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Aug 18, 2026 1 hr 37 min

The American Revolution

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This episode, we’re going back to the American Revolution and talking about the war that helped create the country we live in today. The people, the battles, the chaos, the decisions, and everything that had to happen for a group of colonies to stand up to the most powerful empire on Earth and decide they were going to become their own nation. No watered down classroom version. Just two Americans digging into the Revolution, talking about what happened, what gets overlooked, and why this part of history still matters.

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