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Zachary Taylor. President #12.March 4, 1849–July 9, 1850.Some men spend forty years in the Army and then are killed by cherries.

Herbert Hoover. President #31.March 4, 1929 – March 4, 1933Some men are born to be Indiana Jones. Some are born to be President. Most are not meant to be both.#podcasts #history #president #usa

President #23.March 4, 1889 – March 4, 1893Teddy Roosevelt without the charisma. This episode sponsored by www.dividedbyzerobooks.com

President #21.September 20, 1881 – March 4, 1885.An above average President. This episode sponsored by www.dividedbyzerobooks.com #history #podcast #trending #unitedstates #books

Senior Medical Correspondent Doctor Matt stops by to give his professional opinion on whether President Harding got Epstein'd by the First Lady, the unsterile death of President Garfield, and his plans to save President Lincoln by drilling an additional hole in his already shot head, once the flux capacitor reaches eighty-eight miles per hour.#podcast #trending #history #president #trend #trending...

President #29.March 4, 1921 – August 2, 1923Small Town Newspaper Editor. Forgettable Senator. The Prohibition Era's Boozing, Gambling President. Warren G. Harding rose from humble beginnings, only to die the most controversial Commander of State until Nixon. Also, so much Oval Office sex. This episode sponsored by www.dividedbyzerobooks.com#president #history

Thrill as two C+ history students study the master of failing upwards!#podcast #trending #trend #trendingvideo #history #historical #president #whitehouse #viral #video #viralvideo #trailer

William Howard Taft. President #27.1909-1913.Whose the Ohio Boy who wrote the Philippines Bill of Rights? Taft! Damn straight. Who slept off his Presidency, but wound up on the Supreme Court? Taft! Shut your mouth.#Taft #history #historical #shaft #presidential #USA #unitedstatesThis episode sponsored by www.dividedbyzerobooks.com.

The Dead President's Society showcases two C+ @HISTORY students discuss America's forgotten Presidents. #podcast #trending #trend #trendingvideo #history #historical #president #whitehouse #viral #video #viralvideo #trailer

Derwin and Nick discuss the differences between NASA and the United States Space Force, how political radicalization starts from a place of utter hopelessness, and the wonderful potential of space colonization of our solar system. #NASA #Spaceforce #trend #trending #colony #podcast

Most combat veterans are not John Rambo. Most combat veterans are Micheal Garibaldi from Babylon 5. Just a person trying to reconcile who they are with a world that makes very little sense. Derwin and Nick explore this archetype in Darius Maroney from, "Spacers: The Erebus Effect."

Derwin and Nick update the state of the podcast, the upcoming hiatus, and a new direction for next year.

During a desperate descent into madness, Derwin has decided to write and star in a one act play called, "Spacers: The Ballad of Tommy Sampson!"

Derwin and Nick talk about the many rewrites of chapter eight for Spacers: The Erebus Effect! Today they brainstorm in real time Janet Harkov's first deployment to Titan, discuss how best to kill a good man, and discover how to incorporate Derwin's GWOT experience into the Draconis Crisis!#spaceforce #titan #writing #character #novel #nasa #plot

Derwin and Nick talk about going to Indy Pop Con, how nerd culture has moved mainstream, and the idea of them selling books direct to customers.#convention #writing #character #books

Good fiction justifies its existence by asking a question relevant to the human experience. Derwin and Nick justify the existence of "Spacers: The Ballad of Tommy Sampson" by asking the question, "Who is Tommy?"Good fiction justifies its existence by asking a question relevant to the human experience. Derwin and Nick justify the existence of "Spacers: The Ballad of Tommy Sampson" by asking the que...

Derwin and Nick dive deep into discography as they ponder the magic and mystery of William Shatner's, "Has Been," Pink Floyd's, "Dark Side of the Moon," and Blue October's, "Foiled."

On the front half of the episode, Derwin and Nick discuss if cars can rust on Mars, the feasibility of massive human settlements, and where his inspiration for the Martian colonies came from for Spacers: The Erebus Effect! On the back half, Nick gives a crash course of the future as he dives deep into the Spacers Saga lore, exploring 1987 to 2258!

Finality is humbling. Derwin and Nick explore humility and discuss how the final draft of a novel is the hardest and the creative burn out that comes with it.

Derwin and Nick go off topic to discuss the endless UAP sightings, how to convince people to compost, and in the tag they spend 20 minutes talking about the rewrite to chapter eight of Erebus, along with the next steps for the Spacers Saga.

What purpose do they serve the story? Is there an action only they take that affects the plot? Characters that serve no purpose should be cut.

Derwin and Nick discuss the future of A.I. five years from now, the terrifying idea of cannibal religions, and how sometimes four characters are better than five.

A soldier speaks from a place of dominance. An assassin speaks from manipulation. Derwin mostly speaks from a place of confusion. Luckily, Nick speaks from a place of quiet confidence as they delve into the characters in their upcoming novel "Shadowplay!" (Now titled "Spacers: The Erebus Effect.)

What is lore? How does it function in science fiction? What makes it good or bad?

If false gods act the part long enough, what's the difference?