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Jan 17 2022:	5 (Second Edition): “Delenda est Bostonia:” A Continental Congress, Paul Revere Rides, and the First Shot at Lexington Direct links:
Jan 3 2022:	4 (Second Edition): “Boston Harbor a Tea-Pot This Night:” The Boston Tea Party Direct links:
Dec 20 2021:	103: A Gilded Age Christmas: Joseph Pulitzer’s Christmas Tree Fund Direct links:
Dec 6 2021:	2 (Second Edition): Patrick Henry & the Sons of Liberty Lose It over Taxes (the Sugar Act & the Stamp Act) Direct links:
Nov 22 2021:	102: Epilogue to the Gilded Age Direct links:
Nov 8 2021:	101: The New South, Jim Crow (Plessy v. Ferguson), & the Death of Frederick Douglass Direct links:
Oct 25 2021:	100: Halloween Special! Edgar Allan Poe: The Tell-tale Heart, The Cask of Amontillado, & The Raven Direct links:
Oct 11 2021:	99: The Gilded Age’s Singer Sewing Machines & Dangerous Bananas w/ Dr. Ben Sawyer of The Road To Now Direct links:
Sep 27 2021:	98: Silver & Gold: From Grover Cleveland to William Jennings Bryan & William McKinley Direct links:
Sep 13 2021:	97: The Gilded Age’s Robber Barons: John D. Rockefeller & Andrew Carnegie Direct links:
Aug 30 2021:	96: The War of the Currents: (Thomas Alva Edison v. Nikola Tesla & George Westinghouse) Direct links:
Aug 16 2021:	95: "Several Thousand Things that Won't Work:" Thomas Alva Edison and His Electric Light Direct links:
Aug 2 2021:	94: Epilogue to Gilded Age Part I (or Gilded Age interlude w/ Significant HTDS Updates) Direct links:
Jul 19 2021:	93: La Liberté éclairant le monde: Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi’s Statue of Liberty Direct links:
Jul 5 2021:	History That Doesn’t Suck, LIVE: The Boston Massacre, or the Incident at King Street Direct links:
Jun 21 2021:	92: The Brooklyn Bridge, or the Story of the Roebling Family Direct links:
Jun 7 2021:	91: The Gilded Age, Industrialization, and Assassination of President James Garfield Direct links:
May 24 2021:	1 (Second Edition): That One Time When George Washington Sort of Triggered an International War Direct links:
May 17 2021:	Introducing: Real Dictators Podcast Direct links:
May 10 2021:	90: Epilogue to the Wild West Direct links:
Apr 26 2021:	89: Closing the Wild West: (Wounded Knee, Buffalo Bill & the 1893 Colombian Expo) Direct links:
Apr 12 2021:	88: “The Last Frontier:” The Purchase of Alaska and the Klondike Gold Rush Direct links:
Mar 29 2021:	87:Gunslingers & Outlaws (pt 2): Pearl Hart, Tombstone, Jesse James, B. Cassidy & The Sundance Kid Direct links:
Mar 15 2021:	86: Gunslingers & Outlaws (pt 1): The Second Industrial Revolution, Sam Bass & Billy the Kid Direct links:
Mar 1 2021:	85: Transcontinental Railroad (pt 3): The Central Pacific, Chinese Workers, & The Golden Spike Direct links:
Feb 15 2021:	84: Transcontinental Railroad (pt 2): Dr. Thomas Durant, The Union Pacific & “Hell on Wheels” Direct links:
Feb 8 2021:	Introducing: Skeptoid! Direct links:
Feb 1 2021:	83: Transcontinental Railroad (pt 1): Industrialization, Ted Judah & The Rise of the Central Pacific Direct links:
Jan 18 2021:	82: Best Mini Episodes and Cold Opens of 2020 Direct links:
Jan 4 2021:	81: Epilogue to Volume 6: Reconstruction and The Indian Wars Direct links:
Dec 21 2020:	80: “Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus:” A History Direct links:
Dec 7 2020:	79: The Indian Wars (Part 3): Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce & Standing Bear’s Fight for Civil Rights Direct links:
Nov 23 2020:	78: The Indian Wars (Part 2): The Battle of the Little Bighorn (the Greasy Grass) Direct links:
Nov 9 2020:	77: The Indian Wars (Part 1): The U.S.-Dakota War Direct links:
Oct 26 2020:	76: Reconstruction (Part 4): The Battle of Liberty Place and the Mississippi Plan Direct links:
Oct 12 2020:	75: Reconstruction (Part 3): The Rise of the KKK and the First Black Men in Government Direct links:
Oct 6 2020:	Bonus Episode: Game Changers: Precedent-Setting Presidential Elections Direct links:
Sep 28 2020:	74: Reconstruction (Part 2): The Presidency of Ulysses S. Grant Direct links:
Sep 14 2020:	73: Reconstruction (Part 1): The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson Direct links:
Aug 31 2020:	72: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Direct links:
Aug 17 2020:	71: Revisiting the Hamilton/Burr Duel: An Affair of Honor Direct links:
Aug 3 2020:	70: Epilogue: The Civil War Comes to a Close Direct links:
Jul 20 2020:	69: Surrender at Appomattox: The Last Days of the Civil War Direct links:
Jul 6 2020:	68: Sherman's March to the Sea and the Thirteenth Amendment Direct links:
Jun 22 2020:	67: Ending 1864: The Battles of the Crater, Mobile Bay, Centralia, and Franklin Direct links:
Jun 8 2020:	66: The Election of 1864: Lincoln's Bid for Reelection Direct links:
May 25 2020:	65: Sherman’s Atlanta Campaign & The Free State of Jones Direct links:
May 18 2020:	Bonus: A New Sound for HTDS (Farewell to Josh, Hello to Lindsay Graham & Airship) Direct links:
May 11 2020:	64: Grant's Overland Campaign: The Battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, & Petersburg Direct links:
May 6 2020:	Bonus: A Chat about Southern Accents w/ Jeremy Collins from "Podcasts We Listen To" Direct links:
Apr 27 2020:	63: Wounded and Dying: Nurses, Doctors, and Disease in the Civil War Direct links:
Apr 13 2020:	62: The War in Tennessee: Chickamauga and Chattanooga Direct links:
Mar 30 2020:	61: The Louisiana Native Guard, the 54th Massachusetts & On: Black Soldiers in the Civil War Direct links:
Mar 16 2020:	60: Gettysburg Direct links:
Mar 11 2020:	Crossover w/ A Teacher's History of the United States - Christopher Caldwell Direct links:
Mar 2 2020:	59: Stone’s River, Suspending Habeas Corpus, Vicksburg, & Stonewall’s Death at Chancellorsville Direct links:
Feb 17 2020:	58: Conscription & Riots (“A Rich Man’s War, But a Poor Man’s Fight”) Direct links:
Feb 3 2020:	57: Recap of The Civil War's First Half (1861-63) Direct links:
Jan 20 2020:	56: The Battle of Fredericksburg and the First Campaign of Vicksburg Direct links:
Jan 6 2020:	55: The Road to The Emancipation Proclamation Direct links:
Dec 23 2019:	54: The Best Opening Scenes in HTDS History Direct links:
Dec 9 2019:	53: A Civil War Christmas with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Direct links:
Nov 25 2019:	52: From Second Bull Run, or Second Manassas to Antietam, or Sharpsburg Direct links:
Nov 11 2019:	51: A Change in Command: Seven Days Battles to the Battle of Cedar Mountain Direct links:
Oct 28 2019:	50: Mississippi Valley 1862: The Battles of New Orleans, Corinth, Memphis, and Vicksburg Direct links:
Oct 14 2019:	49: From Little Mac McClellan to Stonewall Jackson: The Peninsula and Shenandoah Valley Campaigns Direct links:
Sep 30 2019:	48: The Battle of Shiloh: “Now boys, pitch in!” Direct links:
Sep 23 2019:	A Final Two-Year Anniversary of HTDS Bonus: The Death of Elmer Ellsworth Direct links:
Sep 19 2019:	Crossover w/ 1865 - Lindsay Graham and Steve Walters Direct links:
Sep 16 2019:	47: Bull Run, Trent Affair, the Merrimack, & Fort Donelson: The Early Days of the Civil War Direct links:
Sep 2 2019:	46: The Civil War Begins: Fort Sumter, Secession, & Raising Armies Direct links:
Aug 19 2019:	Volume IV Epilogue Direct links:
Aug 5 2019:	44: Abraham Lincoln Becomes President of the Divided States of America Direct links:
Jul 22 2019:	43: Honest Abe, the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, & John Brown’s Raid on Harpers Ferry Direct links:
Jul 8 2019:	42: Solomon Northup’s 12 Years a Slave Direct links:
Jun 24 2019:	41: Kansas! (Bleeding Kansas, the Kansas-Nebraska Act, & Caning of Charles Sumner) Direct links:
Jun 10 2019:	40: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention & the Explosion of Social Reform Direct links:
May 27 2019:	39: The California Gold Rush and the Compromise of 1850 Direct links:
May 13 2019:	38: The (Early) Life and Times of Frederick Douglass Direct links:
Apr 29 2019:	37: La Amistad Slave Rebellion and the Rise of Abolitionism Direct links:
Apr 15 2019:	Volume III Epilogue Direct links:
Apr 1 2019:	36: Mexican-American War (Part 4): Los Niños Héroes, St. Patrick’s Battalion, & the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Direct links:
Mar 18 2019:	35: Mexican-American War (Part 3): Nuevo México and the Final Push from Vera Cruz Direct links:
Mar 4 2019:	34: Mexican-American War (Part 2): The Pathfinder, the Bear Flag Revolt, y Los Californios Direct links:
Feb 18 2019:	33: Mexican-American War (Part 1): From the Nueces River to the Rio Grande Direct links:
Feb 4 2019:	32: Mormonism and the Mormon Trail Direct links:
Jan 21 2019:	31: The California Trail: From the Donner Party to the Gold Rush Direct links:
Jan 7 2019:	30: The Oregon Trail (“You Have Died of Dysentery”) Direct links:
Dec 24 2018:	Christmas Special II: A Jackson White House Christmas Direct links:
Dec 10 2018:	29: The Bank War, Whigs, & Revolution in Texas Direct links:
Nov 26 2018:	28: Ushering in the Age of Jackson Direct links:
Nov 11 2018:	Epilogue to Volume 2 Direct links:
Oct 29 2018:	27: The Last of the Founding Fathers Direct links:
Oct 15 2018:	26: Peace in Ghent, War in New Orleans Direct links:
Oct 1 2018:	25: From Lake Champlain to the “Defense of Fort M’Henry” Direct links:
Sep 17 2018:	24: From Granny to Old Ironsides: The Campaigns of 1812 and 1813. Direct links:
Sep 2 2018:	23: Prelude to America's Forgotten War Direct links:
Aug 19 2018:	22: An Affair of Honor: Alexander Hamilton & Aaron Burr Direct links:
Aug 6 2018:	21: Thomas Jefferson Presents: Lewis & Clark’s Excellent Expedition Direct links:
Jul 23 2018:	20: "A Wolf by the Ears": Gabriel Rebels and Cotton Becomes King Direct links:
Jul 9 2018:	19: The Traitor and The Thieving Spy: The Start of American Industrialization Direct links:
Jun 25 2018:	18: Affairs! Foreign and ..."Domestic" Direct links:
Jun 7 2018:	Historians (of The) Roundtable: I Direct links:
May 28 2018:	17: Death of a Nation's Father Direct links:
May 8 2018:	16: The Founding Fractures: Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson Direct links:
Apr 25 2018:	Epilogue To The Revolution; Or The Big Stuff You Should’ve Caught Direct links:
Apr 12 2018:	Q&A with The HTDS Team Direct links:
Mar 26 2018:	15: “We the People:” Constitution Making in Philly Direct links:
Mar 14 2018:	14: Peace in Paris; Turmoil in New York Direct links:
Feb 28 2018:	13: The World Turns Upside Down at Yorktown Direct links:
Feb 13 2018:	12: An American Judas Betrays & Nathanael Greene Saves! Direct links:
Jan 31 2018:	11: Southern Discomfort: Savannah & Charleston Captured, Slavery, Massacres, & 1779’s Sundries Direct links:
Jan 19 2018:	10: Dueling, Life Sucks at Valley Forge, von Steuben's Cool & the Battle of Monmouth Direct links:
Jan 2 2018:	9: (Almost) Everything Important in 1777--Saratoga, Lafayette & George Returns Gen. Howe’s Dog Direct links:
Dec 23 2017:	Christmas Special: George Wishes Some Hessians a Merry F’ing Christmas Direct links:
Dec 17 2017:	8: From Independence to NY(meeting A. Ham, Nathan Hale & Charles Lee is a Sneaky Bastard) Direct links:
Dec 4 2017:	7: An Olive Branch Rejected, Tom's a Royal Pain(e), & the Siege of Boston Direct links:
Nov 18 2017:	6: "The Shot Heard Round the World" Direct links:
Nov 1 2017:	5: "Delenda est Bostonia:" a Congress, Paul Rides, & the First Shot at Lexington Direct links:
Oct 17 2017:	4: "Boston Harbor A Tea-Pot This Night:" The Boston Tea Party Direct links:
Oct 9 2017:	3: "Clean My Sh*t House!" The Boston Massacre Direct links:
Sep 30 2017:	2: Patrick Henry and Boston Get Pissed about Taxes Direct links:
Sep 28 2017:	1: That One Time When George Washington Sort of Triggered an International War Direct links:
Sep 26 2017:	0: Preamble Direct links:

History That Doesn't Suck - deep links to episodes

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