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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Latest episode
Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
The Reagan Reaction and the Road to Trump 26.12.2022 41:18
Send us Fan Mail Trump's record is now 1-4 in elections. Yet a hard rump of the GOP still supports him including evangelicals. How did a twice divorced, four time bankrupt, philanderer come to dominate one of the two political parties in the US. We provide our thoughts.
Youth Must be Served 16.12.2022 35:18
Send us Fan Mail We look to Michelangelo, Mozart, and JFK to give us some insight as to why people gave so much of their money to 30-year-old "wunderkind" Sam Bankman-Fried.
The Corruption of Business 03.12.2022 36:55
Send us Fan Mail Not content with owning education, entertainment and the media, the left moves onto business. Learn more in this special Conservative Business segment.
Fighting, Winning and Losing: Jackson, Trump and Ulysses S. Grant 25.11.2022 28:56
Send us Fan Mail Having a politician fight for you is good, and having one who can win is great. But what does winning actually look like? We compare Jackson, Grant and Donald Trump to explore the differences.
Thomas Cahill: Great Historian 11.11.2022 24:40
Send us Fan Mail We have lost a great historian with the death of Thomas Cahill. We discuss his books and why his work was so compelling.
Missed Appropriation: No more Tacos, or Tuesday, and Definitely Not Taco Tuesday 08.11.2022 28:32
Send us Fan Mail We look at Cultural Appropriation, try to define it, and go back to the Norse and the Romans to see where it might exist.
The Stories We Tell 31.10.2022 29:08
Send us Fan Mail A society is shaped by our popular stories. We look at stories ranging from Beowulf to the Hindu Gita. We also note the progressive takeover of our most popular stories to shape culture in their desired image.
1894: The Midterm Election that Changed Everything 23.10.2022 30:19
Send us Fan Mail Every election now comes prepackaged with hyperbole about its importance. We look back to a time, the midterms of 1894, in which the scope of politics was changed.
Gaslighting and History 16.10.2022 33:06
Send us Fan Mail The concept of gaslighting is not new, it just seems to be used in voluminous ways in 2022. We explore the term, some history, and how it affects the politics of today.
Teacher Teacher: Plato and the Modern Academy 01.10.2022 30:29
Send us Fan Mail We go back to the Platonic Academy and then up to modern times to see the K-12 takeover by the 1960s ideology now ruling the Universities.
Movie Series and Prequals: Art or Money 18.09.2022 1:07:39
Send us Fan Mail Bel's brother Gus once again joins the podcast to discuss movies and history. Hard hitting questions include the goal of movies today, which was the best Thor, and Will Smith's slap or be slapped moment.
How Sweet It Isn’t: American Historical Association President James Sweet Abjectly Cringes Before the Woke Mob 10.09.2022 53:41
Send us Fan Mail James Sweet writes a compelling piece on history, gets pilloried by the woke mob, then apologizes for his heresy.
Are We Getting Dumber? 04.09.2022 29:03
Send us Fan Mail Are the American people regressing in intelligence? We travel to 19th century America, and 7th century China looking for answers.
Presidential Historians - A Thirst for Influence 28.08.2022 29:32
Send us Fan Mail Biden has acquired a group of progressive, tame historians to stoke his dreams and drain our wallets. We explore the vaunted perch of presidential historian in this podcast.
Banana Republic 18.08.2022 39:10
Send us Fan Mail Has the United States gone Bananas? (sorry) We explore the history of the term Banana Republic and decide whether the US is becoming one. Next week we will look Old Navy(s) and close historical Gaps. (SORRY again).
A Brief History of the Supreme Court - Part V: Borking, Thomas, and SCOTUS at the Center of Society 14.08.2022 1:01:42
Send us Fan Mail We bring our SCOTUS history to the present day and meet people such as Bork, Kennedy, Thomas and Kavanaugh. We conclude with a call to bring our institutions back to the original missions upon which they were founded.
A Brief History of the United States Supreme Court - Part IV: Judicial Activism and the Road to Roe 07.08.2022 40:11
Send us Fan Mail The landmark Roe V. Wade decision in the early 1970s did not come fully formed. We explore the road to Roe and the judicial activism that made it possible.
A Brief History of the United States Supreme Court – Part III: Two Presidents and a Marshall 24.07.2022 37:24
Send us Fan Mail In Two Presidents and a Marshall we look at Court Packing and Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka.
A Brief History of the United States Supreme Court - Part II: The Nadir of the Supreme Court - Plessy V. Ferguson 17.07.2022 38:03
Send us Fan Mail In all of the triumphs and failures of our judicial branch, Plessy was the worst. We explore the history of this ruling.
A Brief History of the United States Supreme Court - Part I: The Role of the Court 10.07.2022 37:13
Send us Fan Mail We start with the medieval star chamber, move to the Constitution and Article III, and go through Marbury and Dred Scott. We also take a few stops to look at Dobbs.
Are You Serious 28.06.2022 21:30
Send us Fan Mail Just when we need serious people, serious policies, and are facing serious times, our dialog have reached the unserious stage. Learn more about unserious acts in history.
The Fall of the Game of Thrones and Real History 19.06.2022 25:24
Send us Fan Mail Game of Thrones was once a cultural touchstone. A sequel (actually prequel) is coming and the reaction is a big shrug. What did this show teach us about history and story telling and the real historical record.
I Say Whip It, WHIP it Good!: A Story of Gerald Ford’s Whip Inflation Now Campaign 12.06.2022 32:18
Send us Fan Mail In 1974 Gerald Ford faced sky high inflation, even greater than ours in 2022. This is a tale of how the 38th President addressed this hot BUTTON issue.
Fakery in History 05.06.2022 34:27
Send us Fan Mail History is replete with fakery. We go from Stuart England to medieval Germany to Cardiff New York to find fakeries. We also look at fakery being perpetuated today that will be history tomorrow.
No Easy Answers 29.05.2022 30:58
Send us Fan Mail For complex, societal problems, including school shootings, there are no easy answers. We explore this concept through a historical prism.
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