The Statesmen Podcast

Another thrilling, rollercoaster ride of an episode! I totally mean it too, I'm not coping, you are. But for real, lot's to learn about New Hampshire and it's history. Out of all the states, it's definitely one of them.

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You know what's exciting? SEASON 2 BABY!!!!! And that's about as exciting as it gets. Out of all the states in the US, South Carolina sure is one of them.

For real though, there's some interesting stuff going on over there, check out this weeks episode to see what the ol' SC has been up to! Oh yeah, and one more thing: WE ALSO HAVE A PATREON. Follow the link below to check it out (along with our social)

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Join The Statesmen as they discuss the next chapter of The Underground Railroad Special. There's one name that usually comes to mind when people think about the railroad. Or maybe not, idk I don't know what everyone's thinking. Who could it be? Check out the epic conclusion to The Underground Railroad special to find out!

Hey...thanks for coming back, it's been a while. We recorded this episode about a month ago. Albert was going on vacation, Ryan bought a house. And got married. And went on a honeymoon...but we didn't want to leave you lovely people without SOME content. So if you've been absolutely craving some more Statesmen, check out this bonus episode where The Statesmen talk about, well kind of everything and nothing at the same time. We're getting deep in this episode. Do chairs actually exist? Is Albert a Nihilist? Will Ryan finally break from the stress? Find out now on this weeks episode of The Statesmen Podcast!

Welcome back to The Statesmen Podcast. Guess what? Albert finally learned how to read! Taking his new found ability, he is taking charge on research for The Underground Railroad. Apologies for the long break, there's been a lot going on, which we loosely explain in the episode. That being said, this episode was initially supposed to come out in February for Black History Month and we obviously missed that deadline, that's our bad. But, that doesn't take away from the importance of the topic and the struggles that came along with seeking freedom for slaves in America. So dive in for Part 1 of this exciting, yet terrifying tale of The Underground Railroad.

This week The Statesmen talk about good 'ol Massachusetts! There's a lot to see in Massachusetts! Like The Smithsonian, Baltimore and- ....I've just been informed that none of those are in Massachusetts...this is gonna be an interesting episode. 

February marks the beginning of Black History Month. So The Statesmen will be taking a deep dive into some related events that have happened in American History. This week Albert and Ryan discuss The Amistad Case, which involved Portuguese slave hunters abducting a large group of Africans from Sierra Leone and shipping them to Havana, Cuba, a center for the slave trade. However, things take a drastic turn... So where does America fit into all this? What became of La Amistad and it's passengers? Hit that play button and find out! 

This week on The Statesmen Podcast, Albert and Ryan discuss the super exciting and wonderful state, Connecticut. Well, maybe super exciting and wonderful aren't the right words. But idk what words to say, so you should listen and then you can make up your own opinion and give it whatever adjectives you think are appropriate. 

...anyway, enjoy. 

This week concludes The Statesmen's coverage of The Civil War. Join Ryan and Albert as they discuss events leading to the end of the war and what aftermath was left from the battles. 

What was The Civil War really about? What were the intentions of both sides during the war? What was so important that it split the country in half, forcing brother to fight against brother? Find the answers to all these questions in a Statesmen Podcast special over The Civil War. 

Btw, it was over slavery.