Untold History Revealed

On this episode, we will discuss some interesting tidbits from the Battle of Gettysburg and the town of Gettysburg that you may not have heard about before. So grab a cup of coffee (or tea), and sit back and listen in as we cover some interesting topics on this one.

Join in and listen to some of the details surrounding the Gettysburg Address. Most of us think that the only thing that took place on that day was Abraham Lincoln giving his infamous speech, but did you know he was kind of an afterthought when it came to even being there? Did you know that the person that spoke right before he did actually gave a two-hour speech? Also, although there were multiple photographers present, there are no pictures of Abraham Lincoln delivering his address. Why? Learn the answer to all of these questions on this episode.

Sit back and listen while we discuss two stories of civilian women from the Battle of Gettysburg. We go into the details about Elizabeth Musser Thorn and how she took over the responsibilities of the town cemetery for her husband. In the second half of the episode, we will discuss the story of Miss Mary Virginia "Jennie" Wade and how she was the only civilian casualty at the Battle of Gettysburg.

In this episode, we discuss 5 different historical events that had a major impact on our world. Did you know that you listened to the radio in your car today due to the sinking of the Titanic? Do you know that the cost of medical treatment dates back to the Spanish Flu? How is Admiral Mathew Perry related to the Atomic Age?  Did you know that the origins of the World Bank began in New Hampshire? Download and listen to this one; you will be surprised.

On this episode, we discuss 50 chilling coincidences between America's 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, and America's 35th President, John F. Kennedy. You will be amazed by the different circumstances that were the same between these two men. If you have heard about these before, we bet you have not heard of a complete list of 50.

In this episode, we continue our discussion about the Lizzy Borden case and talk about fourteen reasons why Lizzy Borden could have committed the crimes.

In this podcast, we introduce the case of Andrew and Abbey Borden. We go over the initial timeline of the crime, discuss the crime scene, and talk about the 2 separate autopsies that were performed.

In this episode, we discuss the attack on the United States that was sent directly from the Japanese mainland. The 9000 Japanese Fire Balloons (or FuGo) were launched from Japan and floated across the Pacific Ocean and landed in the Continental United States starting in December of 1944 and ending in April of 1945. Listen to this episode to find out more.

Join in for another episode as we discuss various historical tidbits. We will discuss topics ranging from Ohio's statehood to the first unofficial woman president, including some you may have heard before and others you may not.