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Episode 281: The Great Atlantic Freedom Conspiracy
Episode 280: Thinking about Historically Thinking
Episode 279: Count the Dead
Episode 278: Healing a Divided Nation
Episode 277: Saving Freud
Episode 276: The Secret Syllabus
Episode 275: The World the Plague Made
Episode 274: Afghan Crucible
Episode 273: Founder of Modern Poland
Episode 272: Germans without Borders
Episode 271: The Man at the Center of Two Revolutions
Episode 270: Great Tomatoes of World History
Episode 269: Free People of Color
Episode 268: Feeding Washington’s Army
Episode 267: African Founders
Episode 266: Happy Dreams of Liberty
Episode 265: How to Win a Power Struggle
Episode 264: The Persian Version
Episode 263: The Man Who Understood Democracy (Part Two)
Episode 262: The Man Who Understood Democracy (Part One)
Episode 261: The Long Land War
Episode 260: The Making of History
Episode 259: In Praise of Good Bookstores
Episode 258: The Pursuit of Perfection
Episode 257: Inventing a New World Order
Episode 256: The War That Made the Roman Empire
Episode 255: Denmark Vesey’s Bible
Episode 254: Saving Yellowstone
Episode 253: Beer!
Episode 252: The Great War and Modern Medicine
Episode 251: The History of Technology, from Leonardo to the Internet
Episode 250: Amber Waves of Grain
Behind the Book: The Family That Lost America
Episode 249: Postcards from the Past
Episode 248: Athens
Episode 247: The Greeks
Episode 246: The Rule of Laws
Episode 245: Queens of Jerusalem
Episode 244: Hitler’s First One Hundred Days
Episode 243: The Story Paradox
Behind the Book: Down the Road to the Cedars
Episode 242: Was Abraham Lincoln a Racist?
Episode 238: Generations of Reason
Episode 241: Doing the Research
Episode 240: Empire and Jihad
Episode 239: The Chicken and the Egg, or, What Keeps (Some) Historians Awake at Night
Episode 237: A Brave and Cunning Prince, or, Following the Evidence Where It Leads
Episode 236: Let Me Put That Into Context
Bonus Episode: The Higher Ed Scene, with Mark Salisbury
Episode 235: The Great Little Madison
Episode 234: The Fall of Robespierre
Episode 233: Generation Myth
Episode 232: Talking About Each Other’s Gods
Episode 231: Multiple Perspectives, or, Seeing the Same Thing in Different Ways
Episode 230: What the Amish Can Do For Us
Episode 229: Mr. Jefferson and His University
Episode 228: The Intellectual Life in Difficult Circumstances
Episode 227: The First French Revolution
Episode 226: Adventures Through Time, with Dominic Sandbrook
Episode 225: Noble Volunteers, or, The British Soldier in the American Revolution
Episode 224: Disruption
Episode 223: Climbing Denali
Episode 222: The Chemistry of Fear
Episode 221: Prohibition Wasn’t American
Episode 220: From the Archive, The First Three Weeks of College
Episode 219: The Eternal Decline and Fall of Rome
Episode 218: To Her Credit
Episode 217: When Money Talks
Episode 216: The Appalachian Trail
Episode 215: The Other Face of Battle
Episode 214: Just a Few Questions
Episode 213: From Rebel to Ruler
Episode 212: The Perennial Russian Pivot to Asia
Episode 211: The [Quiet] Russian Revolution
Episode 210: Very Personal History
Episode 209: Climate, Catastrophe, and Faith
Episode 208: What’s Love Got to Do With It?
Episode 207: After the Black Death
Episode 206: Sick and Tired
Episode 205: Can There Ever Be History for the Common Good?
Episode 204: The Peace Treaty of 1916 That Didn’t Happen
Episode 203: The Saint, the Count, and Sourcing (Historical Thinking Series)
Episode 202: Talking History, Podcasting, and the Age of Jackson, with Daniel N. Gullotta
Episode 201: Isaac Newton, After Gravity
Episode 200: Connecting, from an English Portrait to Galileo and Beyond, with J.L. Heilbron
Episode 199: George Washington, Politician
Bonus: Comprehending Dante, with Guy Raffa
Episode 198: American Heretic
Episode 197: An Independent Woman of the Eighteenth Century
From the Archives: Episode 39: The Skills of Historical Thinking
Episode 196: Comprehending What We Read (Historical Thinking Series)
Episode 195: Battling for the Classics
Episode 194: If This Be Treason, Make the Most of It
Bonus: Mark Salisbury on Higher Ed at the End of 2020, or Continuing Higher COVIDucation
Episode 193: The Plot to Bring Down the Soviet Revolution
Episode 192: Distracted, or, How to be Attentive
Episode 191: Pacifist Prophet
Episode 190: Porcelain
Episode 189: Keeping in Time
Episode 188: The Amateur Hour, or, A History of Why College Professors Can’t Teach