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EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 35 MIN

Rohn Hein — The Valet’s Witness | Slavery, Silence, and America’s Founding Era

from Down Under Author Interviews with Paul Rushworth-Brown · host Paul Rushworth-Brown

In this episode of Down Under Interviews, Australian author and interviewer Paul Rushworth-Brown speaks with Rohn Hein about The Valet’s Witness — a historical novel that explores America’s founding era through the eyes of those who stood close enough to witness history, but were rarely permitted to shape it.Rather than retelling familiar narratives, this conversation examines slavery, silence, memory, power, and the uncomfortable tensions surrounding the formation of the United States. Hein discusses the research behind the novel, the historical complexities of the Founding Fathers, and why stories from overlooked perspectives still matter today.This is a discussion not simply about history, but about the people history often leaves behind.

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