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Uncle Sam Says, True stories of our Founding Fathers

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True stories taken from the lives of the men and women who helped lay the foundation of our great country, These stories are about the values of honor, honesty, love, valor, integrity, honoring womenhood, the dignity of hard work, love of country, etc. These stories used to be taught in every school in our land and our children grew up with a deep abiding knowledge and love of country and were brim-full of all of the other values that ruled the lives of our founding Fathers. Fun, funny,(often hilarious), and sometimes sad or sobering as told by "Uncle Sam" (Ron Sinclair), as only "Uncle Sam) w...

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Ron

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Latest episode

Jul 4, 2026

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Episodes

Betsy Ross, Super spy continued 28.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail You won't want to miss a minute of her great adventure that insured the success of George Washington at the Battle of Trenton.  Yep, it was her, her incredible beauty, and her willingness to subject herself to British abuse that saved the day for Washington at Trenton.  Nope, she was a good girl. That dandy of a British colonnel woke up each morning fully dressed but with a t...

Blue cheese dressing 26.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail A holiday gift for my listeners.  This is the best recipe for Blue Cheese dressing you have ever tasted.  It has been in our family for 40 years and a staple at all of our family get-togethers. It is super easy to make and actually good for you.  Happy new year to all  of you! Support the show

Christmas 1881 24.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail A heartwarming story of a 15 yr old boy who learns the true spirit of Christmas  Support the show

Betsy Ross: Super Spy 21.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail Everyone knows Betsy Ross.  Hardly anyone knows how closely she worked with George Washington. They sat in adjacent pews in church and she was his tailor or seamstress as well as the creator of his flag.  Yes, she did that.  That she was also one of his most influential spys is almost unknown because she was forced into uncompromising situations and Washington was determined to ke...

The Christmas Star 21.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail Today, December 21st, 2020 is the best day to see our own Christmas Start.  This special short podcast is to make sure that all of my listeners will know what it si and be able to see it. Support the show

Five Grains of Corn 16.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is short but will haunt you for the rest of your life. This is a true story of our pilgrims. Support the show

Black Commandos 14.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is podcast #2 that tells of black free men and slaves as well who fought for us during the Revolutionary War.  You will never forget the story of the black slave who used his head as a battering ram to bash in the bedroom door of the commander of the post they were attacking.  He was really using his head.  He had to run against it twice but that door came down! Support the s...

Black Patriots #1 07.12.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the first of two podcasts that tell several stories of Black patriots and how they served to help free our country.  Some were slaves and some were free men but they were all heroes to us. Support the show

Lafayette 30.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is a story of a black patriot that was named after his hero, the French Lafayette.  He became a double spy working for our side but actually living in the enemy camp with them thinking he was their man.  He was responsible for getting the word to Lafayette who then got it to George Washington that Cornwallis was in Yorktown and ready to be beaten. A real hero! Support the sho...

Martha Custis 23.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail She was one of the richest and most beautiful women in the colonies.  She was way above the social status of George Washington but he loved her desperately. She was hounded by every eligible bachelor ( and some that were not so elegible) so they could possess her and her holdings.  She, on the other hand had already been married once and now refused to even consider any marriage e...

The William Penn Trial 16.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail Young William Penn could have been legally hung!  He had been arrested as he was breaking the conventical act.  That act forbade anyone from preaching any doctrine other than approved by the Church of England.  His jury refused to find him guilty.  Even after the jury was imprisoned, sprayed with urine and smeared with feces, they refused to find him guilty.  As a result William P...

Valley Forge Vision continued 09.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail Here we learn the exact words of the vision and George Washington's reaction to them. The vision gives us the full story of our country.  From the very beginnings up through all three major trials and into the future.  Yes, I believe it really happened. Support the show

Slavery 03.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail Is America bad because we used to have slaves?  No!  In fact the very opposite is true.  We were able to get rid of slavery and that fact should be celebrated rather than the burning of America that some are doing in the name of slavery in our past.  This podcast shows that slavery could only have been overcome because of our Constitution and that doing so should be hailed as some...

George Washington's Valley Forge Vision 02.11.2020

Send us Fan Mail Did George Washington have a genuine vision during the desperate time at Valley Forge?  Here is all the evidence we have including the vision itself.  You decide! Support the show

Daniel Morgan continued 30.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail Daniel Morgan was the pointy end of the spear that won the battle of Saratoga that all agree turned the course of the war in our favor.  He was the great-grandson of Henry Morgan who was arguably the greatest, bad-ist, pirate that ever lived. That pirate blood still ran in his veins. During the French and Indian war, as a civilian wagoneer, he decked a British officer and was give...

The flogging of Daniel Morgan 28.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail Daniel Morgan was the pointy end of the spear that won the battle of Saratoga that all agree turned the course of the war in our favor.  He was the great-grandson of Henry Morgan who was arguably the greatest, bad-ist, pirate that ever lived. That pirate blood still ran in his veins. During the French and Indian war, as a civilian wagoneer, he decked a British officer and was give...

Bagdad War Hero - Patriots of today 26.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the true story of a firefight in Bagdad. My Son in Law was there.  He tells this story. A helicopter is shot down and he is part of the team that went in to rescue those crew members left alive. This story proves we have brave and loyal soldiers now as well as in times past. Support the show

The Boston Tea Party 23.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the Boston Tea Party from the point of view of those who participated in it, An old man was beaten up because he tried to steal some of the tea, why the captains never raised a finger to stop the rebels, etc. You may learn a new perspective on how the colonists really felt. Support the show

The Oaths of Office 21.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail Every one of our elected officials at the federal level and all of our military officers are required to take an oath that is given in our Constitution. Each required oath is different in some respects but the same in others. Here you will learn what each oath is (and isn't) and you will then be able to tell very easily who is keeping their oath and who is breaking their oath...

Martha Custis, George Washington's sweetheart 19.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the story of the love of George Washington's life. Who was Martha Custis and why did she fall for George Washington? She may have been the wealthiest woman in the colonies. George laid out his strategy for her as carefully as any battle plan and he carried it out with finesse. Support the show

The William Penn Trial 16.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This famous English trial was held hundreds of years ago but was the foundation of why our forefathers put so much emphasis on trial by jury in our Constitution. Young William Penn was on trial for his life because he broke the conventicle law that made it a capital offense to preach anything but Church of England doctrine. He was guilty but The jury said he was innocent and even...

The Star Spangled Banner cont. 14.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is a continuation of the last podcast. In this one, I fracture the song by singing it as I also explain the words. Understanding the words is critical to know why it is our National Anthem. Support the show

The Star Spangled Banner 13.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the true story of how Francis Scott Key happened to be on board the British ship that was the flagship that had it's fleet bomb Fort Mchenry and how he interpreted what he saw that night.  WE explain why that particular battle was so very critical to us during the War of 1812. Support the show

The Valley Forge Vision continued 12.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail Many historians do not believe this happened. Many historians also do not believe in God. While the man giving this account did so many years after, He was actually there and simply tells us what he saw and heard. Listen to your heart as you listen to the podcast and you will know the truth.  Support the show

The Star Spangled Banner 10.10.2020

Send us Fan Mail This is the story of how our National Anthem came to be.  It was first titled "In Defense of Fory McHenry". Francis Scott Key was an attorney in Baltimore who had been instrumental in getting our soldiers out of British prison ships.  He was much more than just an attorney.  He was licensed to practice in front of the Supreme Court.  He had already negotiated the release...

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