Bel Aves

Conservative Historian

History EN ↓ 319 episodes

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.  

Author

Bel Aves

Category

History

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

The Union that Dominates American Education: A Brief History of the American Federation of Teachers 15.07.2023

Send us Fan Mail We look at the history of the powerful AFT and its role in American education.  

Childlike Dissonance 08.07.2023

Send us Fan Mail The reactions to the recent US Supreme Court decisions around affirmative action, student debt and free speech were similar to that of a child denied a McDonald's Happy Meal.  We look at these reactions and explore their origins.  

Mercenaries: Italy, Persia and Putin 02.07.2023

Send us Fan Mail We travel from ancient Persia to Medieval Italy to modern Russia to learn about mercenaries.  

We Need More Babies 24.06.2023

Send us Fan Mail We look at demographic trends today and fertility issues in history.  Do we need less people or more?  We make the case for the latter.  

Can You Dig It? Archeology and Assyria 18.06.2023

Send us Fan Mail We look at archeology from the fictional Indiana Jones to the real Walter Andrae and what it means for historians through the lens of learning about the ancient Assyrians.  

Movies and Rebels 04.06.2023

Send us Fan Mail It's movie time so we are having my brother back on.  We ask why those in power think of themselves as outsiders, the best war movies, and why British actors are superior to American ones. 

Memorial Day 27.05.2023

Send us Fan Mail A brief history of Memorial Day with a few stories of those who gave us our freedom at the cost of their "last full measure of devotion." 

Black Cleopatra and Historical Documentaries 21.05.2023

Send us Fan Mail We break down the Netflix "documentary" and make suggestions on why the producers of this work made some interesting, and historically inaccurate, choices.  

Leisure Time in the Past and Present 13.05.2023

Send us Fan Mail The left thinks we need more leisure time and is using some spurious history to make their case.  We go from Medieval Europe to Ancient China to see comparisons with workers today.  

Opportunists and Leadership Vacuums 06.05.2023

Send us Fan Mail We go from Tudor England to WWI Russia and back to modern times to see what happens when we have leadership vacuums.  

Despising Your Audience 29.04.2023

Send us Fan Mail We go to the business side on this one to show why Bud Light, and so many other companies, are making seemingly self destructive marketing decisions.  

Time to Move on From Trump: A Historical Look at his Chances of Election 22.04.2023

Send us Fan Mail Regardless how you feel about Trump, the history and politics are clear, he will not win in 2024.  

Historical Insanities: Doing the Same Thing Over Again 15.04.2023

Send us Fan Mail We go from the Crusades to Agincourt to 1950s Elections in a quest to learn that doing the same thing over again is not a recipe for victory.  

The Left Acts and the Right Reacts 02.04.2023

Send us Fan Mail This week we saw the Left act in the Trump indictment. But how will the Right react? Though the Left never seems to anticipate reactions, they always occur.  We look at governance, education, SCOTUS, Nixon, and even stolen elections to see a distinct pattern.  

The Fog of War 25.03.2023

Send us Fan Mail In this podcast we look at the fog of war and move from WWII North Africa to the Euphrates to the Swiss Mountains, and meet a great historian along the way.  

Not RINOs, CINOs are the Problem 19.03.2023

Send us Fan Mail Those who have the label RINOs can still be conservative. And those throwing around that term, are often not.  So I am using the new term CINO, a conservative in name only. We look at the history of conservatism to obtain a definition and look at who fits our new label, and who is the real thing.  

The 1619 Project and the Falsification of History 12.03.2023

Send us Fan Mail Why the Founders fought the revolution, the economics of slavery or the founding of the nation, the 1619 Project gets is wrong, again, and again. Now it is Hulu's turn.  Also here is the link to our first piece on the project from 2020 - 

National Anthems: Only One Per Nation 23.02.2023

Send us Fan Mail We explore the history of national anthems and the introduction of an alternative for African Americans.  

Historical Movies and the Academy Awards 18.02.2023

Send us Fan Mail It is a movie topic so that means once again my brother Gus joins me to discuss historical movies and the Academy Awards.  

Before the Industrial Age: The False Eden 12.02.2023

Send us Fan Mail There are many pining for a time before the industrial age because things were so much better.  We contend with that sentiment and note that life for humanity in the 21st Century is better than what came before.  

African American Conservative Writers: Black History Month Bookshelf 05.02.2023

Send us Fan Mail We provide a conservative antidote to the usual, diseased progressive orthodoxies extolled during Black History Month.  

The Sad Endurance of Tyranny 21.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail Unfortunately, tyranny is not brittle or weak, nor is it an aberration.  Liberty and Freedom are what we must constantly maintain.  We explore the threats through using the Star Wars canon, and historical examples to illustrate our points.  

The Hard Way - Clown House II 14.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail We explore the hard way through Hercules, Gouverneur Morris, and The Who's Pete Townsend.  All of this is not so subtle encouragement for our newly minted House of Representatives.  

Clown House 08.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail This is a scary podcast. Ghouls, Ghosts and Goblins? No, far more frightening. Santos, McCarthy, Gaetz and Boebert.  We talk about the history of the House of Representatives. Take a listen, if you dare! (cue evil laugh)

The Necessity for Strong Allies 04.01.2023

Send us Fan Mail Does the US have strong allies?  We look at Ming China and World War I, among others, to learn the  answer.  

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