Category Archives: Talk With History

In this live stream celebrating 50,000 subscribers, the Scott and Jenn reflect on their journey since starting the channel in 2021. They discuss favorite visited locations, memorable videos, and the evolution of their content. Key highlights include a discussion about Bighorn, the Lincoln Assassination trial site, and various Civil War sites. Scott and Jenn alsoContinue reading “5 Years and Hundreds of Historic Locations | Celebrating 50k subscribers”

Let’s dive into the wild world of Sheriff Buford Pusser and the legendary flick “Walking Tall.” This guy was not just a sheriff; he was a one-man army against all the moonshine, gambling, and corruption running rampant in his hometown of Adamsville, Tennessee. With a big stick and an even bigger heart, Buford took onContinue reading “Walking Tall: The Legend of Sheriff Buford Pusser”

Scott and Jenn dive into the spooky tales of the Myrtles Plantation, one of America’s most haunted spots. Jenn shares her firsthand experience visiting this historic mansion, built in 1796, where the air is thick with ghostly whispers and chilling stories. They chat about the infamous ghost of Chloe, an enslaved girl with a tragicContinue reading “Haunted History at the Myrtles Plantation”

In this episode of ‘Talk with History,’ we interview Nick Berg, the author of the book ‘Shadows of Tehran.’ Nick shares his gripping life story, from growing up in Iran and escaping an execution order to joining the U.S. Army and adapting to American culture. He delves into how his real-life experiences and extensive researchContinue reading “Shadows of Tehran: Interview with Author Nick Berg”

Let’s dive into the enchanting world of Oak Alley Plantation! This iconic spot is famous for its jaw-dropping 800-foot alley lined with ancient live oaks, and it’s not just a pretty face; it has a rich and complex history. From its beginnings in the early 1800s, the plantation became a shining star in Louisiana’s sugarContinue reading “Oak Alley Plantation: History, Beauty, and Hollywood”

We’re diving into the heart of the blues today, zooming in on the legendary Robert Johnson and the infamous Devil’s Crossroads. You know, the place where the myth says he sold his soul for guitar skills that would make your jaw drop. Jenn and I are your trusty tour guides as we explore the BluesContinue reading “Hitting the Road: Exploring the Birthplace of Blues”

Join Scott and Jen from Walk With History for something a little different! They introduce a new series, History Behind the Hit. In this episode, they delve into the controversial 1946 Disney film, Song of the South. They discuss the movie’s historical context, the controversy surrounding it, and its impact on American culture. Additionally, theyContinue reading “Song of the South: the History Behind the Hit”

Scott and Jenn dive into the eerie yet fascinating world of the movie Sinners, where the haunting tale of Mississippi blues legend Robert Johnson takes center stage. This flick isn’t just your typical horror show; it spins a yarn about twin brothers, their juke joint dreams, and a devilish vampire lurking in the shadows ofContinue reading “Sinners: the History Behind the Hit”

Scott and Jenn dive into a whirlwind of adventure as they chat about Jenn’s trip to Alaska, where she got to explore some seriously cool historical spots. First up, she visited the Captain James Cook Statue in Anchorage, learning about the man who helped map Alaska and how the city got its name—spoiler alert, itContinue reading “Captain Cook and Kermit Roosevelt: Alaska’s Untold Stories”