America's Lost History: Recent Episodes
Ron Wismer
Welcome back folks. Today we begin our series on the French and Indian wars. Today is the most general of backgrounds, come join the discussion on the Facebook group and let me know what you think
This week we wrap up our series on the signers of the Declaration with John Dickinson. Thanks for listening
Welcome back folks. Today we wrap up the official signers of the Declaration series. Let me know what you all think.
Welcome back, this week's episode is a short one about the signers from North Carolina. Let me know what you think.
This week we finish our two part discussion on the delegates from Virginia. Next week we move to North Carolina. Have a great week
This week we cover the first half of the signers from Virginia. Leave some feedback and let me know what you think.
Here we go folks, this week's edition hot off the presses. We discuss the delegates from the Old Line State. Enjoy!
This week we discuss my home state of Delaware. Come join the facebook group and get in on the discussion. Thanks and have a great week.
Welcome back, this week we discuss the delegates from PA, among whose ranks we find the likes of Franklin and Morris, two juggernauts of the Revolution. Joins us on the facebook group America's Lost History to join in the discussion.
Here it is again folks, join our facebook group, America's Lost History for more to ask questions and make comments.
Here it is folks, our 6th episode in our series on the signers of the Declaration. Join the facebook group America's Lost History to start a discussion and ask me questions. See you all next week.
This week's episode is a discussion of the 4 delegates from CT. Join us on the facebook group, just search for America's Lost History
Hi all, this is the episode where I butcher a state's name multiple times.I discuss the delegates who probably started it all. Thanks for listening and come join our group on facebook, just search for America's Lost History
Episode 1.2 We discuss the three signers from New Hampshire. Follow this podcast on Facebook at the facebook group "America's Lost History."