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History That Doesn’t Suck

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

 

History That Doesn’t Suck

Explore the rest of History That Doesn’t Suck’s collection to find Hamilton-related podcasts

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Hercules Mulligan, Spy on the Inside Pt. 1

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

Stuff You Missed In History Class: “Hercules Mulligan, Spy on the Inside Pt. 1”

Hercules Mulligan was indeed a real person who passed intelligence to George Washington, mostly through two means – one was an enslaved man named Cato, and the other was the Culper Spy Ring.

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How Thomas Jefferson Worked

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

Stuff You Missed in History Class: “How Thomas Jefferson Worked”

Thomas Jefferson’s life was peppered with accomplishments — but what about the disparity between his public image and private life? Check out our HowStuffWorks article to learn more about the fact and fiction surrounding Thomas Jefferson.

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Stuff You Missed in History Class

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

Stuff You Missed in History Class

Explore the rest of the collection from Stuff You Missed in History Class to find more Hamilton-related podcasts.

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Episode 4: Abigail Adams

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

The History Chicks: Episode 4: “Abigail Adams”

Listen to this podcast focused entirely on Abigail Adams

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The Mysterious Disappearance of Theodosia Burr Alston

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

Stuff You Missed in History Class: “The Mysterious Disappearance of Theodosia Burr Alston”

Aaron Burr’s daughter was incredibly smart and very well educated. She also vanished without a trace as an adult, and in some circles her ultimate fate is still a matter of debate.

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The Reynolds Pamphlet Live from NYCC Presents

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

Stuff You Missed in History Class: “The Reynolds Pamphlet Live from NYCC Presents”

In the summer of 1791, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton and Maria Reynolds began an affair that would lead to blackmail, political rumors, a 98-page confessional document … and eventually a song in a hit Broadway musical.

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Episode 71: Schuyler Sisters with Amanda Vaill

Siobhan McKenna July 13, 2018 Podcasts, Teen Podcasts 0

The History Chicks: Episode 71: “Schuyler Sisters with Amanda Vaill”

Author Amanda Vaill has written several award winning biographies, scripts, articles and…be still our hearts…has been contracted to write a biography on the two most famous Schuyler sisters, Angelica and Eliza. She’s begun her research and graciously agreed to talk with us and dish Schuyler. We talk about the three sisters, the family that they came from, the families that they created, the rumors that surrounded them…basically who lived, who died and with Amanda’s help, we get to tell their story!

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