An American history podcast by a slightly irreverent, professional historian, who'd like to tell you a story.
PODCAST EPISODES
HTDS, Episode 1: That One time when George Washington Sort of Triggered an International War
All the sources behind the episodes, cited in Chicago style no less (just as you'd expect from a historian).
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