The 1838 Jesuit Slave Sale (Episode 96)
The business of treating people as property has never reflected well on those who practice it; however, when the practice is not just morally repugnant but also violates the religious precepts of your faith... you really have to ask yourself what side of history you want to be on. In 1838, the Jesu…
Unregistered 251: Jake Werner
As news came out that a Congressional committee recently simulated war with China, I sat down with Jake Werner, the chief China expert at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, to examine his argument that the Chinese Communist Party poses no threat to Americans.
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Unregistered 252: Glenn Diesen
I was joined by Glenn Diesen, a leading scholar of Russian foreign policy and geopolitics and one of a tiny few who oppose US and NATO support for Ukraine, to discuss the long history of Russophobia, the irrational fear and hatred of Russia that has driven western policies in Eurasia from the time …
Unregistered 253: Paul VanderKlay
As the guest instructor in the Unregistered Academy course on the Bible, Paul VanderKlay spoke with me and our students about Christian asceticism and what he calls Christ's command to "colonize history." It was far and away the most illuminating and moving conversation I have had on the subject of…
Unregistered 254: Meg Smaker
The producer and director of "the most controversial film of the year," Meg Smaker, joined me to discuss the making of Jihad Rehab (The Unredacted) and the resulting devastation to her career.
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Unregistered 255: Max Blumenthal, Aaron Maté, Michael Tracey, Clint Russell & Sam Husseini
At the first annual Icarus Festival, I discussed the Ukraine War, the rapidly changing world order, and what it means to be a journalist who flies too close to the sun with Max Blumenthal, Aaron Maté, Michael Tracey, Clint Russell, and Sam Husseini.
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1.17: The Slave Revolt of 1811
Hundreds of enslaved Louisianans rise up against the sugar plantations. Led by Charles Deslondes, this army marches on New Orleans while the U.S. military is away.
READ MORE:
American Uprising: The Untold Story of America's Largest Slave Revolt by Daniel Rasmussen
The Accidental City: Improvis…
All Things Local:Uncovering Roots: Genealogy and the Legacy of Slavery in Maryland
In this episode Carla Wills and Negest Rucker joins host Olubunmi Bakare to discuss their family connections to slavery in Maryland and the Catholic Church.
Recommended books related to this episode:The 272 : the families who were enslaved and sold to build the American Catholic Church / Rachel L…
Speaker Series - Adam Rothman On March 2, 2025
"Georgetown University’s Legacy of Slavery Project"
March 2, 2025
Speaker Series at St. John’s, Lafayette Square
Washington, DC
Episode 25 - The Price of Freedom
In this special deep-dive episode, we journey into one of the darkest chapters of American history—the era of emancipation—and uncover the true crime stories that history books often forget.
We begin with John Reed, a free Black man in 1820s Pennsylvania who fought for his life when kidnappers brok…
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