On this week’s episode of This Week In History With Kevin and Benedict, Benedict discusses the Prague Spring.

This week Kevin talks about the life and times of Emiliano Zapata, from revolution, to coup, to coup, to another coup, and his assassination.

On this week’s episode of This Week in History with Kevin and Benedict, Benedict tells us about the beginning of the Rwandan genocide and the inaction of the world community to do anything to stop [...]

On this week’s episode of This Week In History with Kevin and Benedict, Kevin discusses the signing of the Camp David accords and the history that led up to them.

On this week’s episode of This Week In History With Kevin and Benedict, Kevin breaks down the US relationship with Nicaragua, and the Contra insurgency that eventually led Ronald Reagan to send 8,000 Troops to [...]

On this week’s episode of This Week In History With Kevin and Benedict, Benedict discusses the signing of executive order 9066, which authorized the internment of Japanese Americans, as well as the lead up, and [...]

This week Kevin discusses the history of Fugitive Slave Laws in the U.S. The first of which was enacted on February 12, 1793.

On this week’s episode Benedict teaches us about the Dreyfus affair, an incident of antisemitic nonsense in 1870’s France.  The Dreyfus affair is known for being the inspiration for Emile Zola’s famous letter J’accuse.

On this week’s episode, Kevin tells us about the sailing of the Great White Fleet, which began in December 16 of 1907 as part of Theodore Roosevelt’s plan to project American power throughout the world. [...]

On this week’s episode of This Week In History With Kevin and Benedict, Kevin talks about Rosa Park’s act of defiance on a city bus, and the year-long protest it inspired. Make sure to follow [...]