This episode dives into Thomas Jefferson’s grave site. It talks about how he wanted to be remembered versus how we remember him in modern history. 

Link to transcript is here.

This episode dives into Carole Lombard, a famous actress, a patriotic person, and an early feminist. This also talks about her acting career and how she came to fame.

Speech audio from: “Carole Lombard war bond rally in Indianapolis in 1942,” Indystar

Link to transcript is here.

This episode dives into what witness trees are and the stories of what they have witnessed. It talks about how every tree is a witness tree and how we must protect them.

Link to transcript is here.

Link to images is here.

This episode dives into Rose Island. This story is about a successful business and a place to find entertainment and joy during the 1920s with a tragic end.

Link to transcript is here.

This episode dives into Andersonville Prison Camp that was active during the American Civil War from 1864-1865. This episode talks about the rough conditions prisoners endured and how it impacted history.

Link to transcript is here.

This episode dives into untold stories of the Lincoln assassination that we often don’t hear about. It dives into legacy, Booth’s motives, and people’s stories of the event.

Link to the transcript is here.

Link to the letter Booth wrote is here.

This episode dives into Harriet Tubman’s raid in the Civil War, her work in the American Civil War, her life as a conductor in the Underground Railroad, and in her later life, a women’s suffragist. We are also celebrating women’s history month in this episode!

Link to transcript is here.

This episode dives into Henry Clay and his role in the Compromise of 1850 as well as his nomination for presidency in 1844. It mentions his political opinions, his losses in the election, and how he had a large role within the United States government. 

Transcript to the episode is here.

This episode dives into Benjamin Banneker and how his impact can still be seen today. It mentions his scientific accomplishments and his work he did with civil rights. We are celebrating Black History Month in this episode, bring stories forward of those who fought for freedom and equality. 

Link to the transcript is here.

This episode dives into Abraham Lincoln’s visit to Fredericksburg, Virginia. It mentions how important the Battle of Fredericksburg was to him and his policies during the American Civil War. We are celebrating the first episode of this podcast and the 216th birthday of Abraham Lincoln!

Transcript to this episode ishere

Map of Lincoln’s route ishere