Episode 22: Henry Ford

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05/27/20 • 54 min

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You may know him as the father of the automobile, but last week it was Henry Ford’s “bloodlines” that made the news. This week, we’re telling you why (hint: it’s the Nazi bit)

You may know him as the father of the automobile, but last week it was Henry Ford’s “bloodlines” that made the news. This week, we’re telling you why (hint: it’s the Nazi bit)

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Episode 21: Susan B. Anthony

This week is the anniversary of the passing of the 19th Amendment by the House of Representatives - an amendment that would eventually give all women the right to vote. It's also the week we drop our Susan B. Anthony episode. Coincidence? You decide.

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Episode 23: King George III (Boston Tea Party Riot Edition)

Protesting injustice through property destruction and redistribution has been an important part of America since the founding fathers. This week's episode features King George III and his role in the uprising we call The Boston Tea Party. This large scale destruction of British property galvanized colonial leaders and led to the eventual creation of America as a free and sovereign nation. We strongly encourage you to share this episode with anyone in your life who may be wont to say something like "property destruction isn't necessary" or "the protests should be more peaceful" but who also love to celebrate the founding of America by blowing stuff up on the 4th of July. Trust us, they're related.