Civil War Talk Radio

Gerry Prokopowicz

Booking Overview

Civil War Talk Radio is a weekly hour-long show where the host interviews historians and authors about Civil War history. It’s a strong pitching channel for scholars and writers who can discuss research, books, and specific historical events or figures with broader human-rights and historical context.

Metrics

Episodes: 706

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.3/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

compendiuminator@impedimentsofwar.org

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Host

Gerry Prokopowicz - Hosted by Gerry Prokopowicz of East Carolina University. The show is described as weekly, hour-long, and internet-based, featuring interviews with leading historians, authors, and enthusiasts about...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:

Leading historians and authors (e.g., university historians, published Civil War researchers, and authors of Civil War/historical books); public-facing enthusiasts are possible but the show description emphasizes historians and authors.

Required Achievements:

Published Civil War-related books, Authorship of specialized research works, Academic or public-historical contributions (e.g., focused studies on people/events/collections)

Recent Guest Discussions

Theodore Savas - The Chancellorsville Papers And Related Civil War Topics

Chris Bryan - The Chancellorsville Papers And Related Civil War Topics

Steve Gowler - William Goodell, Human Rights, And The Abolition Of American Slavery

Recent Topics

Civil War, History, Historians, Abolition, Nineteenth Century

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

Civil War Talk Radio

2302-Anne Sarah Rubin-Through the Heart of Dixie: Shermans March and America

September 02, 2026

Anne Sarah Rubin, author of "Through the Heart of Dixie: Shermans March and America."

2301-Paul Quigley-The Man Behind the Cane: Preston Brooks, Political Violence, and the Road to the Civil War

August 26, 2026

Paul Quigley, author of "The Man Behind the Cane: Preston Brooks, Political Violence, and the Road to the Civil War."

2231-Chris Bryan and Theodore Savas-The Chancellorsville Papers and more

June 24, 2026

Chris Bryan and Theodore Savas, talk with Gerry about "The Chancellorsville Papers" and more.

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compendiuminator@impedimentsofwar.org

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