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American History Tellers. I haven't listened to many other podcasts so I can't compare, but it feels like well researched and well told history. I feel like it is filling in the gaps of what was once my least favorite subject.
Probably should learn more world history, not just America, but I'm easing into the subject and America really has a colorful history for our short time so far.