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History is too important to be left to the left. The Conservative Historian provides history governed by conservative principles. It is comprehensively researched but also entertainingly presented in a way accessible to history or non history buffs.
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Send us a text We wade into the current Helen of Troy in Nolan's Odyssey debate to discuss the diverse casting for selected movie roles.
Send us a text We look at the role of performance in government going back to the Egyptians, Akkadians and fast forwarding to FDR.
Send us a text Mike Coté of Rational Policy joins the podcast. We discuss current US policy regarding Greenland, Venezuela and China - and also have a shout out to Henry VIII. See Mike's blog and podcast - www.rationalpolicy.com Recent Mike articles: nationalreview.com/2025/07/why-the-iranian-regime-is-still-uniquely-dangerous providencemag.com/2025/12/the-case-for-interdicting-sanctions-evading-cargo-ships-1/ commentary.org/articles/mike-cote/anti-zionists-mainstream-neo-nazism/...
Send us a text In the light of the capture of Nicholas Maduro, we explore the original intention of the Monroe Doctrine, what it later became, and what such a doctrine means for America today.
Send us a text We go from Edward IV of England to Mohammad to Gaius Marius to find historical figures who made impressive comebacks.
Send us a text In this episode we explore the date of Jesus' birth and what keeping Christmas means.
Send us a text We explore a towering figure of naval warfare and ask whether he stands atop all of history's admirals.
Send us a text We look at one of the towering figures of conservativism and explore whether his policies would work today.
Send us a text What is Thanksgiving really about? We explore on this episode. And Happy Thanksgiving America!
Send us a text In one of of the most important podcasts I have ever done, this provides a clear outline of conservatism against that of the left, and other right wing ideologies. It also illustrates a way forward for our nation.
Send us a text Joined by my brother Chris for a look at what made 70s movie unique, and what ended that period.
Send us a text We go back to the 1980s, and before, to see the root causes of shutdowns and look at 1996, 2013 and 2018 versions.
Send us a text We go from peasant Liu Bang to peasant Diocletian to explore rulers who rose to the Top.
Send us a text We look at the complexity of the Holy Roman Empire, its dispersal of power and need to compromise, and compare it with the United States government of today.
Send us a text We look at recent DOD Secretary Pete Hegseth's big speech on the warrior ethos through the prism of history.
Send us a text We feature Jeff Mayhugh of the No Cap Fund who discusses the history of Congress, and his efforts to expand the House of Representatives to make it more, well, representative. To learn more about the No Cap Fund please
Send us a text My fellow Americans, arm yourselves with pitchforks and torches as I unveil a way to close our $1.7 trillion deficit and try to pay down the debt.
Send us a text We take a look at gov. run groceries in the US, and other nations, and at the grocery business itself to discover whether it is a good idea. Hint, it is not.
Send us a text Josh Lewis, founder and publisher of the Saving Elephants podcast, a show that brings conservatism to the Millennials, joins us for a discussion about conservatism, congress and Chester Arthur.
Send us a text We continue our series on the origins of the Civil War taking a look at the society of the South and the States Rights vs. Slavery Arguments
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