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Arlington National Cemetery: Honoring General James Doolittle and the Sullivan Brothers
Jenn visited Arlington National Cemetery to honor two World War II legacies: General James Doolittle and the five Sullivan brothers. š Visit Arlington
Gettysburg 1863: A Civilian View of the Battle | Bo Brinkman & Samuel Rogan Interview
At the Gettysburg Film Festival, Scott and Jenn interview director Bo Brinkman (Gettysburg, 1993; upcoming Gettysburg 1863) and actor Samuel Roukin (Turn: Washingtonās Spies) about portraying the Battle of Gettysburg through the experiences of civiliansāespecially women and childrenārather than traditional battlefield spectacle.
Gettysburg Film Festival: Behind the Scenes Where History Meets Hollywood
Scott and historian Jenn recap their Easter weekend 2026 trip to the Gettysburg Film Festival, describing Gettysburgās high-energy atmosphere, panels, and meetups with the history community. They organized a Thursday-night gathering of 10ā15 content creators at The Gettys Burger, then attended a āTurnā panel about Washingtonās Culper Spy Ring with actors including Samuel Roukin (Captainā¦
Inside the mind of Hamiltonās George Washington: A Chat with Chris Jackson!
We just got back from the Gettysburg Film Festival, where Chris was one of the featured guests, and we couldnāt resist revisiting our past chat with him. We’re diving into a juicy convo with Chris Jackson, the original George Washington from Hamilton! š This episode is all about how Chris connected with history and whatā¦
A Civil War “Band of Brothers”? | The Trumbull County Boys with Chris Mowery
Scott and Jenn interview YouTuber Chris Mowery (Vlogging Through History) about his background in history, youth ministry, and speaking for Rachelās Challenge, and how COVID led him to popular at-home history reaction videos. Chris discusses his new 500-page book, āTrumbull County Boys,ā focused on Company H of the 20th Ohio Volunteers and built largely fromā¦
Meet the Miracle Worker: Annie Sullivan’s Role in Helen Keller’s Life
Scott and Jenn dive into the inspiring story of Annie Sullivan, the woman who opened up the world for Helen Keller. Imagine living in complete silence and darknessāyikes, right? But then, bam! Annie shows up and changes everything with her teaching magic. We chat about our visit to Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama, where that moment at the water pump went down. Itās a tale of grit, determination, and the incredible bond between a teacher and her student, proving that miracles can happen when someone refuses to give up. Buckle up for a heartwarming journey through history! š Google Maps to Hellen Keller birthplace
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