CJ's presentation from the 2018 Freecoast Festival in Portsmouth, NH.

CJ talks to economist Mark Thornton about a recent article he wrote on red tide, and his latest book, which is about the 'skyscraper curse' and what it means for the economy.

CJ covers the last phases of the American Civil War, including the collapse of the Confederacy and surrender of Confederate forces.

CJ talks to Noah Tetzner, host of the History of Vikings podcast.

CJ is interviewed by Brett Veinotte of the School Sucks Project at the 2018 Midwest Peace & Liberty Fest

CJ's speech from the 2018 Midwest Peace & Liberty Fest

Part 4 of CJ's conversations with US Army veteran BT, talking about BT's experience since leaving the army.

CJ discusses the 'total war' campaigns of Philip Sheridan and William T. Sherman in 1864.

CJ explores the origins of the Spanish American War & discusses links & parallels to later events.

Part 2 of CJ's conversations with BT about his experience in the US Army,

CJ talks to researcher, writer & podcaster Tom Secker about the influence of the military, CIA, FBI, & NSA on popular films and television shows.

CJ discusses some events in the Civil War in early- to mid-1864, centered on Grant's Overland Campaign in Virginia.

Part 2 of CJ's conversations with BT about his experience in the US Army.

CJ talks to a US Army veteran of the Iraq & Afghanistan wars about his experiences. (Part 1)

In this episode of the DHP, CJ talks to Joshua of The Dusty Den Podcast about the excellent scifi Space Western novel Santiago: A Myth of the Far Future by author Mike Resnick (first published in 1986), a great book with a cult following that deserves ...

In this DHP episode, CJ talks to Mike K., a DHP listener and former teacher with extensive knowledge of inner-city education based on both research and firsthand, real-world experience. Join CJ & Mike as they discuss many topics related to education,

CJ is joined in this episode by Professor Alfred McCoy, who holds a Ph. D. from Yale University in Southeast Asian history, and currently holds the Harrington Chair in History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is the author of many books,

Scott Horton (author of Fool’s Errand: Time to End the War in Afghanistan, host of the Scott Horton Show, and founder of the Libertarian Institute) returns for a third time to the DHP, this time to help CJ do a Dangerous History movie review of the 201...

Join CJ as he shares the following poems & stories: “Hallowe’en” by John Kendrick Bangs “The Outsider” by H.P. Lovecraft “Richard Cory” by Edward Arlington Robinson “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” by Washington Irving “The Vampire” by Madison Julius Cawe...

This episode fills in the gap between Gettysburg/Vicksburg in the summer of 1863 and the beginning of Ulysses Grant & William T. Sherman’s total war campaigns of 1864, including some lesser-known (but still important) campaigns and battles.

We mostly get the view from the top when it comes to the American Civil War – that is, the view from the political leaders and generals. We usually get only scattered glimpses of what it was actually like to be an enlisted man or lower-level officer in...

In this episode, I’m happy to welcome Scott Horton back to the Dangerous History Podcast. Scott is managing director of the Libertarian Institute, host of Antiwar Radio and the Scott Horton Show, and opinion editor at Antiwar.com.