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Murder on the California Trail | The Frontier
Mar 16, 2026The words 'Donner Party' have become synonymous with disaster in the American imagination. In this week’s instalment of our Frontier miniseries, we’ll be exploring how this group of pioneers' journey ...
America's Bloodiest Day: Battle of Antietam
Mar 12, 2026It's known as the deadliest single day in American history: the Battle of Antietam. After weeks of Union defeats, Confederate forces pushed north into Maryland and carried the war onto Northern soil f...
How Wild Was the Wild West? | The Frontier
Mar 09, 2026Heroic cowboys on horseback. Bands of outlaws. Brawls in small town saloons. This is the Wild West as popular culture remembers it. But was it really as “wild” as we’ve been led to believe? Did the vi...
What Did FDR Get Wrong?
Mar 05, 2026Franklin D Roosevelt is consistently considered one of the United States' best Presidents. Elected four times, he oversaw the end of the Great Depression and victory in the Second World War. But was a...
Life and Death on the Oregon Trail | The Frontier
Mar 02, 2026In the first instalment of our Frontier miniseries, we explore one of the most iconic symbols in American history: the Oregon Trail. For decades, thousands of Americans packed their lives into wooden ...
The Making of Malcolm X
Feb 26, 2026Known by the end of his life as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, the Black Nationalist leader best known as Malcolm X died at just 39. Despite his short life, however, his legacy continues to this day. Don i...
Darkest Hours: Origins of Slavery
Feb 23, 2026The Origins of Slavery in America, from its early colonial history to its expansion after the Revolutionary war, is the darkest chapter of American history. In this episode, we'll explore how European...
Rodeo: An All American History?
Feb 19, 2026Roughstock, roping and risk - the sport and spectacle of rodeo has become one of the most iconic American pastimes over the last couple of centuries. But where did it begin and how has it changed over...
Darkest Hours: The Kent State Shootings
Feb 16, 2026On May 4 1970, four students were shot dead by the Ohio National Guard during a protest. What were they protesting? Why were the National Guard brought in? And what chain of events led them to shoot? ...
The Monroe Doctrine
Feb 12, 2026A two-hundred-year-old presidential speech has shaped how the United States sees its role in the world ever since. At the time, it sounded like a modest declaration from a young and uncertain nation. ...