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Hosts Scott and Jennifer dive into the fascinating history of Vicksburg, Mississippi. The discussion starts with the town's founding by Newitt Vick in the early 19th century, its rapid growth as a river port, and its significant role during the Civil War. Highlights include Vicksburg's distinction as the first place where Coca-Cola was bottled, the origin of the teddy bear nickname from Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip, and the devastating Sultana steamboat disaster. The episode also touches on lesser-known yet intriguing historic sites like the Anchuca mansion and McRaven house, along with modern attractions such as the Vicksburg waterfront murals and the Coca-Cola Museum.
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🎥 Inside the Civil War Confederate White House
🎥 Jefferson Davis prison cell
📍 Historic Vicksburg Map Locations
00:00 The Vision of Newt Vick: Founding of Vicksburg
01:36 Introduction to Talk with History Podcast
01:54 Listener Shoutouts and Podcast Growth
02:23 Exploring Vicksburg: Beyond the Battlefield
03:18 Discovering Downtown Vicksburg
05:03 Historical Murals and Teddy Roosevelt's Bear Hunt
07:42 The Sultana Disaster: A Forgotten Tragedy
10:30 Jefferson Davis and His Vicksburg Connection
14:16 Haunted Vicksburg: The McRaven House
16:56 Coca-Cola's Bottling History in Vicksburg
19:09 Additional Attractions and Final Thoughts
21:31 Conclusion: Vicksburg's Rich Historical Tapestry
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Scott and Jenn discuss Jenn's visit to the famous Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France. They explore the final resting places of iconic figures such as Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Olivia de Havilland, and Edith Piaf, sharing historical insights and personal anecdotes.
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📍Pere Lachaise Cemetery
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 Membership Announcement
01:18 Introducing 'History After Dark'
03:11 Exploring Père Lachaise Cemetery
05:12 Jim Morrison's Grave
14:20 Oscar Wilde's Grave
20:03 Olivia de Havilland's Grave
25:42 Edith Piaf's Grave
31:28 Final Thoughts
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Hosts Scott and Jenn recount the harrowing events of the Battle of Shiloh fought on April 6th and 7th, 1862. They discuss the initial surprise Confederate attack on Union forces at Pittsburgh Landing, Tennessee, led by General Albert Sidney Johnston, the staunch Union resistance at the Hornet's Nest, and the arrival of Major General Don Carlos Buell's reinforcements that turned the tide.
The episode delves into the strategic importance of Shiloh, its brutal casualties, and the pivotal roles played by notable figures such as Ulysses S. Grant, William Tecumseh Sherman, and Nathan Bedford Forrest.
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📍Shiloh National Military Park
00:00 Shiloh
00:03 The Battle of Shiloh Begins
04:07 Introduction to Talk With History
04:26 Discussing the Significance of Shiloh
05:09 Union and Confederate Strategies
07:04 The Duality of Shiloh and Pittsburgh Landing
09:04 Grant and Sherman's Tactical Movements
12:00 Confederate Offensive and Union Defense
17:06 The Hornet's Nest: A Legendary Defense
18:20 The Hornet's Nest: Wallace's Stand
20:09 Confederate Exhaustion and Beauregard's Blunder
21:24 Union Reinforcements Arrive
22:08 Grant's Determination and the 6 AM Offensive
23:23 Sherman's Close Calls and Johnston's Death
25:04 Nathan Bedford Forrest's Daring Escape
27:53 The Aftermath of Shiloh
29:21 Reflecting on the Battle's Legacy
31:47 Shiloh Ends
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In this episode of Talk With History, host Scott shares a brief, experimental storytelling segment about the Battle of Gettysburg, highlighting the often-overlooked heroism of Colonel Strong Vincent.
Scott reflects on his visit to Gettysburg with Jen, detailing their exploration of the battlefield and commemorating Vincent's significant role in holding Little Round Top.
The narrative intertwines historical insights with personal anecdotes, offering listeners a deeper connection to the events of July 1863. Join Scott and Jen as they rediscover the legacy of a forgotten leader and his crucial contributions to the Union's victory.
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Explore the compelling story of the young Marquis de Lafayette, a French aristocrat who defied his family and the French court to join the American Revolution. Discover how his passion for liberty led him to become a pivotal figure in both the American and French revolutions.
This episode of 'Talk with History' delves into Lafayette's historic journey, his deep connection with Benjamin Franklin, and his enduring legacy, culminating in the discovery of his and his wife's grave in the Picpus Cemetery in Paris. Hosts Scott and Jenn provide a deep dive into the historical significance of Lafayette's life and adventures, and the ongoing efforts to honor his memory, including the 200th anniversary reenactment of his return to America.
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🎥 Video from Lafayette's gravesite
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📍 Picpus Cemetery, France
00:00 The Spark of Revolution: Lafayette's Inspiration
02:29 Podcast Introduction and Listener Engagement
04:16 Lafayette's Return to America: 200th Anniversary
05:15 Finding Lafayette's Grave in Paris
10:38 The Reign of Terror and Its Victims
13:32 Lafayette's Imprisonment and Adrien's Struggle
14:14 The Hidden Cemetery: Picpus
20:26 Lafayette's Legacy and Final Resting Place
27:29 Lafayette survives the Reign of Terror
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Scott recounts a memorable visit to the Little Bighorn Battlefield in Montana. The story unfolds with dramatic recollections from the historic Battle of Little Bighorn, particularly focusing on the lone survivor found on the battlefield. Scott shares the awe-inspiring plains of Montana, unexpected encounters, and a detailed history of the survivor's life and legacy at Fort Riley.
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We dive into Jenn's visit to St Mere Eglise and the dramatic WW2 events of June 5th and 6th, 1944, as paratroopers from the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions secured the French town of Saint Mère Église during D-Day.
We explore the challenges faced by the troops, including navigational errors and strong winds, that scattered the paratroopers. Highlighting the bravery of Private John Steele, who famously dangled from the town church steeple, this episode also covers the aftermath of the town's liberation and its historical significance.
Furthermore, we discuss the broader strategic implications of D-Day and subsequent operations that led to the liberation of France.
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📍St Mere Eglise
00:00 The Calm Before the Storm
02:21 Introduction
02:56 Supporting the Podcast
04:45 Exploring Saint Mère Église
05:22 Historical Significance and Personal Stories
07:44 Challenges Faced by Paratroopers
11:03 The Legacy of Saint Mère Église
16:28 The Airborne Museum
21:44 The significance of Normandy and movement to France
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We dive into the fascinating history of the Olympic Games, tracing their origins back to ancient Greece in 776 BC. The discussion covers the transformation of the games from a single footrace event to a diverse array of athletic competitions, the significance of the Olympic rings, and the introduction of the torch relay. The episode also highlights the revival of the Olympics by Pierre de Coubertin in 1896, and the influence of France in advancing the games, including the introduction of female athletes in 1900 and the first Winter Olympics in 1924.
Join Scott and Jen as they share personal anecdotes and insights, celebrating the spirit of unity and competition that the Olympics embody.
00:00 Origins of the Ancient Olympic Games
02:32 Introduction
03:21 Olympic Fever
04:44 The Symbolism of the Olympic Rings
08:44 The Tradition of the Olympic Torch
11:12 The History of Olympic Medals
14:51 Conclusion and Reflections on the Olympics
16:00 Ties to Olympic History
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This episode of 'Talk With History' delves into the Allied strategies leading up to the D-Day invasion, focusing on the decision to target Normandy over Calais.
Hosts Scott and Jen explore key historical insights, recounting the meticulous planning of Operation Overlord and Neptune, Eisenhower's pivotal role, and the execution of the assault on Utah Beach. The episode also highlights personal connections and offers listeners resources for visiting significant WWII sites, including memorials, museums, and the history behind their naming.
00:00 A Difficult Decision
02:28 Intro
04:45 Utah Beach
13:33 The Importance of the Airborne
14:49 Utah Beach Memorials
19:18 Utah Beach Today
21:23 How Utah Beach got its Name
23:02 The Night Before
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Comment on this episode and chat with the community.We explore the Normandy American Cemetery, commemorating the fallen heroes of World War I and WWII. We highlight personal stories, including Quentin and Theodore Roosevelt III, the Niland Brothers, members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, and more. We share their personal connection to Lieutenant Harry Wagner of Penn State.
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📍Normandy American Cemetery
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Join hosts Scott and Jenn as they take you through a vivid recount of D-Day, focusing on the British assault on Gold Beach and the crucial role of Operation Overlord in liberating Europe from Nazi control.
The episode features insights into the strategic importance of securing key bridges, the challenges faced by Allied forces, and the emotional reflections of a British paratrooper and infantryman.
Jenn shares her personal experiences from attending the 80th-anniversary celebrations at Normandy, highlighting visits to prominent memorials such as the British Normandy Memorial and the Standing with Giants silhouettes. Discover the pivotal moments and heroic endeavors that paved the way for Allied victory in World War II.
🎥 History at Normandy France
📍 British Normandy Memorial, France
00:00 The Night Before D-Day
03:38 Introduction
04:34 80th Anniversary of D-Day at Gold Beach
07:22 Overview of the D-Day beaches
13:42 D-Day Landing at Gold Beach
16:09 The British Normandy Memorial
27:16 Standing with Giants
31:00 Liberating a town and what is next
34:47 Post show teaser of new projects
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Dive into the incredible journey of Jimmy Stewart with hosts Scott and Jenn as they explore his early years in Hollywood, his transition from actor to decorated World War II pilot, and his return to cinematic acclaim.
This episode uncovers lesser-known stories about his life, his military service, and his legendary performances, including his famous role in It's a Wonderful Life.
Listeners will also discover personal anecdotes and historical insights, making this an engaging tribute to one of America's most beloved icons.
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00:00 A quiz
00:45 A fresh face in Hollywood
03:56 Introduction
04:52 Pin-ups for Vets charity
07:07 Jimmy Stewart's gravesite
10:33 Early acting career
13:27 Jimmy joins the War effort
19:15 Jimmy the B24 pilot
21:33 Life after the War
24:55 Jimmy's first movie after the War
30:09 Our family tie to movie history
32:17 Jimmy and John Wayne
33:24 His wife Gloria
34:33 Honoring Jimmy Stewart's Service
35:47 A Silver Screen Dims
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We delve into the life and career of Hollywood legend John Wayne.
We'll take you from the dusty plains of Wyoming during the filming of 1930's 'The Big Trail,' where a young and determined John Wayne began to carve out his place in cinematic history, to the memorable performance in his final film, 'The Shootist,' where he poignantly confronted his own mortality.
We highlight Wayne's journey through various roles, his relationship with director John Ford, and his attempts to serve in World War II.
Last but not least, we touch upon Jenn's recent visit to Wayne's gravesite and discuss his impactful legacy on American cinema and military portrayal.
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Travel back in time with a vivid account of General Stonewall Jackson's battlefield tactics and leadership during the Civil War, highlighting key moments like the Battles of Bull Run and Antietam.
Hosts Scott and Jenn delve into Jackson's earlier life, his contributions, and how he gained his iconic nickname. They also discuss his untimely end after being fatally wounded at Chancellorsville, and his enduring legacy. The episode includes listener feedback, recounts various historical anecdotes, and explores Jackson's complex relationship with the institution of slavery.
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🎥 How to visit Stonewall Jackson
00:00 A stone wall at Manassas
02:09 Introduction
05:23 Who was Stonewall Jackson?
15:24 A crack in the stone wall at Antietam
21:47 It all falls down at Chancellorsville
32:56 Oak Grove Cemetery
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In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jen dive into the compelling story of John Wilkes Booth's final days, highlighting the Garrett family's significant but often overlooked role.
The narrative begins with a recount of the day Booth was seen at Ford's Theatre and tracks his movements up to his arrival at the Garrett farm, where he ultimately meets his fate. The podcast sheds light on the sequence of events leading to Booth's capture and death, emphasizing the Garrett family's unintentional involvement and the subsequent impact on their lives.
The hosts also discuss historical inaccuracies in portrayals of these events, notably in the miniseries Manhunt, and explore broader themes of historical memory and public perception. The episode is enriched by a detailed account of the hosts' visit to Richard B. Garrett's grave, providing a personal and reflective angle on Booth's manhunt and the aftermath for those inadvertently caught in the historical narrative.
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🎥 Full video from Garrett Grave
📖 Manhunt book
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#68: Visiting Grant Hall: Location of the Lincoln Conspirator trial
#81: Lincoln Presidential Museum: An Immersive Experience
#82: Top Tips for Visiting Lincoln's Home and Tomb in Springfield, Illinois
0:00 Manhunt
00:52 A Day in the Life of John Wilkes Booth
04:19 Moving to Tennessee: New Beginnings
05:06 Exploring the Lincoln and Kennedy Assassinations
09:14 Visiting the Garrett Family: A Connection to History
21:46 The Capture at the Garrett Farm
23:16 The Final Moments of John Wilkes Booth
26:47 The Garrett Family's Innocence and Aftermath
28:32 Exploring Cedar Grove Cemetery
30:48 Discrepancies in the Manhunt mini-series
35:41 Reflecting on the Garrett Legacy and Historical Research
38:55 Conclusion: The Importance of Historical Accuracy
40:40 Setting Up the Studio: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
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In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jenn explore the complex legacy of Confederate General Robert E. Lee through their visit to the University Chapel (formerly Lee Chapel) at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia.
They delve into Lee's life, legacy, and the ongoing controversies surrounding his figure, highlighting their visit to his burial site and crypt, the recumbent statue of Lee, and the family plot where Lee and his horse, Traveller, are laid to rest.
The episode also touches on the history of Washington and Lee University, Lee's influence as its president, and the broader implications of Lee's role in American history. Scott and Jenn advocate for providing context and facts about historical figures, regardless of the controversy surrounding them.
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🎥 Video from Lee's gravesite
0:00 107 Robert E Lee gravesite
00:08 Welcome to Talk With History
00:57 A Visit to Lexington, Virginia: Unpacking Lee Chapel's Controversy
01:46 Exploring the Complex Legacy of Robert E. Lee
10:00 The Historical Context of Lee and Arlington National Cemetery
18:18 Inside the University Chapel: A Closer Look at Lee's Crypt
23:28 Chapel Gallery and Robert E. Lee's Office
24:36 Gravesite of Traveler, Robert E. Lee's horse
28:11 The Final Years of Robert E. Lee: Life at Washington and Lee University
30:47 Reflecting on Robert E. Lee's Legacy and the American Narrative
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Scott and Jenn paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor the real-life heroes of Easy Company, featured in the book and miniseries Band of Brothers. They explore the lives and service of five Easy Company veterans buried at Arlington, offering insights into the inaccuracies surrounding Albert Blythe's portrayal in the miniseries, and highlighting the contributions of Lt. Col. Robert Strayer, Arthur 'Art' Moserall, Forrest Guth, and Amos 'Buck' Taylor.
They go on to delve into each veteran's history, their actions during World War II, and the impact they had both during and after the war. The episode serves as both a tribute to these courageous men and a reflection on the lasting bonds of camaraderie forged in combat. The storytelling is enriched by insights into historical facts, personal anecdotes from the soldiers, and the significance of their final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery.
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00:00 Intro
00:56 Honoring the Heroes of Easy Company at Arlington
01:59 Band of Brothers buried in Arlington National Cemetery
04:59 Deep Dive into Albert Blithe's True Story
09:05 Dick Winters on Albert Blithe
16:57 Exploring the Leadership and Legacy of Robert Strayer
25:20 Uncovering the Lesser-Known Easy Company Soldiers
27:14 Forrest Guth: The Engineer and Marksman
33:31 Remembering Tech Sergeant Amos Buck Taylor
39:18 Easy Company's Legacy
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This podcast episode, hosted by Scott and his historian wife, Jen, takes a deep dive into the infamous Hatfield-McCoy feud, an emblematic saga of conflict between two families post-Civil War.
We begin by invoking the atmosphere of tension in the air, referencing notable figures such as Devil Anse Hatfield and Randolph McCoy, and suggesting a dispute over a pig as the feud's catalyst. The episode details our journey to Pikeville, Kentucky. We share experiences from our travels, including an encounter with a Hatfield descendant, and offer insights into the historical context of the feud, its escalation from minor disputes to violent encounters, and its significance in American folklore.
The episode also touches on the portrayal of the feud in media, with mentions of a Miniseries starring Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton, and concludes with reflections on the feud's legacy, including efforts towards reconciliation and its continued cultural impact.
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📍 Randall McCoy house and well
📍 Hog Trial Cabin
🎥 Video from Hatfield and McCoy locations
0:00 Hatfields McCoys
00:10 Intro
01:36 Talk With History: Introduction
02:10 Exploring Hatfield & McCoy Country
02:38 The Visitor Center: Starting Point for Exploration
04:23 Famous Faces from Pikeville: Chris Stapleton and More
06:49 Meeting a real-life Hatfield
08:18 Background of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud
10:25 The Feud's Origins: Civil War Tensions
13:38 The Spark of the Feud: Asa Harmon McCoy's Death
20:02 The Pig Trial: A Dispute Escalates
22:46 Justice and Retribution: The Hog Trial Cabin
24:48 The Escalation of the Feud
25:45 A Forbidden Romance Sparks Further Conflict
29:46 The Feud Intensifies: Election Day Violence
38:22 A Turning Point: The New Year's Massacre
42:11 The Aftermath and Legacy of the Feud
42:38 Modern Reconciliation and Historical Sites
47:38 Reflections on the Hatfield-McCoy Feud
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John Wayne was in over 160 movies...we give you the best of the best.
Jenn is a Historian, Veteran, and grew up on these movies...Scott hadn't seen 9 of the 10 until now.
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#10: 4:11
#9: 9:37
#8: 13:58
#7: 19:31
#6: 26:06
#5: 33:47
#4: 40:50
#3: 48:19
#2: 55:12
#1: 1:00:03
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In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jenn explore the remarkable life and enduring legacy of Harriet Tubman, the celebrated conductor of the Underground Railroad. They discuss their visit to the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historic Park in Dorchester County, Maryland, which includes stops at Tubman's birthplace, the Visitor Center with its enlightening exhibits and artifacts, and other significant locations tied to Tubman's life.
The episode delves into Tubman's early years, her brave actions leading others to freedom through the Underground Railroad, and her significant contributions during the Civil War as a spy, nurse, and leader. The hosts also highlight Tubman's deep religious faith, her injuries and the resulting visions that inspired her, and her later life activities, including her involvement in the suffrage movement. This episode aims to inspire listeners with Tubman's courage, resilience, and dedication to freedom and justice.
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📍 Site of Harriet Tubman's childhood home (Brodess farm) and Historical Marker
🎥 Video from Harriet Tubman Museum and Birthplace
0:00 Harriet Tubman
00:13 Welcome to Talk With History
00:40 Diving Into Harriet Tubman's Legacy
01:47 Exploring the Underground Railroad and Tubman's Early Life
05:14 The Significance of Family and Freedom in Tubman's Life
08:46 Born 1822
17:15 Harriet Leaves
18:55 Understanding the Underground Railroad
26:24 Harriet Tubman: A Renaissance Woman
28:01 Harriet Tubman's Impact on History
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