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EPISODE · May 29, 2021 · 20 MIN

David Wilson on REENACTING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR!

from So Important: The Interview Podcast! · host Monte Mallin

Greetings friends! We're rolling along...presenting our second episode since returning from a short break. And what a show it is! David Wilson is an IT consultant with the United States Agency for International Development, in Washington DC. But he is also a dedicated Revolutionary War reenactor, and that's what we talk about today. David gives us a presentation on revolutionary war reenactment, and in his presentation and our subsequent conversation, he shares his thoughts on the importance of this activity in helping us learn from, and appreciate the lessons of, this important part of history. David is a member of the First Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line. He has thought deeply about revolutionary war reenactment as an integral method for helping us learn from history in an engaging and at the same time, entertaining way. It's a great listen, and I appreciate David spending some time with me. See you soon with a new episode of So Important: The Interview Podcast. In the meantime, I sure would appreciatet it if you went to apple and gave us a rating and review. See you soon!. 

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