Civics & Coffee: A History Podcast

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Bite-sized U.S. history, brewed fresh weekly. Join me for brief episodes that make the past feel alive. https://linktr.ee/civicsandcoffee?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaaEUTUKw2lMBQukjc3-KCuc-60TeG47Y0pLFilx07cKl3Z5tssRjIxYJUA_aem_AbPmDVZfVfPMLXYLnk

Coming to you this weekend - another episode! What do you think I am covering? Tune in Saturday to f
This month on the Substack: August marks 30 years since President Clinton signed the bill to "end we
How did the U.S. Supreme Court go from Roe v. Wade to Dobbs? Join me as I sit down with Amy Littlefi
The Gilded Age is BACK! Join me this weekend as I resume my normal coverage. Here is a big hint for
Countdown to Six! A few more of my favorite episodes include Louisa Adams, Frederick Douglass, and w
Counting down to six! One of my favorite early episodes came from a listener request! My two-episode
Today's book recommendations spotlight my research interests: the history of the social safety net i
In the final episode in my summer series I sit down with Dr. James O'Neil Spady to discuss the power
Civics & Coffee is turning SIX! Next month marks six years of Civics & Coffee and I remain incredibl
Born today, 1951: Robin Williams. A comedian & actor known for his physical stand-up, Williams start
Today in history, 1969: Neil Armstrong lands on the moon as part of the Apollo 11 mission. The fligh
Get your coffee prepped and tune into an insightful conversation about politics and historical memor
Now available on the Patreon: I jumped on the bandwagon and shared my choices for the books I think
I've noticed a few new followers around here and thought it was a good time to re-introduce myself!
I am so excited to be preparing my talk for you next month at History Camp in Boston! Make sure to g
Coming to you this weekend! My conversation with the phenomenal Dr. Elizabeth DeWolfe. Join us as we
Now available on the Patreon: learn all about Ann Richards - the last woman to run the great state o
Join me for the conclusion of my conversation with educator and Early America expert Ethan Healey as
Today in history, 1976: the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis admits 81 women as midshipmen,