To listen to the conventional historian tell the story of the American Revolution you would think that it was a war fought and won entirely in New England. But there is a reason why Lord Cornwallis surrendered his sword at Yorktown: Just as much of the war was fought and won in the South as…
On this 32nd broadcast of TBR Radio’s The TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed talks with publisher Dave Gahary. Dave specializes in republishing books that have already been banned on various platforms around the world for challenging the official narratives on subjects including the JFK assassination, the moon landing, the banking system, the American Civil War,…
On this 31st broadcast of TBR Radio’s TBR history Hour, Dr. Ed talks with retired Lieutenant Colonel Edwin Kennedy, who for decades was the professor of Military History at the Army Staff College in Leavenworth, Kansas. The primary subject of today’s conversation is the Battle for Berlin and the end of WWII. Also discussed are the…
On this 30th broadcast of TBR Radio’s The TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed talks with fellow TBR editor Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson, to discuss his article on the 1905 Russian Bloody Sunday which appears in the July/August issue of Barnes Review magazine.
In this 29th broadcast of the TBR History Hour Dr. Ed talks with H. K. Edgerton, the NAACP president turned Confederate advocate. Toward the end of the show Dr. Ed shares a clip of President Trump defending Americans who support Confederate heritage.
by Dr. Ed DeVries There’s an old saying, “The opera isn’t over until the fat lady sings.” If this election year were an opera, Donald Trump’s character would be dead already. There isn’t a single poll that shows him leading rival Joe Biden. But in an election year weeks can seem like months and months can…
Dr. Ed talks with Paul Angel, the Executive Editor of TBR. Paul and Ed continue their conversation from last week. At the heart of this week’s conversation are the evolution of the BLM and defund police movements and what might be the long-term effects of these political fires upon American culture.
Today’s guest is Paul Angel, the Executive Editor of TBR. Ed and Paul discuss the July/August issue of The Barnes Review magazine.
On this 26th broadcast of The TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed interviews radio host James Edwards, host of the weekly Political Cesspool radio show.
You are listening to the 25th broadcast of TBR Radio’s History Hour. In today’s show, Dr. Ed talks with Constitutional lawyer Jack Graham. Jack was one of the lawyers who argued in favor of Quebec secession before the Supreme Court of Canada. His study of secession revealed that the American War Between the States…