Episode 17: 1968: Breaking Points

Episode 22: Korea and Vietnam: The Forgotten War and the War We Can't Forget

This episode explores the complex history of Korea, Vietnam, and Cold War conflicts, providing insights into military strategies, political decisions, and the lasting impact on international relations. Perfect for history enthusiasts and students seeking a deeper understanding of 20th-century conflicts.

Episode 21: When Liberals Were Conservative (and Vice Versa)

What if everything you think these words mean... used to mean something else? This episode untangles how "liberal" and "conservative" flipped, stretched, and morphed across history. We trace how these political labels changed so much they barely recognize themselves.

Episode 20: Random Acts of History!

This episode features a grab bag array of topics! The guys engage in a lively panel discussion on a wide range of historical topics, from the Battle of Hastings and the history of potatoes to apartheid and economic theories like trickle-down economics. We’ll share insights, stories, and humorous takes, making history engaging and accessible.

Episode 19: Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau Walk Into a Bar...

Explore the foundational ideas of social contract theory through a lively discussion on Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau, connecting their philosophies to modern governance and personal rights. Key  topics: The impact of the English Civil War on political philosophy The contrasting views of human nature by Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau The development of the social contract and its influence on modern democracy

Episode 18: 1989: Winds of Change

Explore the pivotal events of 1989, including the fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War, and the rise of reform movements in the Soviet Union and China. This episode offers a comprehensive look at a year that reshaped global politics and society.