06:01
Birth of a Nation: The Lasting Impacts of D.W. Griffith's Film
41:44
Dr. Abby Mullen, "A Secret Expedition: The Burning of USS Philadelphia and the First Barbary War"
08:57
Spartacus: The Slave Who Defied the Roman Empire
11:28
The Rise of Las Vegas
12:13
Woodstock 1969: Three Days of Peace
07:24
America's Fourth Arm of Warfare
10:07
Cat Celius, "A Deal You Can't Refuse: The Godfather and Italian American Civil Rights"
13:31
Michael Boukhaled, "Don Pablo Escobar's Notorious Life"
08:49
Ollen Brown, "Machiavelli's Wisdom Unveiled"
46:09
LCDR Chris Costello, "Murder, Mayhem, and Discretionary Leadership on the Other Side of the World".
23:34
Diversity (Stories of Our Ancestors #3)
30:33
Most Eccentric Rulers (History's Top Three #18)
29:28
Partition of India, Ep. 2 (Tell Me Another #15)
24:43
Partition of India, Ep. 1 (Tell Me Another #14)
25:49
Most Forgotten But Important USMC Campaigns, Part Two History's Top Three #17 Made by Headliner
29:08
Captain David Forman Deputy Commandant of Midshipmen Life at the Academy #13 Made by Headliner
36:49
Yugoslavia, the United States, and the Global Cold War Milorad Lazic Scholars by the Sea #12
46:25
Dr. John Sherwood, "A Global Force for Good"
06:38
What is Seapower? -- Dr. Andrew Lambert
30:51
Most Underappreciated Marines (History's Top Three #16)
46:04
Interview with Colonel James McDonough, USMC, Commandant of Midshipmen, USNA (Blue & Gold)
31:37
Most Impressive Anti-Colonial Nationalists (History's Top Three #13)
41:44
Dr. Nicholas Cross, "Government Shutdown 411 BCE"
01:09:15
Associate Provost John Freymann: A Life of Service (Life at the Academy #12)
26:04
The Immigrant Experience in America (Stories of Our Ancestors #2)
40:05
Dr. Clementine Fujimura: Annapolis According to an Anthropologist (Life at the Academy #11)
21:49
African Revolutionary: Ali Sultan Issa, Part 2 (Tell Me Another #13)
26:02
African Revolutionary: Ali Sultan Issa, Part 1 (Tell Me Another #12)
37:01
The German Jihad (Tell Me Another #8)
30:58
Lesser Known Civil Rights Leaders (History's Top Three #15)
28:26
How War Shapes the Generations (Stories of Our Ancestors #1)
04:26
What do navies do during peacetime? -- Lieutenant Commander Chris Costello
05:39
What is Privateering? -- Commander Armstrong
01:44:37
Mr. Marv Truhe, "The Untold Story of the USS Kitty Hawk Race Riot"
47:03
Dr. Catherine Musemeche, "Mary Sears and the Marine Scientists Who Helped Win World War II"
09:26
Brigadier General Evans Carlson: How Chinese Guerilla Tactics Influenced Modern US Special Forces
42:29
Dr. Roger Bailey, "Officers as Influencers: U.S. Naval Leaders and the Slavery Debate in America"
33:46
Most Forgotten But Important USMC Campaigns (History's Top Three #14)
39:42
Dr. Lee Pennington, On US Relations with Imperial Japan (Life at the Academy #10)
27:22
Irregular Naval Warfare: Commander BJ Armstrong, USN (Scholars by the Sea #11)
46:10
Dr. Gene Allen Smith, "A World in Black and White: African-Americans in the Pre-Civil War Navy"
30:56
Abolitionist John Brown in Historical Memory Blue and Gold
43:17
Dr Craig Symonds, Author of 27 Books on the Civil War, and US Navy (Life at the Academy #9)
42:16
Counseling in an Era of Unrest: Dr. Tom McCarthy (Scholars by the Sea #10)
34:20
Clash of the Ironclads, part 2 (Tell Me Another #11)
30:35
Clash of the Ironclads, part 1 (Tell Me Another #10)
06:40
Admiral Leahy: Second Most Powerful Man in the World (Blue and Gold)
36:15
Dr Rae Jean Goodman, USNA's First Female Civilian Professor (Life at the Academy #8)
31:37
Most Impressive Anti-Colonial Nationalists (History's Top Three #13)
27:08
China's Rise as a Global Power: Dr Frank Dikӧtter (Scholars by the Sea #6)
27:59
Most Consequential Natural Disasters (History's Top Three #12)
38:00
Navigating the Polar Seas (Blue & Gold)
38:16
Dr. Wrage, Academic Freedom at Military Academies (Life at the Academy #7)
46:31
Frederick C. Leiner, "Prisoners of the Bashaw: American POWs during the First Barbary War"
32:48
The American Quest for Empire (Tell Me Another #9)
35:31
Best Historical Television Series (History's Top Three #11)
42:18
The Slave’s Gamble and the War of 1812: Dr Gene Smith (Scholars by the Sea #7)
50:35
LtGen John Wissler '78 (USMC, Ret) (Life at the Academy #5)
43:41
Dr. Regina Akers, "They Did Everything But Go To Sea: Navy Enlisted Women in World War One"
32:51
African Emperor: Jean-Bédel Bokassa, part 2
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