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Join us on a journey to the key battlegrounds of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War, unraveling the tales of valor, sacrifice, and pivotal moments that shaped the nation.
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Band of Brothers at 25: Why We’re Still Watching...At Least Some of Us (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after Band of Brothers first brought the men of Easy Company to the screen, its impact on history, popular culture, and battlefield tourism is stronger than ever. In this episode of Boom Goes the History , we look back at the landmark HBO series, debate our favorite episodes and characters, share a few personal stories and connections, and explore why the story of Dick Winters and Easy Company continues to resonate with new generations. From Bastogne to “Why We Fight”—and, yes,
“In 1814, We Took a Little Trip”: The Battle of New Orleans (opens the original)
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“In 1814, we took a little trip…” and what followed became one of the most famous American victories of the War of 1812! Dan Davis and Kristopher White head down the Mississippi to explore the Battle of New Orleans—from Andrew Jackson’s eclectic army and the British campaign in Louisiana to the fierce fighting on the Chalmette battlefield. They tackle the personalities, tactics, myths, music, and lasting legacy of the battle that made Jackson a national hero and gave Americans something to celeb
From the Alamo to Forgotten Coffee: Behind the Scenes of our Epic Texas Video Swing (opens the original)
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Garry, Kris, Dan, and Andy take you behind the scenes of their epic Texas video swing—from the Alamo and Galveston to San Jacinto and the remarkable John Nau Collection. Hear about the history, road-trip adventures, unexpected moments, and inevitable chaos that unfolded when the cameras weren’t rolling, and Garry forgot to get Dan's coffee.
"The Truth is How You Feel" | Reacting to Bruce Catton and Shelby Foote (opens the original)
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When it comes to Civil War History it is hard to find two authors more prolific than Bruce Catton and Shelby Foote. Today on Boom, we react to the words of the men themselves - and debate what is more important when trying to get people interested in history, facts or a good story? Join Garry Adelman, Kris White and Dr. Chris Mackowski. This is episode 11 of Boom Goes the History.
The Liberty Trail: Talking America's Revolutionary War Sites (opens the original)
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Today's episode features host, Chris Mackowski, alongside Kate Egner and Dan Davis of the American Battlefield Trust as they explore how the Liberty Trail is transforming the way we experience Revolutionary War history. From overlooked battlefields in South Carolina to immersive apps, virtual tours, and layered storytelling across more than 25 states, the conversation reveals how technology and preservation are making the past more accessible, engaging, and relevant for today’s listeners. Visit
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