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The Road to Now
RTN Productions
The Vince Everett Ellison Show
Media Squatch
Gangland Wire
Gary Jenkins: Mafia Detective
The Projection Booth
Weirding Way Media
Myth of the 20th Century
Myth of the 20th Century - "Only the truth is banned."
Chasing Ghosts: An Irregular Warfare Podcast
Bill Buppert
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
STORIE DI BRAND
MAX CORONA
The WallBuilders Show
Tim Barton, David Barton & Rick Green
Crimes of the Centuries
Amber Hunt and Audioboom
Understanding Congress
AEI Podcasts
Да поговорим за Балканите/ Let's talk about the Balkans
Institute of Balkan Studies & Centre of Thracology
The Listening Tube
Bob Woodley
Splice & Splatter
Al LaFleur & Siena Sofia Bergt
Gretel le Maître Ponders Beauty, with Bede & other guests
Gretel le Maître
Rock a Domicilio
Alberto Marchena
The Lone Gunman Podcast : JFK Assassination
Rob Clark
Canadian True Crime
Kristi Lee | Canadian True Crime
The History of Egypt Podcast
Dominic Perry
Know Your Enemy
Matthew Sitman
陈说历史
长河飞烟
TOKYO MUSIC INSTITUTE for classical music
ニッポン放送
Occult Symbolism and Pop Culture with Isaac Weishaupt
Conspiracy Theories w/ Isaac "Illuminati Watcher" Weishaupt
Curiosidades de la Historia National Geographic
National Geographic España
Legacy of Agriculture
Chris Bair
Scripture Unscripted
The Bible Bus
O Misterioso Engenheiro Jardim
Observador
Our Ancestors Were Messy
Coco Hill Productions
Filosofía, Psicología, Historias
Hernán Melana
Next Level Soul Podcast with Alex Ferrari
Alex Ferrari
Some Dare Call It Conspiracy
Some Dare Call It Conspiracy
Pattern Break
Adrian Walsh
Elvis Duran and the Morning Show ON DEMAND
Elvis Duran Podcast Network and iHeartPodcasts
This Day in History
onthisdayinhistory
FreestyleMixtapes.Com
FreestyleMixtapes.Com
Valley 101
The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com
The Classical Music Minute
Steven Hobé, Composer & Host
History
RTN Productions
Coca-Cola is one of the most well-known products on planet earth, but did you ever wonder how a brown fizzy drink fueled the rise of a corporate juggernaut? The answer, says Ohio State historian Bartow Elmore, has everyt...
On July 2nd, 1776, the Second Continental Congress adopted a resolution stating that "that these united colonies are and of right ought to be free and independent states." Two days later, on July 4, they adopted the Decl...
This week, as we approach the 250th anniversary of American independence, we shine a light on one of the founding generation's greats: Benjamin Franklin It's difficult to fathom how Franklin accomplished so much in a s...
The American Revolution touched the lives of everyone living in the American colonies, and though the focus is often on the battlefields and political debates, those who were excluded from those places nevertheless playe...
If you feel like America is facing hard times right now, you've got a lot in common with your forebearers. Greg Jackson of History That Doesn't Suck joins Ben for a live conversation to discuss his new book Been There, ...
The Declaration of Independence has a story that is much bigger than July 4th, 1776. From its origins in enlightenment thought to its evocation by modern politicians, the document has had a life that can teach us a lot a...
The suburbs have long been a symbol of American prosperity in the post-WWII era. Yet the contrast between suburban wealth and "inner city" poverty overlooks the stories of those living in suburbia who were unable to reac...
Washington D.C. in the 1850s was a tale of two cities. It was the Capitol city of a rapidly expanding new nation while at the same time ground zero for a politically fractured and divided nation hurtling toward disunion....
May 18, 2026 marks exactly ten years since Bob Crawford and Ben Sawyer launched the first episode of The Road to Now, so we decided to get together for a conversation reflecting on our first conversation, the unexpected ...
The Civil War was the bloodiest military engagement in American history, and for the wives of those killed or wounded in battle, the struggle for survival continued long after the shooting ceased in 1865. In this episode...
It took about ten years, but it looks like our road, like all of them, lead to Rome. Dean Kinzer of Kinzer Coins joins us for a conversation about the role that coins played in the ancient world. He explains how money ev...
At the beginning of the 20th century, most of the territory that we call the Middle East- including Syria, Iraq, Israel and Turkey- were part of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman alliance w/ Germany and Austria-Hungary dur...
Throughout the latter part of the 20th century, Golf developed a reputation as a sport for wealthy white men who gathered at their exclusive country clubs to make business deals over 18 holes of golf, all the while smoki...
Ben & Bob took a trip to the home of Andrew Jackson, so they took the opportunity to record an episode on their impressions of the Hermitage and why Bob doubts they'll ever have a copy of America's Founding Son in the bo...
Did you know that the Boston Tea Party was sparked by a corporate tax cut? Or that during the explosive post-WWII economic boom, the highest tax bracket in the US was about 90%? Or that the more democratic a country is, ...
Directors Erik Ewers & Christopher Loren Ewers join us to discuss their new film, Ken Burns Presents: Henry David Thoreau. Erik & Christopher talk about their rediscovery of Thoreau's place in American history, their pro...
Martin Van Buren served just one term as President from 1837 to 1841, but as the architect behind the founding of the Democratic Party, his legacy lives on in the US today. In this episode, we speak with James M. Bradley...
Ben & Bob speak with Hans Zeiger, President of the Jack Miller Center for Teaching America's Founding Principles & History. We discuss the work that the JMC is doing to promote teaching the founding principles and civics...
Bob Crawford's first book has arrived! America's Founding Son: John Quincy Adams from President to Political Maverick launches March 10 via Zando Press and we're celebrating with an episode dedicated to the book. Bob wi...
The Oscars hold a special place in popular culture, but the first Academy Awards ceremony, held in 1929, bore little resemblance to the spectacle most of us know today. In this episode, media expert Monica Sandler takes ...
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