First Segment: Modern conservative thought. 

Second Segment: English history, 1649 to 1688. 

Third Segment: Ranters and Other Freak Religious Groups in the 17th Century. 

Fourth Segment: Lightning Segments.

2,000 years of history into 30 (35?) minutes. 

First Segment: Overview of English history until 1649. 

Second Segment: Lightning Segments, with emphasis on Medium dot com. 

Third Segment: Bars. The good and the bad. 

First Segment: Brief riff off Charles MacKay's 1841 book, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds and deplatforming in American history. 

Second Segment Lightning Segments.

Third Segment: The Reformation, with focus on the Radical Spiritualists.

This is the last episode in our attempt to help you establish an historical perspective. The focus: 1492 and three events: Moors kicked out of Spain, Columbus and the new world, Alexander VI.

Lightning Segments: Bocephus, Casual Lawyers, J.D. Vance, Siege of Vienna.

First Segment: We continue our historical review. In this second-to-last episode, we look at the 1400s.

Second Segment: Florence and the invention of the Bill of Exchange.

Third Segment: Money, currency, gold, stimulus. 

Fourth Segment: Is every person in the medical field a hero? 

Fifth Segment: The Left is claiming states rights. It's a topsy-turvy time. 

This morning's essay. COVID, Napoleon, Snoring, and the Existential Gap. 

First Segment: The 1300s. The rise of the Ottomans, The Avignon Papacy, the Great Papal Schism, the 100 Years War, the Black Death, the Renaissance.

Second Segment: How medieval wars were like NFL games.

Third Segment: Lightning Segments. 

Michigan's capricious COVID shut down order. 

Literary short stories are like scripture: both are dense with significance.

The years 1190 to 1274: Crusades, Robin Hood, Mongols, Thomas Aquinas

First Segment: We cover the years 1000 to 1200. Ish. Revival of the Byzantine Empire, Saints Francis and Dominic, the Sunni Seljuk Turks, launching the Crusades. 

Second Segment: Lightning Segments.

Third Segment: My Dad during the Korean War. He was kept stateside and didn't like it. He didn't like it because bored officers imposed all sorts of petty rules. Welcome to life in the United States today. Will it get worse after Corona?