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HISTORY This Week
The HISTORY® Channel | Back Pocket Studios
Mental Toughness Podcast With Dr. Rob Bell
Dr. Rob Bell
Locked On College Football
Locked On Podcast Network, Spencer McLaughlin
Sex for Saints
Amanda Louder
Super Saints Podcast
Brother Joseph Freyaldenhoven
Ramsey Everyday Millionaires
Ramsey Network
Fantasy Football Daily
Fantasy Football, Fantasy Points, NFL, Theo Gremminger
Bonsai Wire
Bonsai Wire
The Dr. John Delony Show
Ramsey Network
The Sales Evangelist
Donald C. Kelly
Pantheon - Podcasts for Music Lovers
Pantheon Media
Timeless Wisdom with Dennis Prager
Salem Podcast Network
Duane Sheriff Ministries - Messages
Duane Sheriff
Impact Pricing
Mark Stiving, Ph.D.
Locked On Utes - Daily Podcast On Utah Utes
Locked On Podcast Network, JT Wistrcill
UN Interviews
United Nations
Locked On Big 10 – Daily College Football & Basketball Podcast
Craig Shemon, Locked On Podcast Network
Locked On SEC – Daily College Football & Basketball Podcast
Locked On Podcast Network, Chris Gordy
No Small Endeavor with Lee C. Camp
Tokens Media
Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay
The Ringer
Human Factors Cast
Human Factors Cast
Traveling Robert
Living the RV Dream
Hedgeye Podcasts
Hedgeye Risk Management
Answers with Ken Ham
Ken Ham and Mark Looy
School Librarians United with Amy Hermon
Amy Hermon
Give Him 15 Plus | Insights with Dutch
Dutch Sheets
Being an Engineer
Aaron Moncur
Frames Per Second
Dead End Media Group
Reality Gays with Mattie and Poodle
Audacy, Matt Marr and Jake Anthony
YouTube Creators Hub
Dusty Porter
Creator Upload
Tubefilter
Living Lean
Jeremiah Bair
Investor Connect Podcast
Hall T Martin
Real Money Talks
Loral Langemeier
Tu Dosis Diaria de Esperanza - New Hope en Español
Pastores Roberto y Yamiley
9to5Mac Daily
9to5Mac
Firearms Radio Network (All Shows)
Firearms Radio Network
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The HISTORY® Channel | Back Pocket Studios
Today, to celebrate America's 250th birthday, we have a special announcement: we are launching HISTORY This Week+ to all of our followers! (historythisweekpodcast.com/subscribe)This is something we’ve wanted to do for a ...
July 4, 1839. Sixty-three years after 1776—and centuries after the medieval period—feudalism is alive and well in the United States.High on a rocky plain in upstate New York, a crowd of tenant farmers gathers in the vill...
June 28, 1971. It’s the second annual “Unity Day” rally at Columbus Circle in New York City, organized by the Italian American Civil Rights League. Joe Colombo is the very public face of the League, a group that actively...
Malcolm Gladwell and President Barack Obama introduce us to one of the most chaotic,complicated, and fascinating times in American history, revealing why Reconstruction stilldefines our country today.Listen to Reconstruc...
June 15, 1865. German-American statesman Carl Schurz is traveling to Washington to meet with President Andrew Johnson when he stops at a friend’s home in Philadelphia. That night, during a séance, a teenage medium claims...
June 8, 1191. The Crusaders and Muslim forces are locked in battle over the city of Acre. On one side is Saladin, the great Muslim leader who has already recaptured Jerusalem. On the other, an armada arrives carrying Eng...
June 6, 1944. As thousands of Allied soldiers prepare to storm the beaches of Normandy, they climb down rope nets into small wooden landing craft bobbing in the dark waters of the English Channel. Within hours, these boa...
Search "World War II with Tom Hanks" wherever you get your podcasts! New episodes drop every Tuesday. World War II with Tom Hanks reexamines history’s most devastating conflict for a new century. Across twenty hours, the...
May 30, 1945. In Washington, Secretary of War Henry Stimson calls General Leslie Groves to his office and demands answers: which Japanese cities are about to become targets for the atomic bomb? What follows will pull Sti...
May 23, 1934. On a muggy Louisiana morning, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow speed toward the Texas border. They’ve been on the run for over a year—wanted for robbery and murder—and the lurid news accounts of their exploit...
May 12, 1949. After eleven months under Soviet blockade, the people of West Berlin flood into the streets to celebrate. The lights are back on. The autobahn is open. The siege is over. But just months earlier, West Berli...
Family Lore is a weekly narrative podcast that celebrates and investigates ancestral mystique. Each episode begins with a guest sharing a fascinating family legend, followed by a historical deep-dive to uncover the truth...
May 9th, 1942. In the Lustgarten, a sprawling park in the center of Berlin, a strange new attraction opens to the public. It’s a maze of tents, glowing under red lightbulbs. Inside: a staged vision of the Soviet Union. F...
April 25, 1859. About 150 people have gathered on the shores of Lake Manzala in Egypt. And one of them, a mustachioed, retired French diplomat, steps forward. He raises his pickaxe and strikes a ceremonial blow. The aud...
April 20th, 2004. A quiet suburban development outside Seattle. Brand-new homes. Fresh lawns not yet grown in. Then, in the middle of the night—sirens. Flames ripping through two houses. Investigators quickly find the ca...
April 18, 1806. In his study, President Thomas Jefferson signs a law that doesn’t look like an act of war. It bans imports. Leather. Silk. Glass. Playing cards. A strange list. A quiet move. But Jefferson is trying to co...
This episode comes from Points North, a podcast about the land, water, and inhabitants of the Great Lakes. You can listen to Points North wherever you get your podcasts. Lake Champlain is more than 16 times smaller than ...
April 7, 1922. A cabinet secretary signs a secret deal and locks it in his desk. The land in question holds one of the largest untapped oil reserves in the country. Officially, it belongs to the U.S. Navy. Unofficially, ...
April 3, 1851. A man who escaped slavery is grabbed off the streets of Boston and thrown into a carriage. He fights back, shouting to the crowd, but it doesn’t matter. Under a new federal law, even the North isn’t safe. ...
March 29th, 1923. A new play opens in Berlin, and quietly changes the future. Onstage are workers who never tire, never complain, and never stop. They’re faster, stronger, and more efficient than humans in every way. The...
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