Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution

History Podcasts

Welcome to Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution. Each week Dispatches features interviews highlighting the latest in scholarship, news, and opinions regarding the American Revolutionary Era. For more information visit...

Episodes

E322: Brady J. Crytzer: The Right Stuff: George Washington Needed a General in 1792

E321: Gene Procknow: A British Major’s Quixotic American Mission and True Loyalties

Andrew Scott Wills: Hawken Horse: Music of the Frontier

E319: Drew Palmer: Francis Marion's Ambush at the Great Savannah

E318: Gabriel Neville: The New Dominion: Virginia's Land in the Northwest

E317: Steven Bier: Facing Washington's Crossing

Michael Adelberg: The Monmouth County Jailbreak of 1781

E315: Scott Syfert: The Mecklenburg Declaration: Fact and Fiction

E314: Tom Macmillan: The Year That Made America

E313: Brady J. Crytzer: Those Deceitful Sages: Pope Pius VI and the American Revolution

E312: Douglas R. Dorney, Jr.: The Deadliest Seconds of the War

E311: Geoffrey Hoerauf: Spies at Fort Detroit

E310: Stuart Lilie: Henry Knox's Noble Train of Artillery at Fort Ticonderoga, December 5th-7th

E309: Brett Bannor: Snapping the Lilliputian Cords: The Founders and Gulliver’s Travels

E308: Alexander S. Burns: Infantry in Battle, 1733-1783

E307: Shawn David McGhee: John Fenno and Philip Freneau's War of Words

G. Patrick O'Brien: Alexander Thompson and Declaring Peace in the Borderlands of Western New York, 1783

E305: Patrick H. Hannum: Col. William Woodford's 1775 James River Crossing

E304: Richard Gardiner: Unraveling the Mystery of George Washington’s Earliest Teacher

E303: Jason A. Cherry: Vandalia Colony: American Triumph or Folly?