The Gatling gun is invented, Martin Luther launches the Reformation, and Wilmingtonians show they know how to party.

In which Aaron lectures about the original purpose of the Federalist Papers.

A GE employee accidentally solves an impossible problem; a carrier pigeon saves 1,000 soldiers.

Two Thanksgiving declarations on the same day; several Supreme Court-related moments in the same week.

A presidential UFO sighting, a forgotten colonial war, and the U.S. Constitution.

With Hurricane Florence upon us, Scott and Aaron discuss the history of hurricanes past.

To mark Paul Harvey's 100th birthday, Scott and Aaron do this week's "History Matters" in his famous style. https://chapelboroaudio.s3.amazonaws.com/2018/September/06/SCOTT%20WASHINGTON.mp3  

The strange tale of Aaron Burr leads Aaron to recount an even stranger story about the Electoral College.

Thinking about history as a series of waves – periods of conflict, followed by periods of calm.

This week gives us several examples of how one person can make a difference just by deciding to take a stand.