The Daily Rewind

Today on  The Daily Rewind , we remember September 11, 2001. Twenty-five years ago, nearly 3,000 people were killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and aboard Flight 93. We look back at the timeline of that morning, the lives lost, the bravery of first responders and ordinary Americans, and a day that forever changed the United States and the world. But September...

What happened on September 10th in history? Today on  The Daily Rewind , we rewind the clock to explore some of the moments that helped shape our world. 🧵 In  1846 , Elias Howe received a U.S. patent for his revolutionary sewing machine, helping transform how clothing would eventually be produced. ⚛️ Then, in  2008 , scientists successfully circulated the first proton beam through the  Large Hadr...

On this episode of the daily rewind Garrett is talking about Ford Pardoning Nixon after the fallout from Watergate scandal and a devastating hurricane hitting Galveston

What happened on  September 7th in history?  Today on  The Daily Rewind , we rewind the clock to explore some of the biggest moments connected to this date. 🇺🇸  1813:  “Uncle Sam” becomes associated with the United States in print—but the story behind America’s famous national symbol may be more complicated than you think. ⚓  1776:  During the American Revolution, the  Turtle  attempts an attack...

In today’s episode of The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore several major events connected to this date—including the death of King Louis XIV, Aaron Burr’s acquittal on treason charges, Germany’s invasion of Poland at the beginning of World War II, and the discovery of the Titanic wreckage. Join Garrett as we look back at the people, decisions, and discoveries that made September 1 an u...

What happened on July 28 in history?  Join  The Daily Rewind  as we rewind the clock and explore some of the most significant events that shaped the world. In today's episode: 🇬🇧  1540  – Thomas Cromwell is executed after falling out with King Henry VIII, marking the dramatic end of one of England's most influential political figures. 🇫🇷  1794  – Maximilien Robespierre is guillotined, brin...

On July 20, 1969, humanity took one giant leap as Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the Moon. But July 20 also marks another dramatic moment in history—the 1944 assassination attempt that nearly killed Adolf Hitler and triggered a failed coup against the Nazi regime. In this episode of The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore: 🌕 The Apollo 11 Moon landing and the Space Rac...

📜 June 29 in History | Shakespeare's Globe Burns, USA Stuns England & NASA Makes History What happened on June 29? In today's episode of  The Daily Rewind, we rewind the clock to explore some of the most fascinating events that took place on this day in history. In this episode: 🎭  1613:  Shakespeare's famous Globe Theatre is destroyed by fire during a performance of  Henry VIII...

📅 June 17th in History | Taj Mahal Inspiration, Statue of Liberty Arrives & Watergate Begins Today on  The Daily Rewind , we're rewinding the clock to June 17th and exploring some of the most fascinating events that happened on this day in history. 🎉 We also celebrate: National Apple Strudel Day Eat Your Vegetables Day National Root Beer Day ⏪ In this episode: 🏛️  1631  – The death of M...

In this episode we are discussing what happened in history on June 14

📅 Today in History – June 13 | Miranda Rights, Pentagon Papers, Thurgood Marshall & MoreWelcome back to The Daily Rewind, the history podcast where we rewind the clock and explore the people, events, and moments that shaped our world. In today's June 13th episode, we dive into one of the most important Supreme Court decisions in American history Miranda v. Arizona (1966) and the story of...

🎙️ June 1st in History | CNN Launches, Kentucky Becomes a State & The Beatles Change Music ForeverWelcome back to The Daily Rewind where we travel through time and explore the biggest events that happened on this day in history! Today is June 1st and we're officially halfway through 2026. In this episode, we look at fascinating moments that shaped the world, including:🥃 The first recorded...

Welcome back to the Daily Rewind and today we are talking about the assassination of Lincoln. The sinking of the Titanic

On this episode, we take a journey through April 13th—a day that spans the birth of a Founding Father, the opening shots of a nation’s deadliest war, and one of NASA’s most harrowing moments in space. We start in 1743 with the birth of Thomas Jefferson, a man who would help shape the United States from its earliest days. Then we move to 1861, where the surrender of Fort Sumter marks the explosive...

We're back welcome to The Daily Rewind today we are talking about the history of April Fools and other events that occurred in history

Today’s episode takes us through February 2 with a mix of fun, history, and powerful stories. We kick things off celebrating  National Tater Tot Day  (no, Sonic isn’t sponsoring us… but they should 👀) and  Groundhog Day , breaking down where the tradition began and how it traces back to ancient Candlemas customs brought to America by German settlers. In honor of  Black History Month , today’s spo...

On February 1, 1960, four Black college students sat down at a “whites-only” lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina—and refused to leave. That simple, non-violent act sparked a nationwide civil rights movement and helped change the course of American history. In this episode, we break down the story of the Greensboro Sit-In, the courage of the Greensboro Four—Ezell Blair Jr., Franklin McCain,...

January 29 is packed with history that spans innovation, celebration, and tragedy. On this episode, we rewind the clock to explore major moments that shaped America and the world — from the incorporation of The Coca-Cola Company and Kansas joining the Union, to the opening of The Seeing Eye, the first U.S. school dedicated to training guide dogs for people with visual impairments. We also look at...

Welcome back to  The Daily Rewind , where each day we rewind time and revisit the world’s most important moments in history. Today’s episode begins with some lighter national observances—LEGO Day and National Kazoo Day—before shifting to moments that left a lasting mark on the world. We honor  Christa McAuliffe Day , remembering the former high school teacher selected to fly aboard the Space Shutt...

On this episode of  The Daily Rewind , we reflect on a day marked by remembrance, sacrifice, and extraordinary creativity. We begin in 1945 with the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, confronting the horrors of the Holocaust and honoring the millions whose lives were stolen—and the survivors who endured the unimaginable. We also remember the lifting of the Siege of Leningrad, where an entire city s...

Welcome back to The Daily Rewind, today in January 26th and on the episode Garrett discuss a various of events that happened on this day in history. From Michigan become a state with a war to India becoming a republic and every and anything in between . #history #onthisday #podcasts  Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-daily-time-capsule/donations

In this late episode Garrett explains what happened on this day in history for January 25th Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-daily-time-capsule/donations

On this episode of The Daily Rewind, host Garrett takes us back to a moment the world was watching closely — the release of the 52 American hostages after 444 days in captivity. Using original headlines and historical context, we break down how the crisis ended, why the timing mattered, and what it meant for the United States moving forward. But that’s not all. In today’s rewind, we also explore:...

Welcome back today in MLK day, Garrett joins us and talks about the significance of MLK day and why we celebrate it. The PGA desegregating and many other things. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-daily-time-capsule/donations

Welcome back to The Daily Rewind! On January 4th, history is full of surprises from quirky holidays to groundbreaking firsts. Today, we celebrate Trivia Day and National Missouri Day, explore Utah’s journey to statehood, revisit President Lyndon B. Johnson’s vision of a “Great Society,” and honor trailblazing women in Congress like Patsy Mink and Nancy Pelosi. Tune in for a mix of fun facts, histo...