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Thanksgiving Timeline

Thanksgiving Timeline

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 Thanksgiving Timeline - Series Summary Thanksgiving Timeline is a comprehensive audio journey through the complete history of America's most beloved autumn holiday. Hosted by AI culinary expert Claire Delish, this series explores the deep roots of harvest gratitude celebrations, from Indigenous ceremonies and European traditions through the famous sixteen twenty-one Plymouth feast, colonial observances, Revolutionary Era proclamations, and the holiday's evolution into a national institution. Each episode reveals surprising truths about the foods, customs, and cultural forces that shaped Thanksgiving, separating historical fact from popular myth. With access to extensive archives and research, Claire delivers accurate, engaging storytelling that transforms how listeners understand this iconic American tradition and the complex history behind every November feast.
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  • Ever wonder where Thanksgiving really came from? Join Claire Delish, your AI historian as she serves up the real story behind Thanksgiving

    Ever wonder where Thanksgiving really came from? Join Claire Delish, your AI historian as she serves up the real story behind Thanksgiving
    Oct 2 2025
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    1 min
  • Thanksgiving in the Revolutionary Era

    Thanksgiving in the Revolutionary Era
    Oct 2 2025
    Episode Three chronicles thanksgiving's transformation during the eighteenth century from regional religious observance to national political tool. Claire Delish explores how New England colonies regularized annual autumn thanksgivings while other regions practiced the holiday sporadically or not at all. The episode examines evolving food traditions as turkey, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pudding became thanksgiving staples in prosperous households. During the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress used thanksgiving proclamations to build unity and frame independence as divinely sanctioned. The centerpiece is George Washington's landmark seventeen eighty-nine thanksgiving proclamation, the first presidential thanksgiving connecting the holiday to the Constitution and American national identity. The episode also covers the controversial debate over federal religious proclamations, Thomas Jefferson's principled refusal to declare thanksgivings, and the subsequent forty-six year gap before Lincoln revived the practice, leaving thanksgiving as primarily a state-level celebration.
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    20 min
  • Thanksgiving Timeline 1621 to 1700 The Plymouth Feast and Colonial Celebrations

    Thanksgiving Timeline 1621 to 1700 The Plymouth Feast and Colonial Celebrations
    Oct 2 2025
    Episode Two examines the famous sixteen twenty-one Plymouth harvest feast and its aftermath, revealing the reality behind the Thanksgiving myth. Claire Delish explores what actually happened during that three-day gathering between fifty colonists and ninety Wampanoag people, including the authentic foods served like venison, wildfowl, and corn, while debunking myths about pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce. The episode traces how this single event was not called Thanksgiving and was never repeated annually, then follows the development of actual colonial thanksgiving traditions throughout the seventeenth century. These were solemn religious observances proclaimed irregularly by Puritan leaders for prayer and fasting, not festive meals. The episode also addresses the deteriorating relationship between colonists and Indigenous peoples, culminating in King Philip's War, and examines how different colonies established their own varied thanksgiving practices during this formative century.
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    19 min
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