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A weekly history podcast sharing the stories of the people and events the make up America's past - shared in the time it takes to enjoy a cup of coffee.

So grab your coffee (or tea) & get ready for some bite sized history!

30/11/2025

Happy Birthday to Shirley Chisholm, who was born in this date in 1924. Did you know what I dedicated an episode to the trailblazing politician? See my stories for the link!

29/11/2025

The election of 1876 had everything: party infighting, disputed results, a federal election commission, and a political deal that ended Reconstruction.

Join me this week as I explore: was it a bargain… or a betrayal?

28/11/2025

It’s tree trimming day in the Civics & Coffee household. Are you even a historian if you don’t have history related ornaments?

27/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate, peeps! Thank you for your continued support and constant words of encouragement- I am so thankful for all of you!

26/11/2025

As you begin (continue? Complete?) your thanksgiving meal prep, know that I’ve prepped another episode for you! Coming Saturday. What do you think I am covering?

25/11/2025

Preparing for a long drive this holiday season? Want something interesting to listen to keep you company on the road? I’ve got you covered! Here is a list of recommended episodes to help you through your holiday travels!

24/11/2025

We’re back! The fourth annual Friendsgiving Podcast Spectacular is back for another round of fantastic questions! Happy Holidays everyone!

22/11/2025

In the summer of 1876, warriors from the Arapaho, Northern Cheyenne, and Lakota Sioux struck a decisive victory over the U.S. military. Their victory would ultimately lead to their defeat. Tune in this week as I dive into the Battle of Little Bighorn.

21/11/2025

Happy Friday, peeps! Here is a little peak at some of the cool history artifacts I saw while on my research trip.

20/11/2025

Another episode is in the queue and headed your way this weekend. What do you think I am covering?

19/11/2025

Now available for Patreon members: my review of Anastasia Curwood’s Shirley Chisholm: Champion of Black Feminist Power Politics.

18/11/2025

What happens when America’s greatest city is reborn and begins to crack?

This week, I talk with Jonathan Mahler, author of The Gods of New York, about how 1980s New York became the stage for America’s biggest cultural and political battles.

From Wall Street’s boom to the crack epidemic, from ACT UP to the Central Park jogger, Mahler chronicles a city at war with itself and the forces that still shape us today.

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