Hey, everyone! Ian here. Tonight, my bro and I are compiling our recent visits to American Civil War battlefields for Memorial Day. It's a lot shorter than our last podcast. Hope you like it. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks for listening. Bye for now.

Hey everyone! The Sullys are back after a year long hiatus with the Fall of France, 1940. We were both dog tired, so this may not be are best work. Still appreciate the love and support we get! Thank you for listening: bye for now.

Hey all. Ian here. Last Monday was the anniversary of the German invasion of the USSR in 1941. It was one of the biggest invasions of warfare and a war of annihilation. The scale of mass killings, becoming a major part of the Holocaust. Note: this episode deals with hateful ideologies, racism and genocide against ethnicities. Viewer discretion is advised.

Hey all. We are taking a break from the ACW and talking about famous shipwrecks. Here we go over the sinkings of the Empress of Ireland in 1914 and the Lusitania in 1915. If you are interested in famous shipwrecks definitely check this podcast out.

Hey everyone! Ian here again. Austin and I are doing a special episode on the Battle of Antietam from the American Civil War. One of the pivotal moments in American History, it changed the direction of the meaning of ACW. Be warned: we do mention the use of slavery in American History.

Hey everyone. This is Ian here. For this short episode I am going to talk a little bit about my hometown's history during the American Civil War. Hopefully you guys enjoy it and it helps you to get interesting in your communities local history during these pensive times. Sources will be in the post on our FB page.

Hey all. We're taking a step back from history to give you a funny/serious PSA about the types of skiers and snowboarders you don't want to be. Also touching up on the recent Coronavirus Pandemic. Warning: Explicit language will be used. Feelings will be hurt. Enjoy.

Hey all. This is Ian. For Black History Month, Austin and I are talking about the African-American Experience in the American Civil War and the First World War. This includes the Senegalese Tiralleurs of French West Africa on the Western Front. Note: We will talk about sensitive topics such as race and slavery for historical purposes. Also contains explicit language. Viewer Discretion will be advised.

Hey all. Ian here with Adventure Geeks. I'm doing another special episode review of "1917" with my brother in a similar vein with when we reviewed "Midway." If you are interested you should definitely check it out. :)

In this episode Eric discusses lessons from 2020 and not comparing your life to others.