The Greatest Podcast in History

On the last episode of this first season of the pod Dylan talks about the 2000s, including 9/11, the “Great Recession,” and other truly decade-defining events. It’s a wild ride. Stayed tuned for more episodes later!!

On today’s episode, Dylan talks about the internet, Clinton, 24-hour news networks, and a whole bunch of other wild stuff. The 90s were a crazy time in America.

In today’s episode Dylan talks about America’s first President/actor, “trickle-down” economics, and a bunch of other awful 80s stuff. Man, that decade really was not good.

Today on the podcast Dylan ends his trip through the 70s by looking at new identity movements, Red Power, and the rise of a new Right. Also a lot of talk about just how messed up everything was.

On today’s episode Dylan, your beloved host, talks about Watergate, Nixon, and a whole bunch of other stuff. Also Nixon died after the recording of this episode. How time flies.

On this week’s episode of the pod Dylan talks about the Vietnam war, Kissinger, and a bunch of other ghouls.

This week on the podcast Dylan talks about LBJ, Kennedy, and the good old LSD-using Beatles. Nothing better than that baby

In this week’s episode Dylan talks about the Long Civil Rights Movement, SNCC, and the use of TV by Freedom Movement activists. The Cold War comes back too!

In this week’s episode Dylan talks about the Red Scare, the suburbs, and the Invasion of the Body Snatchers. The Cold War gets colder!

In this episode Dylan talks about the space race, the arms race, and the race to see who could be the coldest warrior. How did the United States deal with a post-World War II world?

On today’s podcast Dylan talks about the Double V campagin, the atrocious Japanese internment campagin, and other World War II things.

This week on the pod Dylan goes through an overview of the conflict, tracing its beginnings, the way the war was fought, and some of the horrible atrocities committed during the war. This is the first part in a two part series on World War II.

This week on The Greatest Podcast In American History Dylan looks at the New Deal, and answers everyone’s burning questions about whether or not it actually stopped the Great Depression.

This week on the pod Dylan takes you through the Great Depression, how it started, how it changed live in America, and just how bad it was. Hint, it was not great.

On this episode Dylan talks about the rise of the 2nd KKK, the explosion of jazz, the end of the Progresive Era, baseball, and a whole bunch of other stuff!

On today’s episode Dylan talks about WWI in the United States, coercion, jail time, and the Black Tom explosion.

In this episode Dylan discusses the beginnings of WWI, lives of the soldiers, and the horros of war.

In this episode Dylan discusses the ways in which the United States began to expand its reach outside of its territory, espeically in the Pacific and in Latin America.

In this week’s episode Dylan discusses the Progressive movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, looking at how they approached solving the problems of women’s rights, labor, and poverty.

This week on the pod, Dylan is talking about the People’s Party and the Populists. They have some radical plans to re-shape the Americna economy in response to the Industrial Revolution. They failed, but those failures had a huge impact on the US.

In this episode I talk about a post-Civil War labor conditions, early labor unions, and a couple of big labor strikes. Fascinating stuff!

In this episode Dylan talks about the Industrializing West and how it made America.

Hey everyone! On this week of The Greatest Podcast In American History I talk about the Industrial Revolution in the American South. We look at the horrors of Jim Crow, how James Buchanan Duke got his money, and much more.

A look at the northern US during the Industrial Revolution

This podcast will be taking a quick trip through American History, looking at how the modern United States came to be. The first series of episodes will begin with Reconstruction and end in the present.