The History Book Podcast
1) Cold Chocolate: The Legend of the Chosen Reservoir Tootsie Rolls
Join Jacob as he sits down to discuss the famous Tootsie Roll Drop to the Chosen Few and the Legend that was created during the Korean War! Enjoy!
2) Hardly Recognizable: The 1900 Galveston Hurricane
Join your host Jacob as he sits down to discuss the hurricane that destroyed Galveston, TX and the horrible aftermath of the storm! Enjoy!
3) Interview with Gettysburg National Military Park (Dan Welch)
Join Jacob as he sits down with Dan Welch at Gettysburg National Military Park to discuss everything leading up to the battle and even some family history of Jacob's as well! Enjoy!
4) Chickamauga and Chattanooga NMP Interview (Chris Young)
Join Jacob as he sits down with Chris Young to discuss the Battle of Chickamauga and the Battles surrounding Chattanooga! Enjoy!
5) Gettysburg Address: 272 Words That Changed the World
Join Jacob as he sits down to talk about the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln's writing of it, and its legacy. Enjoy!
6) America and the Holocaust: Reactions to the Unimaginable
Join host Jacob as he sits down to discuss the Holocaust and United States reaction to it. Today’s episode will also include a discussion on the War Refugee Board, anti-semitism, and World War 2. Enjo...Show More
7) Flags of the United States: A History
Join Jacob as he sits down to discuss the history of several flags in America! Enjoy!
8) West Virginia Mine Wars Museum (EPISODE 50!)
Join host Jacob as he sits down with Education Coordinator Lloyd to discuss the West Virginia Mine Wars. Today's episode will also include discussions on Baldwin-Felts, Sid Hatfield, and Mother Jones ...Show More
9) Thomas Paine: Spark of Revolution
Join Jacob as he talks about Thomas Paine. Today's episode will also discuss Valley Forge, the French Revolution, and The Rights of Man. Enjoy!
10) The Battle of Guilford Courthouse: To the End of the World
Join Jacob as he discuss The Battle of Guilford Courthouse. This episode also includes discussion on the Regulator Movement, General Nathaniel Greene, and the Battle of Yorktown! Enjoy!