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History Enthusiast, Content Creator, and thinks he knows something about IT!
When a bus seat becomes a battlefield. When courts decide what equality really means. When a young pastor’s voice begins to echo across the nation. That’s what Episode 41 is about. Listen now.
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E41. US History – Understanding This Country | Civil Rights Beginnings: Brown, Parks & King by Irregular Mind
Explore the early US civil rights movement: Brown v. Board of Education, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Little Rock Nine, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King J...
The 1950s: shiny kitchens, new cars, and TV in every living room—plus rock ’n’ roll, white flight, and the first sparks of Civil Rights. 🎧 The Baby Boom & Suburban America →
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E40. US History – Understanding This Country | Prosperity, TV, Rock ’n’ Roll by Irregular Mind
Step into the 1950s: GI Bill-fueled growth, Levittown suburbs, TV in every living room, and rock ’n’ roll teens—alongside redlining, poverty,...
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🌍 From victory to rivalry. 🕊️ United Nations born. ⚡ Cold War dawns. 🎙️ New episode: America After the War The triumphs, the trials, the Iron Curtain. Listen now 🎧
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E38. US History – Understanding This Country | Victory to Cold War Tensions by Irregular Mind
In 1945, victory brought hope and change. From the GI Bill and baby boom to the UN, Marshall Plan, Berlin Airlift, and Truman’s Fair Deal — dis...
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On the anniversary of Nagasaki, our latest episode revisits America’s closing chapter in WWII. From the D-Day invasion and the brutal Battle of the Bulge to the Pacific push and the A-Bomb, this is the story of how a nation fought to end the deadliest conflict in history — and stepped into a changed world. 🎧 Listen here:
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E37. US History – Understanding This Country | From D-Day to Nagasaki
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