How appropriate that we'll be recording Clinton's episode of the Vice Presidencies series today... #OTD #VPOTUS

Look forward to catching up to listen to this one! Only 40 or so to go! 🤣

Podcast alert: In the first of two episodes on Prince Albert, we do a full biography episode, looking at how he came to marry Victoria, the nature of their relationship and his role as consort pod.fo/e/232e9f

I've been reading a good bit about this guy lately preparing for the episode on the burning of Washington. Learn more about John Armstrong's role in this fiasco by listening to his two-part Seat at the Table episode. #history #Warof1812 #Madison presidenciespodcast.com/satt-0251-john…

We’ll be covering him in a Vice Presidencies episode on down the line, but here’s a spoiler for how it ends.

Sec of State Madison wrote to diplomats James Monroe and Robert Livingston #OTD in 1803 about the upcoming vacancy as US Minister to Britain and requested for one of them to fill the post. Learn why there was such urgency in this by listening to ep 3.19! presidenciespodcast.com/319-the-not-so…

Discover the fascinating world of the Harrison family with our special exhibits, Life in the White and Death in the White House. 🏛️🔍 Explore the intimate moments of the Harrison family through letters, journals and artifacts. Plan your visit: bit.ly/TourBH

I've been having lots of conversations this week about AI, and so I just had to ask. I feel like I should count this as an endorsement. 😉

We end up with a plurality but not a majority, which seems fitting to the politics into which Rush was stepping when he assumed his post at Treasury in 1825 - stay tuned for as soon as I can get Part Two out to you to find out what Civics & Coffee ☕️ and I ultimately decided!

Still a couple of hours left to get your two cents in on this poll. Especially if you've listened to the episode that launched today, do you think that Richard Rush will get a seat at the table of the Cabinet All-Stars in Part Two? Please share why or why not in the comments!

A new Seat at the Table episode is now available! Join me and my special guest, Alycia from Civics & Coffee ☕️, as we explore the early life and career of the youngest man to date to serve as Attorney General, Richard Rush of Pennsylvania! #history #Rush #PA presidenciespodcast.com/satt-0271-rich…

In anticipation of the next episode, do you think that at the end of his two-part episode Richard Rush will ultimately earn a seat at the table of the Cabinet All-Stars?

Even your friendly neighborhood podcaster has to take time to rest & recoup. After burning the candle at both ends for a few weeks, I took a day off to enjoy some quiet time at home & get caught up on a few things including the next episode. Richard Rush Part 1 launches tomorrow!

During his #SouthernTour , President Washington arrived in N. Carolina #otd in 1791. First stop: 2 nights in Halifax, a courthouse town & commercial center on the Roanoke River. 'From Petersburg to Halifax, are but few good houses, with small appearances of wealth.'

By a wide margin, it looks like folks would choose to be Secretary of State. While the next person we cover in the Seat at the Table series would never attain that office, he did serve in two of the first four Cabinet posts. Episode launching soon - I promise!

Part 2 of the Passion of the Heist is here now!! Things start getting strange...

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Slight delay in the release of the next episode - my apologies for that! While you're waiting, hope you'll check out this episode about the Attorney General that you hard-'lee' knew was on the job - Charles Lee (no, not that Charles Lee). #history presidenciespodcast.com/satt-008-charl…

On this date in 1840, Whig representative Charles Ogle of Pennsylvania delivered his 'Gold Spoon' speech. Coming during an election year, Ogle's speech expanded on Whig attacks that President Martin Van Buren was an out-of-touch elitist who wanted (cont.)

🚨New episode🚨- Napoleon III has arrived on the scene! Special guest & author Melissa Rossi Melissa Rossi joins the show to discuss the nephew of Napoleon who reigned over France longer than his more famous uncle. Link below👇. #napoleon #napoleon iii open.spotify.com/episode/42rall…

New episode out now!🔥

This newest Bahram comes highly recommended by his father and the religious establishment, anyone else? Not really. Oh and this comes at a time when all the Sassanid neighbors are in turmoil? Excellent.