Letters From Our Founding Fathers

Discussing an attack on ammunition in Virginia and the response;  appearance by James Madison and Patrick Henry Support the show

Episode 128: Discussing "General" Thomas Gage and his response to Lexington and Concord;  His attempt to get Samuel Adams and John Hancock.   Support the show

Episode 127: Discussing Dr. Warren, and how he died defending Massachusetts freedom.    The Silent Majority vs the Founding Fathers.   Support the show

Episode 126: Discussing a brief battle around Boston, as told By Abigaile Adams; Appearance by John Adams, James Warren and.....Michael Jordan?    Support the show

Episode 125: In this episode I cover issues pertaining to Militia;  Also, letters and orders on a national day of prayer;   Support the show

Episode 124: 2 Year Anniversary of this podcast!  Light Episode;  Discussing 250 years of the Army coming in 2025 from Commander in Chief George Washington to the present day.   Also, discussing the Military Draft and the responsibility around it.   Support the show

Episode 123: In this "light episode" I dicuss this topic of the national divorce.   Support the show

Episode 122: This episode is Largely Q&A;  regarding the episode Innocent Until Proven Guilty.   Support the show

Episode 121:  A letter to America:  The problems we face are not going away.  Entertainment culture vs Education culture.  Support the show

In this episode we discuss some additional letters about General Washington and the other men being sent to the relief of Boston.   Support the show

In this episode we go into the letters about the makings of General George Washington as Commander-In-Chief.   I also cover a review, and some civics concepts that form the basis of topics discussed on this podcast.   Support the show

In this episode we discuss issues relating to the nature of our 50 independent states;  decisions made, Federal vs. State issues and how we approach that as a Union.   Support the show

In this episode we get some of the early reactions of Lexington and Concord from General Washington, John Adams, and Dr. Franklin.   Support the show

In this Episode I cover a review on the podcast, and the public education system;  I also discuss America and if it will sink or sail.   Support the show

Episode 115:  In this episode, lets hear the story of Lexington and Concord Support the show

 John Quincy Adams Tells us about his father;  And in this eposide we talk about what happens if the Founding Fathers dont live their family standard;   Support the show

In this episode we continue discussion about Church and State;  Specifically, the "Wall of Separation" and its original purpose.    The Catholic Church vs The Adams Cousins "The ***** of Babylon".   Should the Church control the State?  Why does the State want to control the Church?   Establishment of a religion;  the State Religion in America.    The Supreme Courts Wall of Sep...

Warning:  Content may be disturbing to some listeners.    In this episode I discuss the frequently recurring guilt about the use of the Atomic Bomb on Japan during World War 2.     Support the show

In this episode we bring John Adams on the podcast to discuss TLDR; John Adams had something to say about this not so modern problem;  As it gets progressively worse, can we fix it before its too late?   Support the show

In this episode Samuel Adams takes us through a discussion about the frequent collapse of freedom and liberty, and what is to be done to maintain the consitution.   Support the show

In this episode, we address the characterization of the war as an "insurrection".  We then discuss the battle that takes place between self gratification and the responsibility of freedom.   Support the show

In this episode, I discuss two concepts I'm thankful for on Independence day; and how I appreciate the freedom we have in the United States of America.   Support the show

In this episode, we continue our discussion surrounding Thomas Jefferson and Independence day.  We discuss the resolutions of Albemarle County Virginia.   Support the show

In this Episode we begin a two episode Independence Day Discussion; Starting with the Virginia Declaration of Rights, 1776.   Support the show

In this Episode we cover Patrick Henry's famous "Give Me Liberty" speech.  We will read the complete speech;  We then discuss some of the historic documents regarding the genesis of Pennsylvania.   Support the show