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Description
The Cold War, Prohibition, the Gold Rush, the Space Race. Every part of your life - the words you speak, the ideas you share - can be traced to our history, but how well do you really know the stories that made America? We'll take you to the events, the times and the people that shaped our nation. And we'll show you how our history affected them, their families and affects you today. Hosted by Lindsay Graham (not the Senator). From Wondery, the network behind American Scandal, Tides of History, American Innovations and more.
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United States
64 years of reign!
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Another episode that is cut short. It says it's 46 minutes, but cut at 17 right in the middle. This is frustrating since chunks of the history is missing.
It says the episode is 45 minutes but it only plays for 3.
Sweet editing job 🤦🏻♂️
great podcast...thanks
If you get to Northern UTAH, you need to visit the Golden Spike museum.
One of the fewist people in human history where the more you learn of them the more you love and admire.
I like cheese
Absolutely the biggest joke ever played on the United States, a racist "president" and his first "lady" big Mike!! And the clown show continues with Obummer going for his 5th run as president of this country. We've had enough of Barry, Mike, ol Joe, Killary, the drunk Nut job Nancy and ALL demonrats, anymore of those things in the WH and this country is definitely going to burn to the ground!! NO MORE!!!
Absolutely laughable that the most divisive President in modern history ever wanted unity.
I absolutely love 'American History Tellers'! The way the show delves into historical events with such depth and engaging storytelling is truly remarkable. The host’s ability to bring history to life, making it both informative and captivating, is second to none. Each episode feels like a journey through time, and the thorough research behind every topic shines through. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-pizza-packaging-solution-200324496/
American History Tellers consistently brings history to life with its engaging storytelling and deep dives into pivotal moments in our nation's past. The attention to detail and the ability to make complex historical events accessible is truly commendable. https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/houston-packaging-solution-5790478/episodes/compostable-vs-biodegradable-w-217308984
the commercial about hair being discriminated against is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. stop spreading hate and false info
as an American shame say I mean nothing about Martha Washington she seemed like a very strong woman mostly back in them days I like this channel I learned so much thank you
can you keep your nonsensical politics out of these podcasts? I thought it was supposed to be history
I'm definitely not a musical play fan, but this was a great show. It's sad the creator didn't get to see its success.
poorly edited, multiple loops of narration.
April fools!
PROBLEM. ENDLESS 1 MINUTE REPEATS.
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best voice in podcasting
I love hearing more about the national parks!!!
Still can't find any female voice actors? it's not a HUGE deal but....really?!
this season has been great to listen to!!!!
One california governor makes it another breaks it..
Great story telling about great facts.
dang, how many commercial breaks do you need to take on an 18 minute story?!?
Is there a kids' version in the works? I hope there is.
The river boundary between LA & TX is pronounced "sah bean", it's not with a long "i".
The name is Hidatsa, not Hidasta.
one of my favorite episodes!! this is my favorite season so far
white leaders did NOT do everything in their power to prevent black workers leaving. they didn't give workers supplies, land, or wages.
thank goodness he has voice actors this time
really interesting story. it is rare we hear about women during the revolution. thanks for sharing
It's too bad the Pendleton Civil Service Act isn't followed today; the current occupant has the most clueless & unqualified set of departments heads in generations.
Politically Correct Disclaimers....🙄
I remember Haig got absolutely roasted for his "I'm in charge" statement.
this is about the Whiskey rebellion, which is a later series. what happened to the Dutch Manhattan series?
the dust bowl was from 1930-1940. not 1934