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Martin Di Caro - Podcast host and journalist focused on historical events, their contemporary relevance, and interviews with leading historians and scholars.
Roham Alvandi - Mohammad Mossadegh, The 1953 Iranian Coup, And The History Of U.s.-iran Relations.
Alan Taylor - The Experiences Of Soldiers In The Continental Army During The American Revolution, Including Disease, Hardship, And Divided Loyalties.
Doug Bradburn - George Washington's Formative Military Years And The Historical And Educational Production Young Washington.
William Franklyn-Miller - Portraying George Washington During His Formative Years And The Historical Film Young Washington.
The Death of Lindsey Graham
July 12, 2026
This is a special episode of History As It Happens. South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham is dead. His office says Graham died from "a brief and sudden illness" on Saturday night in Washington. He was 71. Graham was first elected to the U.S. House in 1994 and the Senate in 2002. He was seeking a fifth term in the midterm elections this November. After first condemning Donald Trump during the 2016 campaign, the conservative Republican turned into one of Trump's most fawning supporters. In this...
Roger Griffin, From Fascism to Trumpism
July 10, 2026
Keep the narrative flow going while supporting the show! Subscribe now for ad-free listening, early access, and bonus content. The discourse is drowning in -isms. President Trump is railing against an imaginary resurgence of communism. Many of its critics say the Trump administration is putting the country on the road to fascism. Others are trying to define something called Trumpism. In this episode, historian Roger Griffin, one of the world's foremost experts on fascism and ideological movem...
Why Mossadegh Matters
July 07, 2026
Subscribe now for ad-free listening, early access, and bonus content. When the Trump administration attacked Iran in late February, some war backers dreamt that the Iranian people would rise en masse and take control of their country. It proved to be a dangerous fantasy. But then the history of U.S.-Iran relations is full of cruel ironies. More than 70 years ago, a democrat and nationalist named Mohammad Mossadegh galvanized the Iranian people and tried to liberate his country from foreign do...
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