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Submit ReviewWe are joined by Bruce Carlson who hosts the podcast called "My History Can Beat Up Your Politics."
Bruce is a very educated man in both history and politics and the conversation we had is a great footnote to the recently concluded Vietnam War Series.
To find out more about Bruce and his podcast you can visit his website by clicking the link above or listen to his show anywhere you find podcasts!
This episode is brought to you by: "The Three Brothers", a book written by Stephen E. Marantelli that tells the story of a dinner with George Washington and Edmund Barton. It's "history with a mystery" as it convey's Australia and America's similarities in their founding days.
The Monday American is proudly part of the Podcast Advocate Network. To find more amazing podcasts like this one or for more about the network, click the link. You know you want to...
We are joined by Bruce Carlson who hosts the podcast called "My History Can Beat Up Your Politics."
Bruce is a very educated man in both history and politics and the conversation we had is a great footnote to the recently concluded Vietnam War Series.
To find out more about Bruce and his podcast you can visit his website by clicking the link above or listen to his show anywhere you find podcasts!
This episode is brought to you by: "The Three Brothers", a book written by Stephen E. Marantelli that tells the story of a dinner with George Washington and Edmund Barton. It's "history with a mystery" as it convey's Australia and America's similarities in their founding days.
The Monday American is proudly part of the Podcast Advocate Network. To find more amazing podcasts like this one or for more about the network, click the link. You know you want to...
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