Exploring recent and historic events that have defined America, this podcast is perfect for understanding the foundations of American culture. Have you always wondered about the events that led to the deaths of JFK or the story of Son of Sam? What about the full story behind the Founding Fathers? Each episode of History's Agenda provides detailed storytelling of these issues and many others. This is an ideal podcast for fact-hungry listeners.
This video explores the tragic story of the "titanic", a significant event in "maritime history". We discuss the details surrounding the sinking of the "rms titanic" in the vast "atlantic ocean", a story that continues to fascinate. Understanding this historical event gives us insight into the era's shipbuilding and the human drama of the "titanic ship".
A stray thought about a military tanker turns into a real-world headline two days later and that’s where the rabbit hole starts. I’m joined by veteran remote viewer Dick Allgire to talk about remote viewing as a trainable skill, not a vibe: a protocol-driven way to translate subconscious impressions into usable, testable data.
We get specific about controlled remote viewing mechanics, including ideograms, the “blackboard” focus method, and why viewers often don’t “see” a movie so muc…
Take Me Out To The Ball Game. Played on a Edison Standard Phonograph c 1900 Performer:Edward Meeker. Edison Record: 9926. Release year:1908
In 1908, William Howard Taft (September 15, 1857 to March 8, 1930) was the Secretary of War under President Theodore Roosevelt, when he received the Republican nomination for President. After delivering his acceptance speech in Cincinnati, he traveled to Virginia Hot Springs, arriving on the morning of August 1.
Walter H. Miller and George H. Werner of the Edison Recording Department were there to record Taft delivering some of his speeches. That evening, Miller and Werner recorded T…
In Part Two of our interview with David Whelan, we continue our deep dive into the complex narrative surrounding the assassination of John Lennon. We explore the intricacies of the events, challenging official accounts and questioning witness statements. The enduring legacy of John Lennon, The Beatles, and Yoko Ono is central to understanding the impact of this tragic event.
David Whelan is a foremost authority on the assassination of John Lennon.
The conversation explores the complexities surrounding Mark Chapman's life and motivations. Chapman's background includes influences from religion and potential MKUltra programming. The significance of Chapman's time in Hawaii is highlighted as a turning point. The relationship between Chapman and Gloria raises questions about complicity.The day of the assassination is dissected for inconsistencies in…
Mikhail Gorbachev famously credited the Beatles with a more significant impact on the end of the Cold War than traditional political or military measures. This video explores how the Beatles' influence, particularly during the 20th century, played a crucial role in shaping the geopolitics of the time. It's a fascinating look at the soviet union and russia's historical context.
This video examines John Lennon's consideration of live music concerts for charitable purposes, contrasting it with false reports of his involvement in political events. We learn about the historical context surrounding these discussions and how they relate to broader politics. It's a fascinating video essay exploring the intersection of music, charity, and public perception during a time of significant current events.
Join us as we explore the life of President John Quincy Adams in this engaging history video! Discover fascinating facts about his impact on American history and the era he shaped. Plus, we'll share tips on how to style turtlenecks, perfect for those who want to channel that classic presidential look! 🎩🇺🇸
Death doesn't end a president's journey. In this riveting exploration of presidential afterlives, Jack Stanley reveals the surprising story of George Washington's remains and their dramatic relocation nearly four decades after his death.
Washington's body, originally interred in a deteriorating family tomb at Mount Vernon in 1799, faced unexpected perils. By 1830, tomb raiders had broken in, stealing human remains and forcing action on Washington's long-ignor…
The mystery of what happened to President Kennedy's body after his assassination stands as one of the most disturbing chapters in American history. In this riveting conclusion to our JFK series, historian Jack Stanley unravels the ghoulish and bewildering events surrounding Kennedy's autopsy that suggest a sophisticated cover-up of the truth.
Stanley meticulously details how Kennedy's body apparently traveled in two different caskets—the bronze casket seen by the publi…
Jack Stanley returns for part two of our conversation to explore the hidden truths behind the JFK assassination, revealing lesser-known details that challenge the official narrative and shed new light on this pivotal historical event.
• Kennedy's back brace may have contributed to his death by keeping him upright after the first non-fatal shot
• Allen Dulles, fired CIA Director, effectively controlled the Warren Commission despite Chief Justice Warren's nominal leadershi…