American History Too!

On episode eleven of AmericanHistory Too! we delve into one of the most chilling moments in US history –the assassinatio... Read more

On Episode 54 we're joined by Grainne McEvoy (@GrainneMcEvoy)  for a timely discussion of American immigration policy ov... Read more

World War II is over, the Cold War is just beginning, and the United States is set on winning hearts and minds - and for... Read more

We return for the fourteenthepisode of American History Too! todiscuss a horrifying and shameful period in US history:  ... Read more

On Episode 45, we are joined by UCL's Nick Witham (@ndwitham) to examine the turbulent events of 1968 in the United Stat... Read more

In early 1943 – while the Battle of Stalingrad raged thousands of miles away – US government officials explored the hote... Read more

On Episode 35 of American History Too! we're joined by the University of Hull's Rachel Williams to discuss the role that... Read more

On Episode 46, we're joined by the University of Hull's Edd Mair, who discusses his research on Native Americans as slav... Read more

On Episode 37 of American History Too! we look at a man and an organisation who encapsulated much of what 19th century A... Read more

The 16th President of the United States, unlike so many of his fellow nineteenth century White House occupants, has not ... Read more

In 1921, the influential magazine Literary Digest speculated on the morality and nature of the modern young woman: Is ... Read more

On Episode 48, our resident Cold War expert, Malcolm, is in the hotseat to discuss whether we are in the midst of a new ... Read more

This third episode of AmericanHistory Too! is all about one man – the seventh President of the UnitedStates, Andrew Jack... Read more

We're back! After a delay to allow for holidays and research trips, on a bumper Episode 51, we are joined by two guests ... Read more

It's a new podcast!The idea is simple. We've written down loads of names/events/developments that relate to American His... Read more

American History Too!is back for a new semester and we’re examining the Irish-American experience ofthe Civil War (1861-... Read more

The fourth episode of AmericanHistory Too! delves into the United States’ deadliest conflict to date –The American Civil... Read more

On January 20th 1920, the Eighteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution - which banned the production, transport, and sa... Read more

What it says in the title. It's over and in an attempt to process Trump's shock victory we break down the 2016 election ... Read more

In the small town of Dayton, Tennessee, the morning of FridayJuly 10, 1925 was blisteringly hot. Outside the country cou... Read more