Season 1

Episode 30

Episode 30 is a discussion about the Army Women’s Museum and the role of women in Army history with Tracy Bradford and Vicki Archileti.

03.03.2023 • Season 1 • Episode 30 • 40:41

Episode 29

Episode 29 is a discussion with Army historian Dr. Dave Hogan about the historical connections between Hollywood and the Army.

02.24.2023 • Season 1 • Episode 29 • 58:27

Episode 28

This episode is a discussion with Army Historian Dr. Isaac W. Hampton about the role of African Americans in Army history.

02.17.2023 • Season 1 • Episode 28 • 56:11

Episode 27

This episode is a discussion with Army Historians Dr. Peter Knight and Dr. Robert Kirkland about the role of Army Historians in peace and war with a focus on historical activities during Operation Iraqi Freedom.

02.12.2023 • Season 1 • Episode 27 • 42:42

Episode 26

A discussion with Army Archivist Christine Rodriguez about the role of Native Americans in U.S. Army history.

11.13.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 26 • 46:06

Episode 25

A discussion with Army Historian Dr. Matt Margis about the Elihu Root reforms after the Spanish American War and how they prepared the Army for entry into WWI.

10.03.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 25 • 46:58

Episode 24

A discussion with Army historian Dr. Matt Margis about the U.S. Army in the Spanish American War, their role in the development of the Panama Canal, and Walter Reed's work with Yellow Fever.

09.25.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 24 • 51:20

Episode 23

A discussion with the Army Artist in Residence, SFC Curtis A. Loter, about the Army art program.

09.20.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 23 • 30:39

Episode 22

A discussion about the final battles of the Civil War and the Army's role in Reconstruction with CMH Executive Director Charles R. Bowery, Jr. This is part seven of a seven-part series.

09.12.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 22 • 40:57

Episode 21

A discussion about General Sherman's Civil War campaign through Georgia and the Carolinas in 1864-1865 with Army Historian Dr. Mark Bradley.

09.05.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 21 • 41:44

Episode 20

A discussion with historian Dr. Matthew Margis about the Army in the Civil War in 1864 highlighting the Wilderness Campaign and Kennesaw Mountain. This is part five of a seven-part series about the Army in the Civil War.

08.29.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 20 • 52:46

Episode 19

A discussion with historian Dr. Matthew Margis about the Army in the Civil War years of 1863-1864 highlighting the draft riots, the battle of Chattanooga and Grant taking command. This is part four of a seven-part series about the Army in the Civil War.

08.22.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 19 • 47:06

Episode 18

A discussion with historian Dr. Peter G. Knight about the Army in the Civil War years of 1862-1863 concluding with the battles of Vicksburg and Gettysburg. This is part three of a seven-part series about the Army in the Civil War.

08.15.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 18 • 59:48

Episode 17

A discussion with Historian Dr. Peter G. Knight about the first full year of the Army in the Civil War from 1861-1862. Part two of a seven-part series on the Army in the Civil War.

08.07.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 17 • 52:45

Episode 16

A discussion with Army Historian Mr. Charles R. Bowery, Jr. about the Army in the years leading up to the Civil War, from 1845-1861. This is part one of a seven part series on the U.S. Army in the Civil War.

07.31.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 16 • 55:34

Episode 15

A discussion about the Army Art program and the Army's expansive art collection with Army Art Curator Sarah Forgey.

07.21.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 15 • 39:56

Episode 14

A discussion with Colonel Bryan Hunt about the Army Museum Enterprise and their vast collection of Army artifacts.

07.18.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 14 • 40:19

Episode 13

Part five of a five-part series of discussions about the Army in Vietnam with Dr. Erik B. Villard. This episode focuses on the years 1971-1975.

07.11.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 13 • 36:55

Episode 12

Part four of a five-part series of discussions about the Army in Vietnam with Dr. Erik B. Villard. This episode focuses on the years 1969-1970.

07.03.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 12 • 43:25

Episode 11

A discussion with CMH Historian Dr. Mason Watson about his new CMH pamphlet, "The Conflict with Isis, June 2014-January 2020."

06.22.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 11 • 48:30

Episode 10

Part three of a five-part series of discussions about the Army in Vietnam with Dr. Erik B. Villard. This episode focuses on the years 1967-1968.

06.20.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 10 • 54:37

Episode 9

Part two of a five-part series of discussions about the Army in Vietnam with Dr. Erik B. Villard. This episode focuses on the years 1965-1966.

06.12.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 9 • 44:00

Episode 8

Part one of a five-part series of discussions about the Army in Vietnam with Dr. Erik B. Villard. This episode focuses on the years 1945-1964.

06.03.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 8 • 39:20

Episode 7

An interview with Dr. Thomas Boghardt about his new book, *Covert Legions*, focusing on U.S. Army Intelligence in Europe from 1944-1949. The discussion addresses Army information gathering, enemy interrogations, the start of the Cold War, and the early years of spies.

05.24.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 7 • 51:31

Episode 6

Army actions in the War of 1812 with Dr. Glenn Williams.

05.24.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 6 • 23:58

Episode 5

The Army led Lewis and Clark Expedition with Dr. Glenn Williams.

05.15.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 5 • 28:53

Episode 4

Revolutionary War (Part 3 of 3) discussion from 1779-1783 with Dr. John Maas.

04.18.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 4 • 49:08

Episode 3

Revolutionary War (Part 2 of 3) discussion from 1776-1778 with Dr. Glenn Williams.

04.18.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 3 • 26:57

Episode 2

Revolutionary War (Part 1 of 3) discussion from pre-war to 1776 with Dr. Glenn Williams.

04.18.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 2 • 26:41

Episode 1

Discussion about CMH and the importance of history in the Army with Charles R. Bowery, Jr, Executive Director of CMH.

04.18.2022 • Season 1 • Episode 1 • 28:38

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