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Compendium: A History Collection

Compendium: A History Collection

Auteur(s): Josh Johnson
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 Compendium is Josh Johnson’s exploration of the past, but through a new lens.
In the tradition of long-form podcasting giants like Dan Carlin and Danielle Bolleli, Josh explores history you may not have learned in school.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Monde Sciences sociales
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  • Empire of Reason

    Empire of Reason
    Sep 12 2025

    Political violence is becoming a disturbing norm. The partisan divide grows wider. Can we close the gap? Can we resolve our disagreements through reason? For whatever they are worth, Josh shares a few thoughts.
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    47 min
  • Alexander Hamilton and the Founding Era with Chris Dougherty

    Alexander Hamilton and the Founding Era with Chris Dougherty
    Sep 8 2025

    The Founding Era is fascinating in many ways; it marks the beginning of our American history and laid the foundation for the democratic republic we know today. But it's a more complicated period than what you learn in school. Infighting and partisan factionalism nearly strangled the American infant in her cradle. I talk with Chris Dougherty about the founding era, about Alexander Hamilton, and the great democratic experiment.

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    1 h et 5 min
  • Listener Q&A: What if The Roman Empire Never Fell and MORE

    Listener Q&A: What if The Roman Empire Never Fell and MORE
    Sep 1 2025

    This is my attempt to get something out for you while you wait for TO THE SOUND part 2!

    What would have happened if the Axis powers won World War 2?? What about if the Roman Empire never fell? Have I toured Civil War battlefields? and more!

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    34 min
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