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Conservative Historian

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History is too important to be left to the left. The Conservative Historian provides history governed by conservative principles. It is comprehensively researched but also entertainingly presented in a way accessible to history or non history buffs.

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342 épisodes

  1. Presidential Lame Duckery: The Craziest Moments of Those Final Days in Office 44:53
  2. The Palace of Versailles: Louis XIV’s Brilliance or Folly? 48:38
  3. The 2026 Midterms Winners and Losers 27:42
  4. Patrick Stewart: Embodying the Captain 13:47
  5. Tricky Dick Part 2: Contradictory Man 52:49
  6. Tricky Dick Part 1: The Rise of the Right-Wing Angry Populist 32:34
  7. Military Success and the Factor of Leadership 29:52
  8. Columbus vs Indigenous Peoples Day 32:06
  9. Golden History and Gold Today 29:51
  10. The Historical Illusion of Warren Buffett 46:20
  11. The Ancient Times in Movies 50:53
  12. Forging A National Identity: From the States to America 40:21
  13. The Top Ten Dumbest Words in Our Dumb Political World 33:12
  14. Coining History: A View of the Past through Coinage 1:00:29
  15. The Origins of Labor Day 10:53
  16. A History of Astronomy 44:04
  17. The So Called Robber Barons 42:35
  18. Sitcoms as History 33:45
  19. The Seleucids and Alexander's Legacy 40:27
  20. Hidden History - Revealed! 55:14
  21. Five Historical Movies that Should be Made Today 31:41
  22. Two-fer: Directors and Actors who Made More than One Historical Movie 50:23
  23. Wickedness in the White House: A History of Presidential Financial Corruption 44:21
  24. Roping History 41:42
  25. 250 Years and Counting: The Birth of American Independence 21:11
  26. 250 Years and Counting: What Would the Founders Think of America Today? 29:38
  27. 250 Years and Counting: Why the American Revolution was Special 35:43
  28. The Obama Library (sorry) Center Accurately Represents its Subject 17:00
  29. Quirky Historical Movies 47:46
  30. Negotiable Nonsense: Do Most Major Conflicts End with Negotiation? 15:23
  31. 250 Years and Counting: The Top Eleven Events that Defined American Greatness 34:28
  32. Gerrymandering and Uncapping the House: A Discussion with Jeff Mayhugh 37:16
  33. Lyndon Johnson and the Limits of Progressivism: A Critique of the Great Society 46:31
  34. Memorial Day: A History 13:44
  35. Diocletian: Opportunist or Savior Emperor 38:01
  36. Frenemy Kings: Richard the Lionheart and Philip Augustus 31:04
  37. Stuck Up: Getting Caught in the War Trap 17:19
  38. Bacon's Rebellion: An Interview with Jack Henneman 57:46
  39. Cato and Caesar: Reform, Rigidity and One Person Rule 45:22
  40. Antioch: Crossroads of Empire 27:04
  41. Lord Liverpool: The Napoleonic Era and Beyond 1:05:49
  42. No Kings: Incoherent and a Failure 25:07
  43. A Brief History of Easter 17:54
  44. Charles II: The Paradoxical King 23:27
  45. Paul Erlich and the Willful Ignorance of History 27:26
  46. Oscar 2026 1:01:44
  47. The Top Ten Greatest Generals of All Time 39:47
  48. American Presidents on Film: A Review of Executive Branch Cinema 47:25
  49. The Wars of the Roses Part II: The Limits of Loyalty 40:18
  50. The Wars of the Roses Part I: The Limits of Kingship 23:16