An Interview In History

An Interview In History with Lewis Carroll

Listen as we have a fascinating conversation with the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.  He's quite a unique individual.

An Interview In History telling the tale of the first Thanksgiving

Listen to this week's An Interview In History as we talk about the first Thanksgiving.  Very interesting how it all came about.

An Interview In History with Edgar Allan Poe

This week on An Interview In History, we are talking with that literary genius, Edgar Allan Poe, known for his macabre tales.   Listen as he discusses his siblings, his foster family, his marriage, his writings and his struggles with life in general.

An Interview In History with Alexander Graham Bell

Listen this week as we talk with the inventor of the telephone Alexander Graham Bell.  Hear him discuss about his family, his life as an inventor and what he did in retirement.

An Interview In History with Harry Houdini

On this week's episode of An Interview In History, we are talking with that celebrated Magician and Escape Artist, Harry Houdini.  Listen as h he talks about is early life, his marriage and career.

An Interview In History with Al Capone

This week's interview is with that notorious criminal Al Capone.  Listen as he talks about his early life, his life as a criminal and his life after crime.

An Interview In History with John Clem

This week we are talking with the youngest person to serve in the Civil War, John Clem, who was only nine years old when he became a drummer boy.  Listen as he talks about his life in the Army.

An Interview In History with Henry VIII

Listen as King Henry VIII talks about his 6 wives, his children and his rule of England.  He was a strong and sometimes cruel King.  Enjoy!

An Interview In History with Robin Hood

This week we are talking with that legendary figure, Robin Hood.  While he is a fictional character, we thought it would be interesting to learn a little more about him.

An Interview In History with Betsy Ross

Listen to Betsy Ross as she talks about her childhood, her involvement in the Revolutionary War and her making the second flag of the United States, known as the Betsy Ross flag.  This episode uses the voice talents of Emma Kenndy as Betsy Ross.