Hunter

I Haven't Given It Much Thought, But I Can

History EN ↓ 8 episodes

An audio history series discussing quirky and strange historical and popular culture topics in a loose and informal way.

Author

Hunter

Episodes

"The 1868 Democratic National Convention and the Nomination of Horatio Seymour" 27.04.2026 4:33

Hunter Hildebrand discusses the 1868 Democratic National Convention and the protracted nomination process of former New York Governor Horatio Seymour.

"The United States Code and Its Strangest Provisions" 27.04.2026 5:56

Hunter discusses five crazy emergency powers entrusted to the U.S. President and their subordinates in the United States Code.

"Three Little Words: The Fall of the Berlin Wall" 27.04.2026 2:50

Hunter discusses the fall of the Berlin Wall and how three little words changed the course of European history.

"German Reunification: Thatcher Versus Bush" 27.04.2026 3:51

In a companion episode to the third installment, Hunter discusses why Maragret Thatcher was so opposed to the reunification of Germany and what happened when she was outnumbered.

"The One and Only Edwin Edwards" 27.04.2026 4:48

Hunter discusses the life and career of inimitable Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards, aspects both personal and professional.

"Here Come the Steagles" 27.04.2026 4:17

Hunter discusses when the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles united to become one team during World War II in 1943.

"The New Hampshire Senate Saga of 1974-75" 27.04.2026 6:02

Hunter discusses the U.S. Senate election in New Hampshire in 1974, its disputed outcome, and the one that followed it in 1975 which resolved the dispute.

"The United States Camel Corps" 27.04.2026 5:26

Hunter discusses an ill-fated attempt by the U.S. military in the 1850s to get camels to be packing animals.