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Amy Helen Bell Talks the Murders of the London Blitz and Stan Haynes Talks Roosevelt to Roosevelt
Let’s have two! In our first ever double episode, Amy Bell joins me to talk Under Cover of Darkness: Murders in Blackout London. Then Stan Haynes joins me to talk…
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Second Life by Amanda Hess
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for Second Life: As if parenting weren’t anxiety inducing already. Quick synopsis: A memoir of parenting in the digital age. Fact for Non-History People: In 1900, only…
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The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück by Lynne Olson
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück: Resistance doesn’t stop at the prison gate. Quick synopsis: The story of French Resistance women who banded together in the Ravensbrück concentration…
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Nathalia Holt Tells the Story of the Roosevelt Brothers’ Search for the Elusive Giant Panda
Let’s find a panda! Nathalia Holt joins me to discuss her book The Beast in the Clouds: The Roosevelt Brothers’ Deadly Quest to Find the Mythical Giant Panda. Buy The…
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The Beast in the Clouds by Nathalia Holt
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Beast in the Clouds: You’ll be begging for the heroes to fail. Quick synopsis: The story of the Roosevelt Brothers’ search for the elusive panda.…
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Spitfires by Beck Aikman
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for Spitfires: You don’t need people shooting at you to be in danger. Quick synopsis: A look at the American women pilots in Britain during World War…
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Eleanor Barraclough Talks the Viking Age and the Lives of Everyday Norsemen and Norsewomen
Let’s pillage (but also more than that)! Eleanor Barraclough joins me to talk her book Embers of the Hands: Hidden Histories of the Viking Age. Buy Embers of the Hands…
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Embers of the Hands by Eleanor Barraclough
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for Embers of the Hands: Vikings: They’re just like us! Quick synopsis: A look at the everyday lives of Vikings. Fact for Non-History People: Vikings were actually…
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The Fate of the Day by Rick Atkinson
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Fate of the Day: You loved the original so don’t miss the sequel. Quick synopsis: The American Revolution from Fort Ticonderoga to Charleston, 1777-1780. Fact…
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