The Wabash Inn Mess Civil War Podcast

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wabashinnmess@gmail.com

wadegish@gmail.com

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"Now I'm with the Invalids": David Welker on the Union's Veteran Reserve Corps

October 15, 2026

Hosts Norris Darrall and Wade Gish sit down with historian and author David A. Welker to explore one of the Civil War's most overlooked organizations: the Federal Veteran Reserve Corps. Originally mustered as the Union's Invalid Corps, the VRC was born when President Lincoln called some 60,000 wounded combat veterans back into service during the war's darkest days. Welker, a professional historian and military analyst for the U.S. Government with forty years of experience, discuss...

Longstreet Reconsidered: Harold Knudsen on the General and His Legend

October 08, 2026

In this episode of The Wabash Inn Mess, hosts Norris Darrall and Wade Gish welcome author Harold Knudsen to discuss his books "General James Longstreet and the American Civil War" and "Longstreet's Harrisburg Deception: A Vignette of Operational Art". Harold shares his perspectives on Longstreet's generalship and controversial legacy, as well as his new historical fiction narrative showcasing operational thinking behind the possibility that what if Harrisburg had b...

Sabers on the Table: Bringing Cavalry to Life with Scott Mingus, Sr.

October 08, 2026

How do you put fast-moving, hard-hitting cavalry onto the gaming table without losing the history? In this episode of The Wabash Inn Mess, hosts Norris Darrall and Wade Gish welcome author and historian Scott Mingus, Sr. to talk about introducing cavalry into Civil War tabletop gaming. From troop types and tactics to scenario design, Scott shares practical tips for making cavalry feel right in your games.Whether you're new to historical gaming or a veteran looking to sharpen your tabletop...

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The Wabash Inn Mess Civil War Podcast is hosted by Chuck Warnick and Norris Darrall. Its publicly listed emails are wabashinnmess@gmail.com and wadegish@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

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The publicly listed emails for The Wabash Inn Mess Civil War Podcast: wabashinnmess@gmail.com and wadegish@gmail.com.

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The Wabash Inn Mess Civil War Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant expertise in Civil War history, military history, battlefield interpretation, reenactment, or historical gaming; published authors and professional historians are a strong fit. Common among recent guests: Published books on Civil War history or related military subjects; Professional or academic historical expertise; Specialist experience in battlefield interpretation or historical gaming. Recent guests include Ethan Rafuse, Scott Mingus Sr., and Harold Knudsen.

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Recent episodes cover History, American Civil War, Military History, Historical Reenactment, and Wargaming. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.