time, now known as the 1919 Blacksox Scandal. We discuss the unfair treatment common to turn of the century baseball, the players in on the alleged agreement to intentionally lose, and the impact it has on baseball today.

Happy first birthday to Race and Tyler Talk Wikipedia! To celebrate our first podiversary , we each select and discuss a calendar year from the twentieth century that we feel is particularly important, transformative, or interesting.

We talk about how New Hampshire white pines and black tea contributed to the American Revolution.

We talk about a war between the Wampanoag people of New England and the American colonists, and how that impacted the American Revolution 100 years later.

Race’s brother Chantz joins the podcast to discuss the greatest story you’ve never heard from the American Revolution. A small group of friends and neighbors from costal cities on Long Island become one of the most important and secret ring of spies in American history. Secrecy was so strict, one member of the ring was not identified until the 1930s, and some are still unknown to this day.

We talk about Oliver Cromwell's little decision to ban foreign trade in 1650...and how that ultimately led to the American Revolutionary War.