Join Miles Mercer as he unravels the shocking true story of the 1925 Scopes Trial, where a small Tennessee town staged a spectacle pitting faith against science. Discover the backroom deals, courtroom drama, and rivalry that turned a teacher's prosecution into one of America's most explosive legal battles.

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Miles Mercer examines the legal mechanics of the 1925 Scopes Trial, where Tennessee prosecuted a teacher for teaching evolution. The episode covers the contradictory Butler Act, Judge Raulston's exclusion of scientific expert testimony, and the conviction overturned on technicality—revealing how American courts still struggle when science enters the courtroom a century later.

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Join host Miles Mercer as he explores the 1925 Scopes Trial, where legendary attorney Clarence Darrow cross-examined three-time presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan under Tennessee shade trees in 100-degree heat. We examine the devastating testimony, Bryan's death five days later, and how this battle shaped American education debates for the next century.

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Miles Mercer recounts the astonishing story of how a struggling Tennessee town deliberately manufactured the famous 1925 Scopes Trial as a publicity stunt — recruiting a reluctant teacher, attracting legal giants Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, and accidentally igniting a century-long American culture war over science versus faith.

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