This week we discuss the recent activity surrounding the Supreme Court of the United States and as it was during Lincoln's presidency.

This week we discuss Lincoln and the year 1862 which was his 2020. Also, we introduce the first ever Railsplitter dad joke (thanks, Jeremy).

This week we take a look at a wide variety of Lincoln news from the last month or so including the good, the weird, the bad and the ugly. 

This week we diverge from Lincoln and history to discuss the current state of things in the United States. 

We're back at it after a month-long summer break to bring you the conclusion of our discussion on Lincoln's secretaries. This episode is all about John M. Hay.

This week we talk about the 54th Massachusetts and the movie "Glory" with our guest Darin. 

This week we dive into our 4th and final installment of this edition of The Railsplitter Book Club with Chapter 10 and the epilogue of James McPherson's "Tried by War".

This week we conclude our discussion on the Vicksburg Campaign and what it meant to the outcome of the Civil War. We even get into a little East vs. West!

This week we discuss the current state of Confederate monuments and statues in America.

This week we are joined by Nathan Raab, author of, "The Hunt for History." He is a principal at the Raab Collection, a historian, an expert in authenticity, a consultant, and a dealer in important historical documents.