"Rescuing the Republic" with author Andrew Browning

"Philadelphia Merchants on Western Waters" with author Kim Gruenwald

Why did the Midwest become part of the United States instead of remaining under English, Spanish, or Native control? In Philadelphia Merchants on Western Waters, historian Kim M. Gruenwald reveals commerce and trade, rather than war and political conflict, as the driving force behind America's westward expansion. Donate [https://pcntv.com/donate] | Signup [https://pcntv.com/membership-signup] | pcntv.com [https://pcntv.com]

"Rescuing the Republic" with author Andrew Browning

The first examination of how James Madison and the Annapolis Convention defied all odds and expectations to begin the near-impossible process of restructuring the federal government and worked to bring the republic back from the brink of collapse. Donate [https://pcntv.com/donate] | Signup [https://pcntv.com/membership-signup] | pcntv.com [https://pcntv.com]

"King of the Gun Runners" with author Jim Miller

Hear the untold story of a forgotten American, John Hart, whose adventures helped pave the way for the United States' emergence as an international power. For nearly three years, Hart became the most visible of a disparate group of mariners between New York and Key West who tormented Spanish authorities, riled the US government, and became heroes to an oppressed people fighting to be free. Donate [https://pcntv.com/donate] | Signup [https://pcntv.com/membership-signup] | pcntv.com [https://pcntv.com]

"Three Roads to Gettysburg" with author Tim McGrath

With a colorful supporting cast second to none, Three Roads to Gettysburg tells the story of Robert E. Lee, George Gordon Meade, and Abraham Lincoln, the monumental Battle of Gettysburg, and the immortal address that has come to define America. Donate [https://pcntv.com/donate] | Signup [https://pcntv.com/membership-signup] | pcntv.com [https://pcntv.com]

"Unclaimed Valor" with Terrence Beltz

In August 1862, Pennsylvania quickly responded to President Lincoln's request for more troops. These devoted groups of mostly central Pennsylvanians, were to become the soldiers of the 130th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. Through their diaries, letters, memoirs, and personal accounts, the men tell their heroic story. Donate [https://pcntv.com/donate] | Signup [https://pcntv.com/membership-signup] | pcntv.com [https://pcntv.com]