Riley "Bo" Trisler and Joseph Ricci come together on Home Brew History to talk history, pop culture, and brews!
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The Home Brew History podcast is an absolute gem for history enthusiasts and anyone looking to learn more about a wide range of historical topics. Hosted by two young and talented historians, this podcast offers a unique blend of knowledge, humor, and genuine passion for the subject matter. With each episode, listeners are treated to in-depth discussions and analysis of various historical events, while also enjoying the banter and camaraderie between the hosts.
One of the best aspects of The Home Brew History podcast is the sheer depth of research and preparation that goes into each episode. It is evident that the hosts have done their homework and are well-versed in the topics they discuss. From obscure details to overarching themes, they provide a comprehensive exploration of each subject, leaving no stone unturned. This level of dedication ensures that listeners walk away with a wealth of new knowledge.
Furthermore, the podcast stands out for its ability to make history fun and accessible to all. Rather than adopting a dry or academic tone, the hosts infuse each episode with humor, wit, and a conversational style that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish. Even complex historical events are broken down into digestible chunks that are easy to follow, ensuring that both casual enthusiasts and dedicated scholars can enjoy and appreciate the content.
However, one minor drawback of this podcast is that it may not always appeal to those seeking an ultra-serious or rigorous academic analysis. While evidence-based research is a core component of Home Brew History's approach, there is also room for irreverence and lightheartedness. Some listeners may prefer a more traditional or formal approach when it comes to historical analysis.
In conclusion, The Home Brew History podcast is an absolute delight for anyone interested in history. With its blend of meticulous research, engaging storytelling, and lively conversation, it offers a refreshing take on historical analysis that is both informative and entertaining. Whether you're a lifelong student of history or just a casual enthusiast, this podcast is well worth a listen.
In a world where history podcasts run amuck, two unsuspecting historians who have long hung up their microphone cords return to the airwaves to save the day. Join Joey and Bo as they catch up after a long hiatus and share some of the goals for the podcast going forward!
Bo and Joey welcomed John Heckman, the Tattooed Historian, on the podcast to discuss the evolution of the "new front" of digital history. How can historians use these platforms to educate and interpret? Find out now!Thanks to our sponsors, Civil War Trails Inc. Consider donating to their efforts to interpret the events, people, and places of the most pivotal time in our nation's history:https://www.civilwartrails.org
Back after a month long hiatus, Bo and Joey dive right back into the weeds and talk about the benefits of historical wargaming and military history. A curious one indeed! Join the guys for a live episode on February 22!Be sure to visit and support our sponsors, Civil War Trails by visiting: https://www.civilwartrails.org
Bo and Joey simply love you too much to leave you so we've got a special announcement on this episode! Then they'll dive into the Christmas Truce and take a look at their Christmas wishlists. Be sure to tune in and support Civil War Trails!
Historian and biographer Ray Boomhower joins Joey and Bo to discuss his recently published biography of Second World War War Correspondent, Richard Tregaskis.
Historian Jared Frederick joins Bo and Joey to discuss the life and war of the soldier and leader, Richard "Dick" Winters. Read more in Hang Tough, Jared's biography of Winters and separate myth from reality.
This week Bo and Joey respond to some social media comments on the Second World War and its outcome. How did the Allies win the Second World War? What did it take? Did every battle count or was the war won before it was even started? Sound off for yourself!
Bo and Joey are joined by Dr. Dillon Carroll to discuss the impact of trauma on Civil War soldiers and the ways in which they coped with life after the war.
Bo and Joey are back with the usual banter on an all new schedule to talk about the U.S. Marines and the Battle of Belleau Wood.
Check in with the guys for some book recommendations and debate a few controversies along the way!
J.D. Huitt joins Bo and Joey to talk about the trials, tribulations, and successes of being a YouTube historian and engaging in meaningful discussions about history with the online public. Check out his YouTube page: The History Underground.
Bo and Joey talk about the decorated war hero, Medal of Honor recipient, and actor, Audie Murphy on this week's episode!
Darin and Mare of the Civil War Breakfast Club Podcast joined Bo and Joey to discuss the preservation of Civil War battlefields. Home Brew History and Civil War Breakfast Club are also teamed up for a fundraiser benefitting the Battle of Franklin Trust and helping to raise money to support reclamation efforts in Franklin, TN. The winner will receive an incredible gift basket courtesy of both podcasts. Link to donate below:https://boft.org/general-donations
Bo and Joey talk about the famous 379th Infantry Regiment, the "Harlem Hellfighters."
Bo and Joey chat about the role of the Soviet Union's most famous, or infamous, groups of pilots- the female aviators that made up the Night Witches!
On August 29, 2021 Hurricane Ida made landfall on south Louisiana causing widespread damage and devastation to entire towns and cities. Here at Home Brew History, Bo and Joey would like to invite you to donate to The Cajun Navy, a non-profit, all volunteer rescue group. For more, visit: http://cajunrelief.org/donate
Bo and Joey talk about field artillery in the American Civil War on this week's episode!
Historian Tom Harper Kelly joins Bo and Joey to discuss one the most controversial soldier memoirs of the Second World War and historiography in military history. This one is ripe with Boohickey!
Historian Catherine Grace Katz joins Bo and Joey for a fascinating discussion about her incredible, dare we say, groundbreaking book- The Daughters of Yalta.
Joey and Bo discuss the July Crisis and the lead up to the outbreak of the First World War! Kick off your time shoes, grab a mint julip, and an avocado toast and enjoy!
That's right! Bo and Joey are back in the saddle again! Hear what the Home Brew History gang has been up to since they went on a month long hiatus. Get caught up, because Home Brew is back!
WW2TV's Paul Woodadge joins Bo and Joey for the Home Brew Season Finale to discuss the evolution of commemorations in Normandy and the true meaning and legacy of the anniversary.
James Holland joins Bo and Joey to discuss the buildup to the June 6th Allied landings at Normandy...and yes, it is far more important than the first twenty minutes of Saving Private Ryan!
Once again Emma joins Bo and Joey for a fascinating episode on ancient history and memory studies involving the Roman narratives that tell the stories of the Celts. This is one smashing, fascinating episode!
Missed the inaugural Home Brew History Livestream? Catch up with this podcast version!
Bo and Joey are welcoming Emma to the show for a look at all things ancient and exotic. On this week's episode they have a look at graves in Northumbria and then take a dive into movies and pop culture with their friend Chris. What's a podcast if you can't have your friends join you right?
Join Bo and Joey for the conclusion of their discussion with Dr. Alex Richie on the Second World War in Poland.
Dr. Alexandra Richie joins Bo and Joey on Home Brew for a conversation on Poland and the Eastern Front in the Second World War. From serious conversations, impressions, and a fitting tribute to a fading generation, this episode has something for everyone. Be sure to tune back in next week for Part 2!
Joey and Bo are back from their Spring Break vacations and back to work, but first they stopped in to record this episode. There's something here for every listener so be sure to check it out. We even have a special announcement for you dear listener!
Historian Jeff Rogg joins Bo and Joey to discuss espionage and intelligence in the Early American Republic. Were Nathan Hale, Thomas Paine, Benedict Arnold and John Andre all up to no good? Listen and find out!
Historian James Taub joins Joey and Bo to discuss the role the United States played in the First World War. Covering everything from the war itself to how it is remembered, this one has something for everyone!
The guys finish up their discussion of some of the most dominant myths that have hijacked history. Thanks to our great listeners that contributed and look out for a third installment!
Bo and Joey expand the Boohickey segment in this listener driven episode of Home Brew. Hear some of the myths the guys are busting, how YOU can help the Home Brew Crew, and much, much more.
Joey and Bo sit down with the hysterical historian himself, the Pub Landlord, Al Murray to discuss some of the biggest moments in the 20th century and some of the biggest "meanwhiles" too. Have a laugh and a listen!
Historian and great friend of the show Jenny Grant joins the guys to talk about the Polish effort in the Second World War. Hear how the Poles took to the skies in fighters, jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, set sail on the high seas, and generally fought like hell!
Historian and student Hugh Goffinet joins the guys to talk about the role that African American men played in the USCTs during the Civil War. Be sure to follow Hugh and keep up with his latest work!
Katja Hoyer joins Bo and Joey to talk about her new book Blood and Iron and give the guys a lesson on the unification of Germany. Be sure to pick up a copy of this fantastic historian's new book, out now (but take a raincheck on the Ham Beer)!
Olivia Smith is back on Home Brew joining Bo to talk about a few very fascinating women throughout ancient and medieval history. Always a blast to have our friends in company!
Bo and special guest host Martin K.A. Morgan sit down with Brian Domitrovich to talk about some of the most underrated soldiers of the Second World War. Sit back and relax as the guys talk about Chemical Mortar Battalions, anti-tank systems, and oh yes, the PIAT makes an appearance.
For this episode, Bo and Joey discuss the recent events at the U.S. Capitol and talk about the rise in anti-Semitism around the world. In this episode, you'll hear from Holocaust Survivor and author of By Chance Alone, Max Eisen.
For the first episode of 2021, the guys sit down with Dr. Rob Lyman to talk about Field Marshal, 1st Viscount Bill Slim and answer one of our very first Mail Calls!
Join Bo and Joey for our last episode of 2020 (good riddance, am I right?) as they gather around the tree, sing some carols, drink some egg nog, and talk about some of your and their favorite Christmas traditions.
Join us for the conclusion of our conversation with Peter Caddick-Adams on the Battle of the Bulge.Home Brew History Theme Song by Bill Robison of Bill Robison Music
The first half of Bo and Joey's conversation with the incredible Peter Caddick-Adams on the Battle of the Bulge. There's a lot to unpack here, so much that we had to split this episode into two parts!
What would have happened if Great Britain had been invaded by the Germans in 1940? Andrew Chatterton joins Joey and Bo to talk about the Stay Behinds and address that very question! For more, be sure to check out:www.staybehinds.com
Dr. Helen Fry sits down with Bo and Joey to talk about espionage and the British Secret Service during the Second World War. There's a lot to unpack as we very quickly learned!
The final day of November 1864, on the field before the town of Franklin, Tennessee, two armies clashed in a desperate struggle. It is one of the Civil War's most horrific battles and yet it barely registers in the historical memory bank. Historian Eric Jacobson sits down to discuss the campaign with our own Joseph Ricci, writer of our "Final Nail in the Coffin" series on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Please consider donating to the Battle of Franklin Trust to help in their continued effort to reclaim the Franklin battlefield:https://boft.org/support
We talk a lot about how Hollywood tends to mess with history quite a bit. For this super jam packed episode, we're joined by Paul Woodadge of WW2TV and Robbie McGuire and Matt Moss from Fighting On Film to discuss the 1965 film, Battle of the Bulge. Does the movie do the actual event any justice? Listen and find out!
In May of 1945, German and American forces found themselves in a strange situation, learn more about the Battle of Castle Itter as Bo and Joey take a look at the book, The Last Battle.
Bo and Joey talk about the legendary shootout at the O.K. Corral (or was it?) in Tombstone, Arizona and bust some major myths along the way! Want to know more? Well, you're a daisy if you do!
Joey, Bo, and their guest James McGuire briefly discuss some of the early landmark cases of the U.S. Supreme Court and how the Constitution is a part of every piece of the American government.
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