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Episode 32 is a go! Author Sarah Horowitz joins the podcast to talk The Red Widow!
Let’s get scandalous! Author Sarah Horowitz joins the podcast to talk her new book, The Red Widow. We talk about her path to the book and what is the actual…
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The Last Hill by Bob Drury and Tom Clavin
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Last Hill: Yeah, they always say one more hill. Then there’s always another hill. Quick synopsis: The story of “Rudder’s Rangers” in World War II.…
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The Red Planet by Simon Morden
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Red Planet: I won’t be volunteering for a Mars visit. Quick synopsis: A biography of Mars. Fun Fact Non-History People Will Like: You would weigh…
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Pulitzer Prize Winner Stacy Schiff joins the podcast to talk Samuel Adams!
Let’s get revolutionary! Pulitzer Prize Winner Stacy Schiff joins the podcast to talk her new book, The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams. We talk about awkward Adams family dinners, if Stacy gets…
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The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams by Stacy Schiff
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams: He’s more than just a beer! Quick synopsis: A biography of the overshadowed Adams, Samuel. Fun Fact Non-History People Will Like: He…
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Harbinger by Shelley Puhak
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for Harbinger: And now for something completely different. Quick synopsis: A collection of poems by Shelley Puhak. Fun Fact Non-History People Will Like: It’s a poetry book…
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Episode 30 is here! Journalist and Author Katherine Corcoran joins the podcast to talk In the Mouth of the Wolf!
Let’s talk Mexico! Journalist and author Katherine Corcoran joins me to talk her new book, In the Mouth of the Wolf. Listen as Katherine talks about the heroic life and…
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In the Mouth of the Wolf by Katherine Corcoran
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for In the Mouth of the Wolf: Well, this ruins my planned trip to Mexico. Quick synopsis: A journalist’s attempt to solve the murder of fellow journalist,…
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Death by Fire and Ice by Brian E. O’Connor
Brendan’s Alternate Tagline for Death by Fire and Ice: My vote is the fire part is worse. Quick synopsis: The story of the sinking of the steamboat Lexington in 1840…
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