In this episode of Shooting the Bull, Tom commemorates the 160th anniversary of the first battle between ironclad warships.

In this episode, Tom talks about the greatest defeat the U.S. military ever suffered at the hands of Native Americans.

In this episode, Tom takes us back to World War II to talk about a battle the U.S.A has (successfully) tried to forget.

In this episode of America’s Forgotten Battles, Tom tells the story of America’s attempt to turn Canada into the 14th colony. Spoiler alert: It didn’t work.

In this first episode of America’s Forgotten Battles, Tom tells the story of the time the United States invaded the Bahamas during the American Revolution.

In this episode, Tom gives his annual offseason plan that the Phillies should use to get back to the playoffs.

In this episode of Shootin’ the Bull, Tom talks about how a homosexual Prussian outcast turned George Washington’s ragtag army into a lean, mean, fighting machine.

Catch up on America’s forgotten wars as Tom shoots the bull on the French and Indian War. In this episode, you will learn about how George Washington accidentally started a war that would change the course of history forever.

In this episode, Commodore Richard Valentine Morris takes command of the American Mediterranean Squadron and does a comically bad job.

What to celebrate America’s most historic day with a Morning Cup of History? Find out the true story behind Independence Day and some of the other big events that happened on this holiday weekend/