Ohio V. The World

Alex Hastie

ohiovtheworld@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

Ohio V. The World is an American history series that reliably pairs regional Ohio-centered narratives with credible experts, authors, and museum professionals. For PR pros, it’s a strong fit for pitching historians and subject-matter authors who can contextualize major historical events through an accessible, research-driven lens tied to Ohio and beyond.

Metrics

Episodes: 120

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

Instagram: 914 followers

Contact Information

ohiovtheworld@gmail.com

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Host

Alex Hastie - Described as the host of the podcast. Episodes indicate he leads research-based historical deep dives and introduces guests to discuss their work and expertise (e.g., authors and museum/historians)...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Published historians and university professors; New York Times–bestselling or otherwise notable history authors; museum curators/directors; domain experts with credible research/primary-source knowledge.
Required Achievements:  
Authored or co-authored nonfiction history books (often newly released), Academic or professional appointments (e.g., university faculty), Notable museum leadership/curatorial roles, Media presence tied to subject expertise (e.g., established history podcast hosts), Curated or produced historical documentaries/major museum projects

Recent Guest Discussions

Chris Gillcrist - Toledo Express And SS Edmund Fitzgerald Connections; Possible Reasons For The Sinking; Great Lakes / Museum Perspective; Ties To Toledo And The Museum’s Work (including A Documentary)

John U. Bacon - Gales Of November And Great Lakes Shipping; The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald And Its Possible Causes; History Of The Great Lakes And Crew Stories

Bruce Carlson - Mexican Revolution Context; The Punitive Expedition Mission; Zimmerman Telegram And Diplomatic Implications Leading To U.s. Entry Into WWI

John Sherman - Pancho Villa, The Mexican Revolution, And The Punitive Expedition; Political Upheaval And The Reasons Behind The 1916 Invasion And Its Outcomes

William Hazelgrove - Dead Air And Orson Welles’s ‘war Of The Worlds’; The Impact Of Fake News/panic On Radio And Public Trust

Recent Topics

American History, History, Military, Museums, Technology

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Ohio V. The World
:

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (Ohio v. the Great Lakes)

June 02, 2026

Alex heads to the North Coast for Episode 5: "Ohio v. the Great Lakes" to tell the story of the most infamous sinking in Great Lakes history, the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald 50 years ago. 29 sailors lost their lives and the causes for the sinking are still not fully known. The majority of the famous ship's crew were from the Buckeye State. A ship that was known as "the Toledo Express" is forever linked to Ohio. Alex is joined by New York Times bestselling author John U. Bacon to discus...

America's Last War on the Border: The Punitive Expedition in Mexico

May 19, 2026

Episode 4: "Ohio v. Mexico". With America's military ramping up operations in the Western Hemisphere, Alex takes a look at America's last war on the southern border, the Punitive Expedition of 1916 in Mexico. The US invaded Mexico following the raid of Columbus, NM and the killing of 18 Americans by Mexican revolutionary, Pancho Villa. This conflict lasted nearly an entire year and would end in a diplomatic fiasco that helped push America and President Woodrow Wilson into World War I. So...

The Original Fake News (Ep. 3: "Ohio v. Radio")

April 28, 2026

Episode 3: "Ohio v. Radio" (the Original Fake News). Alex looks at early radio as the new mass media force it was in the first half of the 20th century. We travel to Cincinnati, the home of Powell Crosley, Jr. the "Henry Ford of Radio" and learn about the outsized role of Ohio in the rise of radio. The cultural power of radio is discussed and how the public's trust in this new media was destroyed by Orson Welles's "War of the Worlds" broadcast in 1938 that cause nationwide panic. Our gu...

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