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Episodes: 22
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Maggie Creech - Host of the bonus episode on forming the Continental Navy; she guides the conversation with historian Dr. Kylie Hulbert.
Dr. Kylie Hulbert - Origins And Challenges Of The Continental Navy; Building Naval Power; International Allies; Recruitment And Service; African American Sailors; John Adams’ Push For A Navy.
Dr. Sarah McCartney - Evolving Scholarship On The Revolution; Overlooked Threads Of Revolutionary Life; Advice And Strategy For Exhibitions And Public Education.
Dr. Karin Wulf - Race, Gender, And Expanding The Revolution Narrative; Primary Sources And Digitization; Public-history Challenges Tied To Museum Storytelling.
Dr. Alan Taylor - How Understanding Of The American Revolution Evolved Since The 1976 Bicentennial; Race And Gender In Academic History; Digitization And Primary Sources; Translating Scholarship To Public Exhibitions.
Coming Soon! Revolution Revisited Season 3: Liberty in Action
July 01, 2026
Welcome to Revolution Revisited™, your crash course in the American Revolution. Join us as we dive into the stories of Virginia's rebels, rule breakers, and rabble rousers.While July 4, 1776, is a key date--and perhaps the most recognized in our history--it is not the end of the Revolutionary period. Season Three of Revolution Revisited™ follows the war across the colonies, tracing the role of Virginia and Virginians as the struggle for independence continues. Across six episodes, hear fr...
BONUS: Getting in Ship Shape: Forming the Continental Navy
April 15, 2026
The colonies had maritime experience—they had sailed with the British Navy, they had operated on privateering vessels—but they didn’t have a navy of their own. And that’s the challenge as the Revolution begins. On land, you can turn militias into an army, but there’s no equivalent at sea. If they’re going to stand up to the British, they have to build a naval presence from the ground up. In this bonus episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech and guest Dr. Kylie Hulbert explore the ...
BONUS: Give Me Liberty Panel Discussion
March 11, 2026
What I think has really changed since the Bicentennial is that issues of race and gender have become much more at the center of the academic story. And one of the paradoxes is that by and large among academics, there's a greater sense of agreement as the landscape has become broader, whereas in the public culture, things are much more polarized.In this bonus episode of Revolution Revisited, listeners will hear a keynote panel discussion from the 2025 Conrad M. Hall Symposium for Virginia ...
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