HistoPoli: A Look Into Our Past and Present

Today we do a quick talk on the Jacobite movement in the 1700 and 1800's. We talk about why you shouldn't call a Scot and Englishman and why the Irish so desperately preferred a Catholic king. That one might be a little obvious though. Anyways I am glad to be back and I hope you all are as well. Let's talk about the fallout from that (not-so) "Glorious Revolution."

Today is our first episode back and it's a good one. Right after taking a semester to study Latin American history and especially Cuba I drop some insight into what it means now that Cuba seems to be progressing towards a new future. Communism and the Cold War make headlines today as I get back on the podcast horse and decide I am here to stay.

Today we examine a revolutionary icon that is the Marquis de Lafayette. Full name for those who are wondering is Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette, yeah so we are just gonna go with Lafayette. He was able to transcend the barrier between the old world and the new, and becomes a respected war hero and politician in both America and France. His legacy lives on today, and we hope to shed some more light upon it here.

Today we examine the complex switch in the relationship between the United States and its former landlord the United Kingdom. Through wars, doctrines, and economics these bitter rivals become unlikely friends. The prodigal son has returned... or at least is down here in the trenches with us.

Today we do a quick analysis of Captain Cook and his effects on European, Pacific, and World History. We delve into certain topics and theories that surround the period of time between American and African Colonization. That's right, we actually talk about the Pacific. Please check out our other two episodes that were dropped alongside this one due to this being our opening weekend, these both continue dealing with history all across the world. We would love to hear your feedback and ideas so please reach out to us either on Twitter @HistoPoli or right here on whatever platform you are viewing this on!

Today we explore the complicated alliances and histories of each major nation involved in the First World War. We mostly focus on the events right before the explosion of the "Powder Keg" that leads to the first major modern war. Please check out our other two episodes that were dropped alongside this one due to this being our opening weekend, these both continue dealing with history all across the world. We would love to hear your feedback and ideas so please reach out to us either on Twitter @HistoPoli or right here on whatever platform you are viewing this on!

Today we are breaking down the complicated differences between the American Revolution and the American War for Independence. This is our first episode so forgive any beginning awkwardness or rambling. Please check out our other two episodes that were dropped alongside this one due to this being our opening weekend, these both continue dealing with history all across the world. We would love to hear your feedback and ideas so please reach out to us either on Twitter @HistoPoli or right here on whatever platform you are viewing this on!