Kimber Krajnak joins us and tells us of her love of things that go BOOM! and her journey into the past.

This week, Diane Taraz (unofficial musician to the podcast), discussed how songs can convey stories and emotion of the times. We discuss her favorites and the making of her two albums, "Songs of the Revolution" & "More Songs of the Revolution". Diane's website is www.dianetaraz.com

In this episode, we talk to Brett Fletcher, who is a British reenactor living in Edinburgh, Scotland, and who portrays a captain in the Edinburgh Guard. He participates in the Battle of Prestonpans, and various other events throughout Scotland.

Jay & Leigh Ann Ouelette are the founders of Stone House History, they demonstrate historic trades and talk about life in the 18th Century.

In this episode, Erin Agnew talks to us about her portrayals of a society lady sa well as a kitchen maid. She is an attorney near Philadelphia, and volunteers at many historic sites/homes in the area.

In this episode, Ashton Daniels,, who runs a YouTube channel and Tik Tok page known as the Southeastern Settler. He is an active duty US Army. He tries to capture the skills and look of the relatively unknown Anglo settlers of the post seven years war period, in what is now Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.

Our guest today is Chris Zagst, US Navy veteran, and avid reenactor of the frontier Loyalist, Native American, and various militia impressions.

In this episode, we talk with John Miller, the Executive DIrector of the Shippensburg (PA) Historical Center and his French & Indian War impressions and living history demonstrations.

This is a short introductory episode, and gets our feet wet into the podcasting realm.