In this episode, we delve into Lori Ginzberg's newest book, "Tangled Journeys: One Family's Story and the Making of American History." Ginzberg unravels the complex history of the Cogdell-Sanders family, a story spanning generations and intertwining slavery, freedom, and the tangled web of history. From the forced enslavement of Sarah Martha Sanders in Charleston to her family's unexpected rise in Philadelphia, this episode explores the hidden narratives and challenges us to confront the complexities of our past.

Be sure to pick up a copy of Lori's book from your local, independent book store!

For far too long, traditional historians have failed to engage with the impact video games can have on how we "see" the past. Patrick A. Lewis and James "Trae" Welborn III joined me for a live stream chat on my YouTube channel to discuss how games can be viewpoints into contemporary historical memory.

You can find their edited work, Playing at War: Identity and Memory in Civil War Video Games, wherever you purchase your favourite books.

Jim Ambuske, Co-Head of R2 Studios, joined me to discuss the latest in the world of podcasting. Storytelling in the digital age has never been more accessible or more easily created, and we chatted about all of these qualities and more. Jim brought up a lot of great points in this event and if you're a podcaster, or thinking of podcasting, I'm sure you'll get some value out of this.

You can see the video version of this chat on my YouTube channel!

This is a small segment of a longer chat I had with Jim Ambuske, Co-Head of R2 Studios, concerning AI use in the podcasting world. You'll hear the whole conversation on a later, full-length episode of The Tattooed Historian Show!

Did you know that infamous American aviator, Charles Lindbergh, was one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's harshest critics before the Second World War? Lindbergh's beliefs about isolation and alliance with the America First movement put him in stark contrast with FDR.

Paul M. Sparrow, author of Awakening the Spirit of America: FDR's War of Words with Charles Lindbergh and the Battle to Save Democracy, joins me to discuss these two men and the messages they highlighted for all who would listen.

In this episode of the podcast, we delve into the life of David Henry White, a free Black sailor from Delaware who was kidnapped and forced into captivity on board the Confederate raider CSS Alabama.

Andrew's book, Kidnapped at Sea: The Civil War Voyage of David Henry White, is available from Johns Hopkin's University Press and is worthy of a thorough read. Pick up your copy today!

Don't forget to head over to thetattooedhistorian.com to find out where you can find me online!

Nate Hendley, author of Atrocity on the Atlantic: Attack on a Canadian Hospital Ship During the Great War, joined me to discuss a WWI-era war crime: The sinking of the Llandovery Castle in 1918. I read his book in a matter of hours because it was some new history for me as I had never heard of this incident.

Tune in for some of the latest history news and shout outs to some great creators online!

Dr. Max from the Poor Historians podcast joined me to discuss their podcast, being a podcaster, and more! We also do a great word association game with some good medical topics.

Tune in for some news and a shout out for a great history creator online!

Special guest host, The Jaunty Crow, joins me to discuss my hobby: buying and selling vintage items, especially militaria. I've been "in the business" for 27 years in some form or another, so I have a great love of this kind of thing. I'm getting ready to be at my first militaria show in Canada later this month and we give a sneak preview of some of the stuff I'll be bringing.

What the heck is a liberty pole? Shira Lurie drops by to tell us! And there's some big history-related news going on right now. I give shout outs to two of my favourite e-history creators too! Tune in now!