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The Railsplitter: The Abraham Lincoln Podcast The Railsplitters
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4.2 • 102 Ratings
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The only podcast dedicated to discussing, learning about, and having fun with #16.
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#151 The Conspirator
This week we discuss the film, The Conspirator, in collaboration with Civil War Breakfast Club podcast. It was directed by Robert Redford and premiered in 2010 at the Toronto International Film Festival (with a wider release in 2011.)
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#150 CNN Original Series "Lincoln: Divided We Stand" (Episodes 3 - 6) & News
This week on the show we finish our discussion of the CNN Original Series "Lincoln: Divided We Stand" and mention a few news items as well.
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#149 Secretary of War Simon Cameron
On this week's show we discuss Lincoln's first Secretary of War, Simon Cameron, and the events that led to his "firing."
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#148 CNN Original Series "Lincoln: Divided We Stand" (Episodes 1 & 2)
This week we discuss the first two episodes of the CNN Original Series "Lincoln: Divided We Stand".
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#147 Books We've Read & Books We're Reading
This week we discuss books we read in 2020 and books we are looking forward to (that are being published in 2021).
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#146 Attack on the United States Capitol
This week we discuss the attack on the US Capitol and how it connects back to Lincoln and the Civil War.
Customer Reviews
I listen while i work
Ive enjoyed all the detailed discussions about lincoln and grant. I was looking for a podcast about grant and found this and ive enjoyed it. Im a ups driver and i listen while i work.
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Andrew Still
Great show!
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Great podcast
This is a great podcast series
Just completed the excellent Grant memoir,
so it was nice to be able to review some of the e content.
I’ve listened to about 6 total episodes so far.
The Kendi interview was the only one I felt was really vacuous, and a little garbled. No way he could hold his own and sustain his assertions in anything other that this peach puff interview.
How about interviewing Bob Woodson or Glenn Loury?
I’ve been looking for content discussing Harry Jaffa’s monumental works on Lincoln.
Also the amazing Carl Sandburg’s exhaustive Lincoln biography. NOW! NOW! NOW! 😀
Thanks again! 🙂