The Chronicles of Time

On episode 82, I dive into what the First Continental Congress was and what it accomplished!

You know the story. I know the story. We all know it. It’s the Boston Tea Party! Listen as I cover the event that possibly sparked the American Revolution!

TCOT is back with its first episode of 2026! Come listen as I dive into The Boston Massacre, an event that is still debated to this day and that fueled the Revolution as we know it

On this episode of TCOT, we dive into the life of the most controversial Vice President this nation has ever had: Dick Cheney

After nearly a year and a half, it's time for another round of questions with the one and only Summer! Come listen to see what my answers are to some of the most riveting questions ever asked on a podcast

On this weeks episode of TCOT, I dive into the devastating hurricane that left New Orleans in complete wreckage in 2005

On this episode of TCOT we dive into the life of the first female Justice of the Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor. Listen as I cover her time as a justice and th impact she left on the court!

On this episode of TCOT, I cover the history of Air Force, the Presidential Plane. Listen as you find out who was the first president to fly, what it looks like, and so much more!

On this weeks episode of TCOT we dive into the life of J. Edgar Hoover. Listen as we discover why so many consider him the worst public servant the United States has ever had

On this special episode of TCOT, I interview Michael Giorgione, author of 'Inside Camp David'. Mike was the CO at Camp David from 1999-2001 and served an impressive 29 year military career. Listen as he answers questions over the private presidential retreat!

In this weeks episode of TCOT, I dive into the history behind the Statue of Liberty. She's one of the most iconic monuments in America, but how much do you really know about Lady Liberty? Listen now!

On this weeks episode of TCOT, we dive into what the chief of staff to the president is and what exactly they do. Listen as I tell the history of this crucial role that is often misunderstood

In this episode of TCOT, we take a look into the history behind the Situation Room and see what really happens below the Oval Office

In this weeks episode of TCOT, we dive into the life of one of the most forgotten presidents: Chester A. Arthur

In this weeks episode of TCOT, I talk about the relationship between the presidents and Frank Sinatra. Throughout his 82 years, Sinatra met every president from FDR to Bill Clinton! Listen as I highlight the friendships between Sinatra and the men

In this special episode of TCOT, I interview American History author Robert B. O'Connor about his new book, Jeep Show. Jeep Show is a thrilling tale set during WW2, specifically The Battle of the Bulge. With it being the 80th anniversary of the battle, there is no better time to have Mr. O'Connor on the show!

On this episode of TCOT, we dive into forgotten founding father Gouverneur Morris. His life? Crazy. The way he died? Absolutely insane.

This week I cover one of the deadliest fires in our nations history. The tragedy led to better working conditions, but at the cost of over 140 lives.

In this weeks episode we get spooky as we uncover the history of the ghosts in the White House!

In this weeks episode we look into the philandering of these four Presidents: Jefferson, Harding, Kennedy, and Clinton

On this weeks episode of TCOT, we dive into the 51-day siege between the Branch Davidians and ATF that had lasting effects

In this weeks episode we discover exactly why Benedict Arnold is considered the biggest traitor in our nations history

In this weeks episode, we fly into the lives of Wilbur and Orville Wright. These two brothers made the unthinkable a reality when they discovered the mechanics of human flight!

In this weeks episode of TCOT, we revisit a favorite subject of mine with brand new content- crazy things the presidents have said!

In this episode of TCOT, we explore who senator Joseph McCarthy was, what he is known for, and why the famous term "McCarthyism" was derived from his name