# Caesar Rodney

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Civic Story Hour with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch and Janie Nitze

In this episode, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, honorary co-chair of the National Constitution Center, and his co-author and former law clerk Janie Nitze join the Center to discuss their new children’s book, Heroes of 1776: The Story of the Declaration of Independence (HarperCollins; M…

America Is PARADISE: Don't Squander It | Independence Day Special | 7/2/26

Aaron and Todd present the "Steve Deace Show Independence Day Special," featuring guests like founding father John Adams, a reading of Steve's new book, "Why Independence Day," a conversation with Daniel Horowitz about what's next for America, and the story of one man who made all the difference: C…

A better understanding of who we are with Katie Kennedy

What does it mean to teach the Declaration of Independence as more than a document students memorize? In this episode, Tricia speaks with historian and author Katie Kennedy about her new book on the Declaration of Independence, the world that produced it, and why young people need more than dates, …

Our Sacred Honor: The Vote, the Cost & the 250th with Rochelle Porto │ BardsFM

Episode 4172 │ July 5, 2026 July 4 is not a victory — it is a declaration. The men who signed knew they were committing treason punishable by death. They signed anyway. WHAT THIS EPISODE COVERS Scott Kesterson and Rochelle Porto close the 250th anniversary week by walking through the operation…

A better understanding of who we are with Katie Kennedy

What does it mean to teach the Declaration of Independence as more than a document students memorize? In this episode, Tricia speaks with historian and author Katie Kennedy about her new book on the Declaration of Independence, the world that produced it, and why young people need more than dates, …

History Matters: Caesar Rodney's slave-holding history

Caesar Rodney is known for the many public offices he held in Delaware, and his famous ride on July 1, 1776 to cast the deciding vote declaring the U.S. independent from Great Britain.But like many founding fathers, Rodney was a slave owner and that part of his legacy led to a statue of him on Rodn…

History Matters: Caesar Rodney's slave-holding history

Caesar Rodney is known for the many public offices he held in Delaware, and his famous ride on July 1, 1776 to cast the deciding vote declaring the U.S. independent from Great Britain.But like many founding fathers, Rodney was a slave owner and that part of his legacy led to a statue of him on Rodn…

Constitution Day, Middle East War, and the Massie Impeachment Push | 09-18-26

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley celebrate the 239th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution with a deep dive into the religious foundations of the American founding, the story of Caesar Rodney's heroic ride to break Delaware's tie for independence, and how the Declaration, Co…

America’s Unsung Founding Fathers: Forgotten Heroes Who Built the Nation, Wrote "We the People," and Paid the Ultimate Price

Discover the untold stories behind America's forgotten Founding Fathers in this captivating episode. Dive into the incredible lives of Gouverneur Morris—author of “We the People”—George Mason, Roger Sherman, Caesar Rodney, Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, Nathanael Greene, James Armistead Lafayette, H…