Revolution Revisited

Maggie Creech

Booking Overview

This history interview series examines the American Revolution through conversations with historians, authors, museum professionals, and other subject-matter experts, typically focusing on overlooked people, military campaigns, diplomacy, espionage, and historical artifacts. Credible pitches include published historians, public-history leaders, museum curators, military-history experts, and authors with specialized Revolutionary-era research; booking difficulty is medium because guests generally need strong credentials, publications, institutional expertise, or demonstrated public-speaking experience.

Metrics

Episodes: 28

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Gender skew: Neutral

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 5.8k subscribers

Instagram: 28.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@virginiahistory.org

podcast@virginiahistory.org

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Host

Maggie Creech - Host of Revolution Revisited, presenting conversations about the people, ideas, events, and artifacts connected to the American Revolution.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Published historians, authors, museum and public-history professionals, academic researchers, preservationists, military-history specialists, and experts with institutional or scholarly experience related to the American Revolution and its broader context.

Required Achievements:

Published books or scholarly articles, Museum, university, National Park Service, or other cultural-institution leadership, Specialized research on Revolutionary-era history, military campaigns, espionage, diplomacy, or material culture, Public speaking, educational programming, or media and podcast experience

Recent Guest Discussions

Iris de Rode - The Franco-american Alliance, The Siege Of Yorktown, François-jean De Chastellux, French Military Strategy, And The Recovery Of Chastellux’s Archive.

Robert M. Dunkerley - The Southern Campaign Of The American Revolution, British Strategy, Virginia’s Role In The War, Battlefield Campaigns, And The Road To Yorktown.

Amanda Ohlke - Revolutionary-era Espionage, Spy Networks, Codebooks, Invisible Ink, Deception, Intelligence Gathering, And The Culper Ring.

Eric Sterner - George Rogers Clark, The Illinois Campaign, The Revolutionary War’s Western Frontier, Indigenous Diplomacy, Frontier Violence, And Historical Reassessment.

Recent Topics

History, American Revolution, Military History, Espionage, Museum Studies

Episodes

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Revolution Revisited

Worlds Collide: The Siege of Yorktown

August 12, 2026

Some people call it the Miracle of Yorktown, that they could actually arrive with all these different units at the same time. In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech and historian Dr. Iris de Rode trace how the Franco-American alliance made the 1781 Siege of Yorktown possible, featuring Dr. de Rode's research on French Major General François Jean de Chastellux. After Cornwallis entrenched at Yorktown, Washington and Rochambeau weighed attacking New York or the South, b...

The War Moves South: A Southern Campaign to End the War

August 05, 2026

Virginia's the source of supplies and troops for the Southern effort for the Americans, and the British general, Cornwallis, knows that, so he really wants to conquer Virginia and knock it out of the war. In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech and historian Robert (Bert) Dunkerley explain how Britain’s shift to a Southern Campaign in 1780 made the South, and ultimately Virginia, decisive in the final years of the Revolution.Inside the Epsiode:After early failures in ...

War in the Shadows: Espionage & Spy Craft in the American Revolution

July 29, 2026

Intelligence is on the docket. It is shadowy stuff, but it is not in the shadows for this early government.In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech is joined by Amanda Ohlke of the International Spy Museum to explore how espionage shaped the American Revolution, from Congress’s Committee of Secret Correspondence and foreign intelligence to George Washington’s expanding networks, paid informants, and use of deception. The episode traces early efforts like Knowlton’s Rangers ...

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