172: Breadlines, Bank Failures, & the Bonus Army: Hoover & the Early Great DepressionProf. Greg Jackson
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- 173: From Hyde Park to the White House: The Early Life and Election of Franklin Delano RooseveltProf. Greg Jackson
- 174: The First “First Hundred Days:” FDR Kicks Off the New DealProf. Greg Jackson
- 175: The Dirty Thirties (The New Deal pt. 2): Dust, Doubts, and the “Second” New DealProf. Greg Jackson
- 176: FDR v. “The Nine Old Men” (The New Deal pt. 3): Court Packing and Closing the New DealProf. Greg Jackson
- 177: An Epilogue to the New Deal and CCC Deep Dive with Neil MaherProf. Greg Jackson
- America 250: The Boston Campaign 1775-76: A Leadership Discussion with Gen. William RappProf. Greg Jackson
- 178: “A Damn Big Dam”: Taming the Colorado River with the Hoover (or Boulder) Dam (Infrastructure pt. 1)Prof. Greg Jackson
- 179: Bridging the Bay: San Francisco’s Golden Gate and Bay Bridges (Infrastructure pt. 2)Prof. Greg Jackson
- 180: “A Race to the Sky”: The Rise of New York City’s Chrysler, Manhattan Company, and Empire State BuildingsProf. Greg Jackson
- 181: American Aviation: The Growth of the Industry Through the Eyes of Amelia Earhart, Charles Lindbergh, and Howard HughesProf. Greg Jackson
- 182: A Prologue to World War II: US Army Interwar PreparationProf. Greg Jackson
- 0: PreambleProf. Greg Jackson
- 1: That One Time When George Washington Sort of Triggered an International WarProf. Greg Jackson
- 2: Patrick Henry and Boston Get Pissed about TaxesProf. Greg Jackson
- 3: "Clean My Sh*t House!" The Boston MassacreProf. Greg Jackson
- 4: "Boston Harbor A Tea-Pot This Night:" The Boston Tea PartyProf. Greg Jackson
- 5: "Delenda est Bostonia:" a Congress, Paul Rides, & the First Shot at LexingtonProf. Greg Jackson
- 6: "The Shot Heard Round the World"Prof. Greg Jackson
- 7: An Olive Branch Rejected, Tom's a Royal Pain(e), & the Siege of BostonProf. Greg Jackson
- 8: From Independence to NY (meeting A. Ham, Nathan Hale & Charles Lee is a Sneaky Bastard)Prof. Greg Jackson
- Second Edition Episodes: A DiscussionProf. Greg Jackson
- Christmas Special: George Wishes Some Hessians a Merry F’ing ChristmasProf. Greg Jackson
- 9: (Almost) Everything Important in 1777--Saratoga, Lafayette & George Returns Gen. Howe’s DogProf. Greg Jackson
- 10: Dueling, Life Sucks at Valley Forge, von Steuben's Cool & the Battle of MonmouthProf. Greg Jackson
- 11: Southern Discomfort: Savannah & Charleston Captured, Slavery, Massacres, & 1779’s SundriesProf. Greg Jackson
- 12: An American Judas Betrays & Nathanael Greene Saves!Prof. Greg Jackson
- 13: The World Turns Upside Down at YorktownProf. Greg Jackson
- 14: Peace in Paris; Turmoil in New YorkProf. Greg Jackson
- 15: “We the People:” Constitution Making in PhillyProf. Greg Jackson
- Q&A with The HTDS TeamProf. Greg Jackson
- Epilogue To The Revolution; Or The Big Stuff You Should’ve CaughtProf. Greg Jackson
- 16: The Founding Fractures: Alexander Hamilton and Thomas JeffersonProf. Greg Jackson
- 17: Death of a Nation's FatherProf. Greg Jackson
- Historians (of The) Roundtable: IProf. Greg Jackson
- 18: Affairs! Foreign and ..."Domestic"Prof. Greg Jackson
- 19: The Traitor and The Thieving Spy: The Start of American IndustrializationProf. Greg Jackson
- 20: "A Wolf by the Ears": Gabriel Rebels and Cotton Becomes KingProf. Greg Jackson
- 21: Thomas Jefferson Presents: Lewis & Clark’s Excellent ExpeditionProf. Greg Jackson
- 22: An Affair of Honor: Alexander Hamilton & Aaron BurrProf. Greg Jackson
- 23: Prelude to America's Forgotten WarProf. Greg Jackson
- 24: From Granny to Old Ironsides: The Campaigns of 1812 and 1813.Prof. Greg Jackson
- 25: From Lake Champlain to the “Defense of Fort M’Henry”Prof. Greg Jackson
- 26: Peace in Ghent, War in New OrleansProf. Greg Jackson
- 28: Ushering in the Age of JacksonProf. Greg Jackson
- 29: The Bank War, Whigs, & Revolution in TexasProf. Greg Jackson
- 27: The Last of the Founding FathersProf. Greg Jackson
- Epilogue to Volume 2Prof. Greg Jackson
- Christmas Special II: A Jackson White House ChristmasProf. Greg Jackson
- 30: The Oregon Trail (“You Have Died of Dysentery”)Prof. Greg Jackson
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