Bel Aves
Conservative Historian
History is too important to be left to the left. The Conservative Historian provides history governed by conservative principles. It is comprehensively researched but also entertainingly presented in a way accessible to history or non history buffs.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
The Four Pillars of the Academy: Is this Institution Necessary? 11.08.2020 48:25
Send us Fan Mail For millennia, colleges have served the purposes of providing instruction, storing knowledge, and creating a platform for critical thinking. But what is the role of the university today in the United States. This podcast explores the purposes of the university and questions their relevancy.
Heroes, History, and the Woke Left 04.08.2020 19:28
Send us Fan Mail History is rife with heroes. But what was the common thing about historical heroes? And what does the Woke Left's self conception of their heroism mean for our society? Learn more on this podcast.
The Seven Deadly Sins and Conservative Philosophy 30.07.2020 20:30
Send us Fan Mail What do the Seven Deadly sins, particularly lust, greed and envy tell us about marriage, capitalism and socialism? Learn more here.
Never Sports: Why I am Quitting Support of Sports (At Least for Now) 27.07.2020 16:36
Send us Fan Mail It is one thing when an individual player denigrates the nation that made it possible for them to earn millions from playing a game. It is quite another for the sports league themselves to support this. Add to this the selective condemnation of America but the muzzling of any comment about Chinese crackdown on Hong Kong or treatment of Uighers, and it is time to (SADLY) leave the...
Follow the Dream, Follow the Money: How a Sultan and a Pope explain the New York Times Pivot 23.07.2020 17:41
Send us Fan Mail When Ottoman founder Osman dreamed of taking Constantinople he was following the money. When Pope Urban II dreamed of retaking the holy land, he inoked the wealth that crusaders might accrue. Both men were following the money. This is really what the New York Times pivot from news organization to opinion provision is about.
Why Reparations is a Bad Idea 21.07.2020 32:19
Send us Fan Mail There are several arguments for reparations. Land was promised by Sherman. Injustices have been perpetuated through the centuries. The example of the West Germans in the early 1950s. If we can conjure $2 trillion for COVID relief, we can do reparations. This podcast explores all of these reasons and provides some alternative views.
Defund the University 04.07.2020 37:04
Send us Fan Mail For decades conservatives have spent money on a university system, and been taxed accordingly, to support an institution that increasingly is more an indoctrination factory than a place where critical thinking occurs. It is time we considered defunding the system.
Star Trek: Race and Risk in 2020 02.07.2020 19:55
Send us Fan Mail Gene Roddenberry's creation was radical in the 1960s. What does it have to say about 2020. And what about the new iterations of the franchise?
Systemic Racism: A New View 25.06.2020 31:28
Send us Fan Mail Their is little argument that racism exists in the U.S., but what about systemic racism. What systems are keeping inequalities and lack of opportunities in place? This podcast presents an alternative view on some of the systems that should looked at to create better opportunities for all Americans.
A Revival of the Case for Term Limits 23.06.2020 19:24
Send us Fan Mail With Congress abrogating their responsibilities to either the executive branch (the ACA) or to the Supreme Court (addition to Title VII in Clayton), it is time to reconsider term limits. Members spend their time fund raising, and avoiding critical votes, in order to keep getting reelected. Let's make it easier for them.
The American President Movie - 25 Years Later 17.06.2020 14:02
Send us Fan Mail When Rob Reiner's and Aaron Sorkin's The American President was released in 1995, their fictional president was to the left of Bill Clinton. In many ways "President Shepherd" was the president the creators wanted. Yet in 2020, the fictional Shepherd would be woefully out of date with his advocacy for Free Speech and antiquated love of country. See just how m...
Trump: TV and Real Life 09.06.2020 22:16
Send us Fan Mail Democrats are very good at using crises to advance their agenda and there are a host roiling the country. Unfortunately, Trump is not providing the type of leadership necessary to lead the country, and to articulate a conservative vision to get us through these times. The CH is not Never Trump territory, but we are missing a voice. Here is why.
The Myth of Publicly Funded Infrastructure 04.06.2020 17:53
Send us Fan Mail Infrastructure! It is the answer to ...everything! Actually it often is a boondoggle for politicians to provide a governmental panacea on the economy.
The American Family and the Emanation of Affluence 26.05.2020 23:06
Send us Fan Mail There is a theory that affluence leads to successful marriages and strong families. But that is backwards. Two-parent households lead to affluence, and strong families.
1619 Project and the Minting of Money 25.05.2020 33:55
Send us Fan Mail What is the REAL goal of the 1619 Project? Is it offering an additional history of slavery and its impact on American History? Or is it about about the insertion of leftist ideology and the selling of of a curriculum?
China in the Past and Today 17.05.2020 35:46
Send us Fan Mail China's past drives much of its present and future. Experience a brief walk through of China's past and what it means today.
A Modest Proposal on Climate Change 29.04.2020 12:51
Send us Fan Mail Twelve Years! (Actually more like 10 years and five months) until Armageddon. We need a solution now and this podcast has it!
Is Healthcare a Right? 28.04.2020 12:01
Send us Fan Mail Americans have rights enumerated int the Declaration including Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. But politicians today would say that healthcare is also a "right." We explore this issue in this podcast.
Worst Historical Movies 28.04.2020 19:57
Send us Fan Mail Some movies depict historical events and figures. Other movies, that are supposedly historical, are actually ideological. This list is the latter group.
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