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Café WeltschmerzWillem Engel en Jeroen Pols - Weekoverzicht #06 2026Waardeer je onze video's? Steun dan Café Weltschmerz, het podium voor het vrije woord: https://www.cafeweltschmerz.nl/doneren/Bill Gates was in 2017 van plan pandemiesimulaties te organiseren samen met Jeffrey EpsteinWeek 6 2026 laat zien hoe politiek, media en recht steeds verder losraken van de realiteit.Jeroen en Willem bespreken de Epstein-files en wat er vooral níet wordt besproken.De nieuwe coalitie krijgt vorm, terwijl de oppositie vooral een decorfunctie lijkt te hebben.Het is koud en nat, maar klimaatmaatregelen worden onverminderd doorgedrukt.De rekening loopt op, to...
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Café Weltschmerz on OdyseeWillem Engel en Jeroen Pols - Weekoverzicht #06 2026Waardeer je onze video's? Steun dan Café Weltschmerz, het podium voor het vrije woord: https://www.cafeweltschmerz.nl/doneren/Bill Gates was in 2017 van plan pandemiesimulaties te organiseren samen met Jeffrey EpsteinWeek 6 2026 laat zien hoe politiek, media en recht steeds verder losraken van de realiteit.Jeroen en Willem bespreken de Epstein-files en wat er vooral níet wordt besproken.De nieuwe coalitie krijgt vorm, terwijl de oppositie vooral een decorfunctie lijkt te hebben.Het is koud en nat, maar klimaatmaatregelen worden onverminderd doorgedrukt.De rekening lo...
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D|facto | weekjournaalWeekoverzicht #6 2026 - Willem Engel en Jeroen PolsBill Gates was in 2017 van plan pandemiesimulaties te organiseren samen met Jeffrey Epstein.Week 6 2026 laat zien hoe politiek, media en recht steeds verder losraken van de realiteit.Jeroen en Willem bespreken de Epstein-files en wat er vooral níet wordt besproken.De nieuwe coalitie krijgt vorm, terwijl de oppositie vooral een decorfunctie lijkt te hebben.Het is koud en nat, maar klimaatmaatregelen worden onverminderd doorgedrukt.De rekening loopt op, tot de laatste cent is afgetroggeld.Binnen de EU stapelen de signalen zich op dat verkiezingen in meerdere l...
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WDR Zeitzeichen"Desert Storm": Der Zweite Golfkrieg wird zum FernsehspektakelAm 17.1.1991 beginnen die USA und Alliierte mit Luftangriffen auf den Irak, um das von Saddam Hussein annektierte Kuwait zu befreien. Die Weltöffentlichkeit ist erstmals live dabei.In diesem Zeitzeichen erzählt Wolfgang Meyer:dass der eigentliche Beginn des Krieges viele Jahre zurückliegt,dass Deutschland sich mit 17 Milliarden Mark beteiligt,wie der Westen Saddam Hussein erst unterstützt - und dann bombardiert,warum Saddam Hussein in diesem Krieg nicht gestürzt wird,welche Fehler die USA in den Jahren danach begehen.Der Golfkrieg von 1991 ist der erste große Fernsehkrieg - in Echtze...
2026-01-1714 min
History As It Happens2025 Year in ReviewSubscribe now to skip ads, get bonus content, and enjoy 24/7 access to the entire catalog of 500+ episodes. This is the final new episode of 2025. New episodes will resume on Tuesday, January 6. Historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel look back on a remarkable, distressing year in the U.S. and across the globe, from the Trump administration's lawless conduct to the wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Jeremi Suri teaches history at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. He co-hosts 'This is Democracy' podcast and...
2025-12-2651 minHistory As It Happens2025 Year in ReviewSubscribe now to skip ads, get bonus content, and enjoy 24/7 access to the entire catalog of 500+ episodes. This is the final new episode of 2025. New episodes will resume on Tuesday, January 6. Historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel look back on a remarkable, distressing year in the U.S. and across the globe, from the Trump administration's lawless conduct to the wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Jeremi Suri teaches history at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. He co-hosts 'This is Democracy' podcast and...
2025-12-2651 minHistory As It HappensThe Putin Dance (Clinton to Trump)Russian President Vladimir Putin has contended with five U.S. presidents, from Bill Clinton in 2000 to Donald Trump today. Each American leader had the stated aim of improving U.S.-Russian relations by the time he left office. None truly succeeded. Why? In this episode, Jeffrey Engel and David Kramer examine the past 25 years of structural causes and the internal processes within Russia that contributed to the conflict. Historian Jeffrey Engel is the founding director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University. David J. Kramer is the executive director of the George...
2025-07-221h 05History As It HappensThe Putin Dance (Clinton to Trump)Russian President Vladimir Putin has contended with five U.S. presidents, from Bill Clinton in 2000 to Donald Trump today. Each American leader had the stated aim of improving U.S.-Russian relations by the time he left office. None truly succeeded. Why? In this episode, Jeffrey Engel and David Kramer examine the past 25 years of structural causes and the internal processes within Russia that contributed to the conflict. Historian Jeffrey Engel is the founding director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University. David J. Kramer is the executive director of the George...
2025-07-221h 05History As It HappensPresidential PeacemakersSince Theodore Roosevelt won a Nobel Peace Prize for helping end the Russo-Japanese War, American presidents have sought to mediate the end of conflicts in violent corners of the world. Some succeeded. What can President Donald Trump learn from his predecessors, as he claims to seek peace in Ukraine, the Middle East, and elsewhere? In this episode, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel talk about why wars are easy to start but hard to end, even -- or especially when -- a U.S. president presses his thumb on the scales. Further reading: The Impossible...
2025-05-3056 minHistory As It HappensPresidential PeacemakersSince Theodore Roosevelt won a Nobel Peace Prize for helping end the Russo-Japanese War, American presidents have sought to mediate the end of conflicts in violent corners of the world. Some succeeded. What can President Donald Trump learn from his predecessors, as he claims to seek peace in Ukraine, the Middle East, and elsewhere? In this episode, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel talk about why wars are easy to start but hard to end, even -- or especially when -- a U.S. president presses his thumb on the scales. Further reading: The Impossible...
2025-05-3056 minHistory As It HappensDefeat in Vietnam: ConsequencesThis is the final episode in a three-part series marking the Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. America's humiliating defeat in Vietnam, punctuated by images of military helicopters evacuating desperate personnel from the embassy rooftop in Saigon, left deep scars on the country's psyche. It took decades to come to terms with everything that went wrong, although some insisted the U.S. should not have abandoned the South Vietnamese in their hour of need in April 1975. In this episode, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel delve into the enduring consequences of the U.S. debacle in Southeast Asia.
2025-04-291h 05History As It HappensDefeat in Vietnam: ConsequencesThis is the final episode in a three-part series marking the Fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. America's humiliating defeat in Vietnam, punctuated by images of military helicopters evacuating desperate personnel from the embassy rooftop in Saigon, left deep scars on the country's psyche. It took decades to come to terms with everything that went wrong, although some insisted the U.S. should not have abandoned the South Vietnamese in their hour of need in April 1975. In this episode, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel delve into the enduring consequences of the U.S. debacle in Southeast Asia.
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The StrategeristSMU's Dr. Jeffrey Engel -- Insights into Presidential HistoryDr. Jeffrey Engel is an award-winning presidential historian and the David Gergen Director of the SMU Center for Presidential History. He’s authored or edited thirteen books on American foreign policy and spent a good part of his career at the Bush School of Government and Public Service in College Station before coming to SMU.
He joins host Andrew Kaufmann and Kevin “Sully” Sullivan, former White House Communications Director under President Bush and Senior Advisor to the George W. Bush Presidential Center, to discuss his passion for presidential history, the shift in legacies post-presidency, and why we need to continue learni...
2025-04-1042 min
Leadership and Legacy: Conversations at the George Washington Presidential LibraryThe Power of Character with Jeffrey EngelIn this episode of Leadership and Legacy, Jeffrey A. Engel, Director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University, shares his personal experience with former President George H.W. Bush and the valuable lessons he learned about the presidency—an office for which no one can truly prepare. Engel identifies memory, energy, and empathy as the key traits of an effective leader, while emphasizing that voters should prioritize character and judgement over personality when evaluating presidential candidates. He also highlights the importance of a deep understanding of history for a successful presidency. Tune in to gain valuable ins...
2025-04-0739 minHistory As It HappensThe Day of the Dictator (Is Not Over)In his inaugural address in Jan. 1989, President George Bush said, "For a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn; for in man's heart, if not in fact, the day of the dictator is over." Indeed, with the Cold War winding down, it seemed the world was entering a new era. Within a generation, the number of democratic states would surpass the number of authoritarian regimes for the first time. However, the freedom spring did not last very long, and today democracy is in retreat. What happened? No statesman today would declare dictatorship a thing...
2025-02-0755 minHistory As It HappensThe Day of the Dictator (Is Not Over)In his inaugural address in Jan. 1989, President George Bush said, "For a new breeze is blowing, and a world refreshed by freedom seems reborn; for in man's heart, if not in fact, the day of the dictator is over." Indeed, with the Cold War winding down, it seemed the world was entering a new era. Within a generation, the number of democratic states would surpass the number of authoritarian regimes for the first time. However, the freedom spring did not last very long, and today democracy is in retreat. What happened? No statesman today would declare dictatorship a thing...
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The Past, the Promise, the PresidencyDr. Jeffrey Engel, "Fifty Years Since Watergate: Presidential Power in the Age of Rampant Immunity and Feckless Impeachments"On October 30th, 2024, CPH Director Dr. Jeffrey Engel presented a lecture as part of the SMU Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute Godbey Lecture Series, described below. A few weeks later, we sat down with Dr. Engel for a Q&A about his talk -- that conversation follows a recording of the lecture itself.Fifty Years Since Watergate: Presidential Power in the Age of Rampant Immunity and Feckless ImpeachmentsIt has been fifty years since Richard Nixon resigned the presidency. Congressional power rode high in Watergate's wake, followed by a rejuvenated judiciary and invigorated national p...
2025-02-0559 min
Behind The ShieldJeffrey Engel (Military Policing, Leadership and Mental Health) - Episode 1033Jeffrey Engel is an Air Force Security Forces Veteran, Special Agent and a New Jersey Dectective Corporal. We discuss his journey into the military, serving in Korea, Force Protection, municipal law enforcement, some career calls, his powerful mental health journey, Boulder Crest and much more.Jeffrey Engel began his career in military law enforcement career in 2001 and later separated active duty, where he transitioned into civilian law enforcement. Over the years, he has served as a patrol officer, field training officer, training officer and is currently assigned to the Investigative Bureau. In addition to his law enforcement...
2025-01-191h 32History As It HappensConsequences of President CarterOn Dec. 29, 2024, James Earl Carter died at 100. From 1977 to 1981, he was the 39th president of the United States. Carter's passing reignited a debate over the successes and failures of his one term in the White House. He is remembered for stagflation, gas lines, and the "crisis of confidence." His presidency was upended by economic problems at home and major crises abroad, none greater than the Iran hostage ordeal that vexed his administration for more than 400 days. Yet Carter also left a positive legacy in human rights and racial equality. In this episode, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel provide...
2025-01-0343 minHistory As It Happens2024 Year in ReviewNote: This episode was produced before the news of the passing of former president Jimmy Carter. The episode scheduled for this upcoming Friday, Jan. 3, will cover Carter's legacy. Today's episode: Biden's humiliating fall. Trump's historic comeback. Assad was ousted. Israel destroyed Gaza. Russia continued to wage war on Ukraine. Democracy retreated. An accused murderer became a folk hero. Caitlin Clark was Time's Athlete of the Year. And the New York Jets -- Martin Di Caro's favorite sports team -- had another miserable campaign. It's the 2024 Year in Review, with historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel. Happy New...
2024-12-3149 min
SMU PerspectivesTracking the rise of U.S. 'Presidential Power'After the architects of the U.S. Constitution framed the role of Congress in Article I, they set about to define the executive branch in Article II and a job description for the U.S. President — whom they envisioned to be a cheerleader for Congress. SMU Professor Jeffrey Engel — director of the Center for Presidential History — notes that vision was relatively short-lived. Professor Engel explains an escalation of presidential powers over time as Congress ceded control to a series of presidents navigating crises. Beginning with Abraham Lincoln and continuing with McKinley, Teddy Roosevelt and on through the world war admini...
2024-12-1923 minHistory As It HappensReconsidering ReaganRonald Reagan was the most consequential U.S. president of the second half of the twentieth century. Conservatives once lionized him before the rise of Donald Trump. Yet how Reagan is remembered does not entirely square with his actual record. Although an anti-government, anti-Communist ideologue, Reagan governed like a pragmatist. Moreover, the fortieth president was a terrible manager with a flimsy grasp of policy. His administration was rife with scandal. When he left office, the federal deficit had nearly tripled. Despite it all, Reagan was an effective national leader who inspired Americans to feel proud of their country again...
2024-11-221h 02![[Abridged] Presidential Histories](https://storage.buzzsprout.com/tl0hd57uzysfc7brkh26z9taoqob?.jpg)
[Abridged] Presidential Histories41.A) George Bush & the end of the Cold War, an interview with Jeff EngelGeorge H.W. Bush presided over 4 of the most consequential years in world history. Before he entered office, a Cold War divided East and West: Democratic Capitalism vs Dictatorial Communism. After he left office, Democratic Capitalism had won. How did Bush usher in an age of American hegemony? And what role did he play in dramas ranging from the reunification of Germany to the independence of former soviet states like Russia and Ukraine? Jeffrey Engel, Director of SMU's Center for Presidential History and author of numerous books on George H.W. Bush, including When the World Seemed N...
2024-11-1140 min
Today, ExplainedThe most important “most important election”?It seems as though every election is “the most important election of our lifetime." Historian Jeffrey Engel and political scientist Julia Azari assess whether this is really the one. This episode was produced by Avishay Artsy, edited by Amina Al-Sadi, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Patrick Boyd and Andrea Kristinsdottir, and hosted by Sean Rameswaram. Transcript at vox.com/today-explained-podcast Support Today, Explained by becoming a Vox Member today: http://www.vox.com/members A screen shows "Nov. 5 - the most important day in the history of our country" at a Donald Trump campaign rally in Tempe, Arizona. Photo by...
2024-11-0527 min
Today, ExplainedThe most important “most important election”?It seems as though every election is “the most important election of our lifetime." Historian Jeffrey Engel and political scientist Julia Azari assess whether this is really the one.This episode was produced by Avishay Artsy, edited by Amina Al-Sadi, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Patrick Boyd and Andrea Kristinsdottir, and hosted by Sean Rameswaram.Transcript at vox.com/today-explained-podcastSupport Today, Explained by becoming a Vox Member today: http://www.vox.com/membersA screen shows "Nov. 5 - the most important day in the history of our country" at a...
2024-11-0527 minHistory As It HappensElection of 2016**New episode! History As It Happens has returned!** This is the eighth and final episode in a monthly series examining influential elections in U.S. history. The most recent episode, Election of 2008, was published on Sept 17. As the Obama presidency ended, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the obvious frontrunner for the Democratic nomination. As for the Republicans, 17 candidates vied for the top spot. As the election year unfolded, few "informed observers" believed the New York real estate developer-turned-reality TV star Donald Trump had a chance. They were all wrong. Not only did Trump...
2024-11-0158 min
Overheard at the Bush CenterA Conversation on Post-PresidencyAs part of the Engage at the Bush Center series presented by NexPoint, Jared Cohen, author of Life After Power, and Jeffrey Engel, founding David Gergen Director of the Center for Presidential History at SMU, headlined a conversation on the post-presidency. The conversation, moderated by Freddy Ford, President Bush’s Chief of Staff, featured insights from history and memorable stories.
2024-11-011h 00History As It HappensBest of HAIH: Election of 1980This episode was first published on March 4, 2024. Original show notes: The embattled incumbent expressed anguish over soulless materialism. The optimistic challenger promised Americans they could overcome any and all problems. The election of 1980 pitted Democrat Jimmy Carter against Republican Ronald Reagan as Americans struggled with stagflation at home and crises abroad. Reagan's victory marked a sea change in U.S. politics, tilting the political landscape to the right. Reagan crusaded against big government and Soviet Communism. If the incumbent looked impotent in the face of these vexing problems, Reagan projected strength -- a timeless lesson...
2024-10-261h 21[Abridged] Presidential Histories41.) George H.W. Bush“The Congress will push me to raise taxes, and I’ll say no, and they’ll push, and I’ll say no, and they’ll push again. And I’ll say to them: ‘Read my lips, no new taxes.’” — George Bush's GOP Nomination Acceptance speech, Aug. 18, 1988."Poor George [Bush], he can't help it. He was born with a silver foot in his mouth." - Texas Governor Ann Richards at the 1988 Democratic National Convention.George H.W. Bush may have lived one of the most personally moving stories in all of presidential history. There's war. There's loss. There are grea...
2024-10-0756 min
Best Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & Horror, Suspense[German] - Finsterer Engel: Band 2 der US-Bestseller-Serie The Shepherds by Brian Andrews, Jeffrey WilsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/814426 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Finsterer Engel: Band 2 der US-Bestseller-Serie The Shepherds Series: #2 of The Shepherds Author: Brian Andrews, Jeffrey Wilson Narrator: Mathias Grimm Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 12 hours 18 minutes Release date: September 26, 2024 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: Der ehemalige Navy SEAL Jedidiah Johnson beginnt in Nashville seine Ausbildung bei den Elitekämpfern der Shepherds. Schon als er in der hochmodernen Einrichtung ankommt, hat Jed Visionen von einem drohenden Angriff. Und er hört Gerüchte über Nicholas Woland. Ein Name, der in der Organisation Angst und Wut auslöst. Woland hat die Sh...
2024-09-2603 minHistory As It HappensBiden Doctrine, RevisitedIs there a Biden Doctrine? What did it achieve? Where did it fail? The president sought to reset U.S. foreign policy after the unilateralism of the Trump years. Biden spoke of a global battle pitting democracies versus autocracies, and he reinforced U.S. alliances in Europe and Asia. Presidents from Truman to Reagan to George W. Bush saw their names attached to actionable ideas, i.e. containment of Communism, but whatever the name of the strategy U.S. foreign policy since 1945 has been designed to maintain primacy. In this episode, historian Jeffrey Engel delves into decades of doctrines...
2024-09-1948 min
APEX Hour at SUU09/19/2024: Jeffrey EngelDr. Jeffrey Engel will spoke at SUU's Eccles A.P.E.X. series entitled "FDR and the Four Freedoms". ***
Eccles APEX Website: https://www.suu.edu/apex
2024-09-191h 01History As It HappensNo One Votes For Vice PresidentThe selections of Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz as vice presidential running mates received non-stop media attention this summer, but will either choice really matter come November? Does anyone vote for vice president? John Adams once called the vice presidency "the most insignificant office that ever the invention of man contrived or his imagination conceived." Yet many vice presidents have played consequential roles in U.S. history because eight presidents have died in office, suddenly vaulting the No. 2 office holders into the Oval Office. In this episode, historians Jeffrey Engel and Jeremi Suri delve into the relevance...
2024-08-2052 min
The Brain Surgeon's TakeDr. Jeffrey Engel: Presidential Assassination Attempts - Past, Present, and FutureDr. Jeffrey A. Engel is founding director of the Center for Presidential History at SMU and Professor in the Department of History. A Senior Fellow of the Norwegian Nobel Institute and of the John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies, he graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University. He additionally studied at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford University, and received his M.A. and Ph.D. in American history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, before holding a John M. Olin Postdoctoral Fellow in International Security Studies at Yale University. In 2012 the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations named him...
2024-08-0134 minHistory As It HappensElection of 2000This is the fifth episode in an occasional series examining influential elections in U.S. history. The most recent episode, The Election of 1932, was published on June 17. George W. Bush's historically narrow victory over Al Gore is remembered for how it was decided: the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to end a Florida court-ordered recount of disputed ballots, handing the state's 25 Electoral College votes to the Texas Republican. The campaign itself was relatively tame as the candidates sparred over how best to spend a federal budget surplus. Vice President Gore struggled to escape the shadow of...
2024-07-1152 min
A Musical Theatre PodcastFALSETTOS with Michael RupertWe're feeling a lot of pride (see what we did there?) about covering the musical FALSETTOS this month. Jeff calls this show the "M word," and our guest calls it "twelve years of his life." Tony-winner Michael Rupert (SWEET CHARITY, LEGALLY BLONDE, ON THE TOWN) began playing the role of Marvin off-off-Broadway in 1980 when MARCH OF THE FALSETTOS (or Act 1 of FALSETTOS) first premiered, and he continued on with the character through the full show's Broadway bow. It earned him his second Tony nomination and a lifetime of memories. Don't miss this very special episode with a very special...
2024-06-091h 06
Enjoy Series of Full Audiobooks in Kids, GeneralGerry: Schutzengel für Lebenskrisen - GodafridHören Sie sich dieses volle Hörbuch kostenlos beihttps://epod.spaceTitel: Gerry: Schutzengel für LebenskrisenAutor: GodafridErzähler: GodafridFormat: UnabridgedSpieldauer: 3:22:38Sprache: DeutschVeröffentlichungsdatum: 04-15-2024Herausgeber: BookwireKategorien: Health & Wellness, Naturopathy & New AgeZusammenfassung:Durch seinen Auftrag als Schutzengel für Menschen in besonderen Lebenskrisen hilft Gerry in 4 Episoden Menschen unterschiedlichsten Alters und Herkunft, sich auf ihr Leben zu besinnen, indem er ihnen die geheimnisvollen Zusammenhänge der Schöpfung näherbringt und ihnen aufzeigt, worauf es im Leben wir...
2024-04-153h 22History As It HappensElection of 1992This is the second episode in an occasional series examining influential elections in U.S. history. The first installment, The Election of 1980, was published on March 4. A Republican incumbent faced a Democratic challenger trying to end 12 years of GOP control of the White House. A right-wing insurgent and a Texas businessman tried to upend the status quo by appealing to populist grievances against "the establishment." The election of 1992 was the first of the post-Cold War period, making it the first presidential contest of the era we live in today. In this episode, historians Jeffrey Engel and Jeremi...
2024-04-041h 10History As It HappensElection of 1980Hey, 2024 is an election year! This is the first episode in an occasional series examining influential elections in U.S. history. The moralistic incumbent expressed anguish over soulless materialism. The optimistic challenger promised Americans they could overcome any and all problems. The election of 1980 pitted Democrat Jimmy Carter against Republican Ronald Reagan as Americans struggled with stagflation at home and crises abroad. Reagan's victory marked a sea change in U.S. politics, tilting the political landscape to the right. Reagan crusaded against big government and Soviet Communism. If the incumbent looked impotent in the face of these...
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Riches and PowerImpeachment w. Jeffrey Engel of SMUImagine a world in which your elected leaders may not be removed from office. You go to the polls, you vote, and for whichever leader wins the election, they are handed a mandate and a golden ticket to pilfer the country in whatever way they see fit. In the United States and many other democracies around the globe, even the holder of the highest elected office in the land is still subject to removal via an impeachment process. This final check on power is the last resort when things go wrong.
2024-02-1944 minHistory As It Happens2023 Year in Review, Part 2This is the second of two episodes looking back on the major events of 2023. Our year in review continues with historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel. As professional scholars, they share their perspectives on the controversy involving free speech and antisemitism on college campuses. They also look ahead to the presidential election of 2024 for which there appear no obvious parallels in U.S. history. The two historians and host Martin Di Caro conclude by sharing their favorite moments of 2023 as well as their thoughts on the importance of historical thinking.
2023-12-2833 minHistory As It Happens2023 Year in Review, Part 1This is the first of two episodes looking back on the major events and ideas of 2023. What events this year compelled you to reassess the past? What historic moments will you speaking about for years to come? In this penultimate episode of 2023, historians Jeremi Suri and Jeffrey Engel talk about the enduring appeal of Trumpism, the health of democracy in the U.S. and abroad, the historical antecedents of the wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, and much more.
2023-12-2634 min
VMHC LecturesMourning the Presidents: Loss and Legacy in American CultureOn September 7, 2023, historians Lindsay Chervinsky, Matthew Costello, and Jeffrey Engel gave a lecture about how different generations and communities have eulogized and remembered U.S. presidents since 1799. The death of a chief executive, regardless of the circumstances—sudden or expected, still in office or decades later—is always a moment of reckoning and reflection. Mourning the Presidents brings together renowned and emerging scholars to examine how different generations and communities of Americans have eulogized and remembered U.S. presidents since George Washington’s death in 1799. Over twelve individually illuminating chapters, this volume offers a unique approach to understanding American culture and po...
2023-09-181h 00
Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 90 || The New Jersey Show with Tom Crooks and Allison MaguireSend us a text
Explore the New Jersey market with two local experts. What can I get for $1.5 million in Montclair? How much will $1 million get me in Fair Haven? What does New Jersey offer transplants compared to Long Island and Connecticut? Which areas are most commutable? Where is the New Jersey marketing heading? Join my experts for a conversation on all things New Jersey.
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B&B 3: Ari Harkov and Eileen Hanford
B&B 4: On the New York Recovery - Greg Heym
B&B 5: The Hamptons an...
2023-06-091h 02Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 90 || The New Jersey Show with Tom Crooks and Allison MaguireSend us a text
Explore the New Jersey market with two local experts. What can I get for $1.5 million in Montclair? How much will $1 million get me in Fair Haven? What does New Jersey offer transplants compared to Long Island and Connecticut? Which areas are most commutable? Where is the New Jersey marketing heading? Join my experts for a conversation on all things New Jersey.
Boroughs & Burbs - Past Episodes:
B&B 3: Ari Harkov and Eileen Hanford
B&B 4: On the New York Recovery - Greg Heym
B&B 5: The Hamptons an...
2023-06-091h 02
Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 89 || The Brooklyn Show with Jared LeFrenais, Lee Solomon and Katie LydonSend us a text
DUMBO's waterfront luxury, Williamsburg's vibrant cultural appeal, and Brooklyn Heights' historic charm have fueled rising prices. Park Slope's relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle and proximity to Prospect Park have attracted demand. Meanwhile, the Tech Hub in DUMBO and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, along with Brooklyn's diverse food scene, have fostered innovation and business growth, enhancing the borough's real estate market. These neighborhoods embody prime locations, cultural richness, technological advancements, and culinary excellence, attracting residents, investors, and entrepreneurs. Join my experts for a conversation on all things Brooklyn.
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2023-06-0157 minBoroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 89 || The Brooklyn Show with Jared LeFrenais, Lee Solomon and Katie LydonSend us a text
DUMBO's waterfront luxury, Williamsburg's vibrant cultural appeal, and Brooklyn Heights' historic charm have fueled rising prices. Park Slope's relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle and proximity to Prospect Park have attracted demand. Meanwhile, the Tech Hub in DUMBO and the Brooklyn Navy Yard, along with Brooklyn's diverse food scene, have fostered innovation and business growth, enhancing the borough's real estate market. These neighborhoods embody prime locations, cultural richness, technological advancements, and culinary excellence, attracting residents, investors, and entrepreneurs. Join my experts for a conversation on all things Brooklyn.
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2023-06-0157 min
This is DemocracyThis is Democracy – Episode 233: Presidential Law-BreakingJeremi and Zachary sit down with Jeffrey Engel to discuss the recent indictments on former president Trump, and other instances of presidential law-breaking.
Zachary sets the scene with his poem, "Some Messes Can Only Be Cleaned Up With Time."
Jeffrey Engel is a professor of history at Southern Methodist University, where he is the founding director of the Center for Presidential History. He is the author and editor of at least 10 books, including: Cold War at 30,000 Feet: The Anglo-American Fight for Aviation Supremacy, Impeachment: An American History, and When the World Seemed New: George H...
2023-04-0541 min
The Happiness FormulaThe Biden PresidencyPresident Joe Biden is halfway through his first term and will likely run for re-election. How will historians view his presidency so far? Southern Methodist University Professor Jeffrey Engel discusses Biden’s accomplishments and missteps with host Steven Schragis. One Day University is a co-production of iHeart Podcasts and School of Humans. It is a Curiosity Podcast. You can sign up at the website OneDayU.com to become a member and access over 700 full length video lectures. You can also download their app. Once you’re a member, you can watch Professor Jeffrey Engel’s lectures on presiden...
2023-03-2325 minOne Day UniversityThe Biden PresidencyPresident Joe Biden is halfway through his first term and will likely run for re-election. How will historians view his presidency so far? Southern Methodist University Professor Jeffrey Engel discusses Biden’s accomplishments and missteps with host Steven Schragis. One Day University is a co-production of iHeart Podcasts and School of Humans. It is a Curiosity Podcast. You can sign up at the website OneDayU.com to become a member and access over 700 full length video lectures. You can also download their app. Once you’re a member, you can watch Professor Jeffrey Engel’s lectures on presiden...
2023-03-2325 min
American POTUSThe New Cold WarSend a textWhen the Soviet Union fell apart, and China began its economic liberalization, it looked like those two old Cold War foes were becoming, if not friends, at least not enemies. But now we find ourselves in a new Cold War as both those nations aggressively confront America and our allies. On this special episode of American POTUS being hosted at the Howard Baker Center for Public Policy, we will explore why this has occurred, and the role of presidents in confronting these challenges, with former United States Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, and presidential hi...
2023-02-221h 23
Relatos: Historias de CrímenesRelato #51: El Asesino en Serie Jeffrey DahmerSend us a textEl episodio de hoy narra un caso que se ha viralizado en las últimas semanas, sin mucho pre ambulo, hoy narraremos las atrocidades de Jeffrey Dahmer. Jeffrey Dahmer mató a diecisiete jóvenes entre 1978 y 1991. Doce fueron asesinados en su apartamento, tres víctimas fueron asesinadas y desmembradas en la residencia de su abuela. Su primera y segunda víctimas fueron asesinadas en la casa de sus padres en Ohio y en el Ambassador Hotel en Milwaukee, respectivamente. Un total de catorce de las víctimas de Dahmer eran de diversas minorías étnicas, y...
2022-10-031h 14
When I Got HereFable and Fact: Professor Jeffrey EngelJeffrey Engel is a historian who directs the Center for Presidential History at SMU Center for Presidential History | Center for Presidential History (smu.edu). He is the author of over a dozen books on American history, and an expert on immigration to the U.S. https://www.smu.edu/Dedman/Research/Institutes-and-Centers/Center-for-Presidential-History/About/People/Staff/EngelHis own family emigrated from Eastern Europe before World War II. Those who did not were lost in the holocaust. Professor Engel discusses the fable of the Statue of Liberty, uncovers the historical pattern of welcome successive waves of im...
2022-10-0317 minThe Brain Surgeon's TakeJeffrey Engel - The United States Presidency: past, current, and futureJeffrey A. Engel is founding director of the Center for Presidential History at SMU and Professor in the Department of History. A Senior Fellow of the Norwegian Nobel Institute and of the John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies, he graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University. He additionally studied at St. Catherine's College, Oxford University, and received his M.A. and Ph.D. in American history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, before holding a John M. Olin Postdoctoral Fellow in International Security Studies at Yale University. In 2012 the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations named him their Be...
2022-07-0538 min
A Musical Theatre PodcastLA CAGE AUX FOLLES with David EngelIt's Pride month, and we're celebrating with the drag mother of musicals: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES. Joining us to explore this traditional yet groundbreaking milestone is original Broadway cast member David Engel (FOREVER PLAID, SEUSSICAL, PUTTING IT TOGETHER). Please enjoy all the charming first hand accounts you could ever wish for plus a crash course in French and a beautiful reminder that 1983 was both the best of times and not. Guaranteed you'll be ready to "face life with a little guts and lots of glitter."David can currently be seen in THE CHER SHOW at the Ogunquit...
2022-06-191h 12
Princeton UP Ideas PodcastJulian E. Zelizer, "The Presidency of Donald J. Trump: A First Historical Assessment" (Princeton UP, 2022)The Presidency of Donald J. Trump: A First Historical Assessment (Princeton University Press, 2022) presents a first draft of history by offering needed perspective on one of the nation's most divisive presidencies. Acclaimed political historian Julian Zelizer brings together many of today's top scholars to provide balanced and strikingly original assessments of the major issues that shaped the Trump presidency.When Trump took office in 2017, he quickly carved out a loyal base within an increasingly radicalized Republican Party, dominated the news cycle with an endless stream of controversies, and presided over one of the most contentious one-term presidencies in...
2022-05-031h 00
Building Sustainability PodcastHow to make our interior space healthy and sustainable - Rachel Fowler - BS065Rachel Fowler is an interior designer who focusses on creating healthy and sustainable spaces. We discuss how to design healthy, what to watch out for and get into the healthy products and finishes you could be choosing in your own project. Her company website - https://rachelfowlerinteriors.com/Her book - My happy place - https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/My-Happy-Place-by-Rachel-Fowler-author/9781788602983Episode LinksEnki Magazine - https://enkimagazine.comDeclare - https://declare.living-future.org/Cradle to cradle - https://www.c2ccertified.org/get-certified/product-certificationBlue angel - https://www.blauer-engel.de/e...
2021-12-201h 10
WUNC Politics'Like Nothing I've Ever Seen': Anti-Vaxxers In The Age Of CovidVaccine mandates aren’t new. Neither is the hysteria (by some) against them. Yet what was once a fringe argument has become a mainstream political position. Following months of comment-section debates, and the latest round of misinformation, Covid vaccine rates in the U.S. have sputtered. Host Jeff Tiberii talks with Dr. Jeffrey Engel, the former North Carolina state epidemiologist and state health director, and WUNC health reporter Jason deBruyn, about the struggle for public health during yet another wave of the pandemic.
2021-09-1525 min
ATRadioATR Radio - Expert Says Tokyo Olympics Still in Danger - with Jeffrey EngelA leading epidemiologist says may be impossible to proceed with the Tokyo Olympics. Dr. Jeffrey Engel of the Council for State and Territorial Epidemiologists says some difficult decisions are ahead for Japan as the postponed 2020 Olympics loom in just 10 weeks. Despite his alarm, Engel tells Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula that he believes the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics can still be held safely.
2021-05-1122 minBoroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 25 ”Neighborhoods” How New York became the City it is Today & The Numbers that MatterSend us a text
Last week we stayed uptown. This week we'll tour Manhattan's neighborhoods with 2 experts: Jeffrey Goodman hosts the popular "Rediscovering New York" walking tours showcasing the city's great neighborhoods culturally and historically. But, since we are Realtors and care about the implications on real estate values, we'll be asking Michael Goldenberg to break down the numbers district by district.
Jeffrey Goodman, a 4th generation New Yorker in the Columbus Avenue office will highlight for us the most important cultural and historical facts of these famous Manhattan neighborhoods
Michael Goldenberg lives...
2021-05-011h 13Boroughs & Burbs, the National Real Estate ConversationBoroughs & Burbs 25 ”Neighborhoods” How New York became the City it is Today & The Numbers that MatterSend us a text
Last week we stayed uptown. This week we'll tour Manhattan's neighborhoods with 2 experts: Jeffrey Goodman hosts the popular "Rediscovering New York" walking tours showcasing the city's great neighborhoods culturally and historically. But, since we are Realtors and care about the implications on real estate values, we'll be asking Michael Goldenberg to break down the numbers district by district.
Jeffrey Goodman, a 4th generation New Yorker in the Columbus Avenue office will highlight for us the most important cultural and historical facts of these famous Manhattan neighborhoods
Michael Goldenberg lives...
2021-05-011h 13The Past, the Promise, the PresidencyS1 E27: Barack ObamaToday’s episode is all about Barack Hussein Obama, the 44th president of the United States. Also, the first in more than two centuries who didn’t identify as white. Obama’s tenure remains fresh, yet hard to fully evaluate given the tumult that followed in his wake—and to some minds, the tumult that arose in direct response to his presidency. If we were taping this podcast a decade ago, in 2010 or 2011 during Obama’s first term, we might well have talked about his presidency as a culmination, a victory in the long march of progress towards a more equita...
2021-04-081h 04
Global I.Q. PodcastYou Never Forget Your FirstA new biography published about George Washington is unlike any other. Described as “form-shattering and myth-crushing,” “keen and savage,” as well as “spirited and engaging,” historian Alexis Coe’s “You Never Forget Your First” chronicles the life of our first president from a 21st century and “decidedly feminist” perspective. Coe says, “I set out to write a book that was true, and different, and that added any kind of diversity in approach, perspective, and, of course, author. I set out to take a giant leap away from hagiography and great man history—and really mean it.”
This conversation will be moderated by Professor Jeffr...
2021-02-161h 02The Past, the Promise, the PresidencyS1 E14: January 6, 2021 InsurrectionAfter the events of January 6, 2020, we invited a few friends and historians to offer their interpretations of the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol Building. While our understanding of this historic moment will continue to evolve, we invite you to think of this conversation as a first draft of history.Featuring Dr. Jeffrey Engel, Dr. Sharron Conrad, Dr. Adriane Lentz-Smith, and Dr. Timothy Naftali.For more information about our guests and the episode, please visit pastpromisepresidency.com.
2021-01-0852 min
Tune In To A Full Audiobook That Is Simply High-Impact.The Last Card by Timothy Andrews Sayle, Jeffrey A. Engel, Hal Brands, William InbodenPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/216345to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Last Card
Author: Timothy Andrews Sayle, Jeffrey A. Engel, Hal Brands, William Inboden
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2021-01-083h 39
Virginia HumanitiesThe First Veto (from "All the Presidents' Vetoes")To veto or not to veto? That was the question President George Washington wrestled with on this day in 1792.
In honor of that decision, and the precedent it set for subsequent leaders, this week BackStory looks at presidential vetoes through two periods in American history. First, Joanne unpacks Washington’s complicated feelings about his first – and only – veto. Then, Brian speaks with historian Jeffrey Engel about how President Trump’s recent use of the veto pen fits into the big picture of presidents saying ‘thanks, but no thanks.’
2020-10-2313 minVirginia HumanitiesTo Veto or Not to Veto (from "All the Presidents' Vetoes")To veto or not to veto? That was the question President George Washington wrestled with on this day in 1792.
In honor of that decision, and the precedent it set for subsequent leaders, this week BackStory looks at presidential vetoes through two periods in American history. First, Joanne unpacks Washington’s complicated feelings about his first – and only – veto. Then, Brian speaks with historian Jeffrey Engel about how President Trump’s recent use of the veto pen fits into the big picture of presidents saying ‘thanks, but no thanks.’
2020-10-2323 min
The Past, the Promise, the PresidencyIntroduction to Season 1Welcome to The Past, The Promise, The Presidency, Season One: Race and the American Legacy! This season explores one of the most pressing issues in all of American history—the country’s troubled and difficult history of race relations. This podcast focuses on the history of the nation’s most powerful office, the President of the United States, and its complex relationship with race. This episode discusses why we felt compelled to create this podcast, why 2020 feels different, and what we hope to learn about race and the American presidency.Hosts Dr. Sharron Conrad, Dr. Jeffrey Engel, and Dr...
2020-09-2231 min
Corpus Delicti132: Cults: Jeffrey Lundgren*Correction, the temple was in Kirtland*Jeffrey Lundgren started out as a faithful member of the LDS. He even volunteered at their temple in Kirtland where he preached to visitors. That is, until his messages started to skew from LDS beliefs, and he was fired. Jeff then formed his own group, which would focus on priming the temple for the arrival of the Lord. But to do that, he'd have to take the temple over. To access earlier episodes of Corpus Delicti and to help support the show, please visit patreon.com/corpusdelictiOur merch...
2020-07-0153 min
ATRadioATRadio: Corona Complications for Tokyo Olympics with Jeffrey Engel -A leading epidemiologist says the Tokyo Olympics may have to be held in empty stadiums to minimize the risk of coronavirus. Dr. Jeffrey Engel talks with ATR Editor Ed Hula about the impact of the illness on world sport.
2020-05-0638 min
The Way of Improvement Leads Home: American History, Religion, Politics, and Academic life.Impeachment 101Are you watching Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial? Are you trying to make sense of it all? We want to help. In this episode we talk with CNN presidential historian and Southern Methodist University professor Jeffrey Engel on the history of impeachment. Engel sheds light on the debates over impeachment in the Constitutional Convention, the historic meaning of "bribery" and "high crimes and misdemeanors," and the inevitable political and partisan nature of American impeachments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2020-01-2354 min
What Makes a KillerS1 Ep11: Jeffrey Dahmer, The Milwaukee CannibalShortly before midnight on July 22nd, 1991, two Milwaukee police officers were flagged down in their patrol car by a man with a pair of handcuffs dangling from one wrist. The man had escaped from a small one bedroom apartment. When the officers went to investigate, they found themselves in a living nightmare.
Between 1978 and 1991, Jeffrey Dahmer killed 17 young men and boys by luring them back to his apartment where he would drug and strangle them. But it wasn’t the act of murder that thrilled Dahmer - it was the dead bodies of his victims that he was interested in...
2020-01-2346 min
All the Best30 Years Later: Lessons From the Fall of the Berlin WallOver 30 years ago — on November 9, 1989 — the Berlin Wall technically became obsolete or "fell" when an East German bureaucrat declared that Germans could freely pass between borders. The question at that uncertain moment then became: how would the superpowers react, and would this hopeful moment lead to more freedoms … or end in a bloody crackdown? In November of 2019, together with the Ronald Reagan Institute, Georgetown University and the Atlantic Council, the George & Barbara Bush Foundation hosted "30 Years Later: Lessons From the Fall of the Berlin Wall." This event explored the enduring lessons that the Fall of the Berlin Wall continues to tea...
2019-12-1815 min
The Europe Desk1989: Lessons from the Fall of the Berlin WallPeter Robinson, Distinguished Policy Fellow at the Hoover Institution and former presidential speechwriter, and Jeffrey Engel, Founding Director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University, discuss 1989 and the lessons from that fateful year. Recorded at Georgetown University on November 6, 2019, as part of the BMW Center event, "30 Years Later: Lessons from the Fall of the Berlin Wall": http://guevents.georgetown.edu/event/30_years_later_lessons_from_the_fall_of_the_berlin_wall. Music by Sam Kyzivat and Breakmaster Cylinder: https://soundcloud.com/samkyzivat https://soundcloud.com/breakmaster-cylinder Pro...
2019-11-1236 min
In The Past Lane - The Podcast About History and Why It MattersThe History of ImpeachmentThis week at In The Past Lane, the American History podcast, I speak with historian Jeffrey A. Engel, co-author of "Impeachment: An American History." With all the talk about impeachment over the past two years, this seems like a superb moment to do an episode on the history of this rarely-used constitutional mechanism. In the course of our discussion, Jeffrey Engel explains: Why the Founders' fear of potential abuse of power by a president or high government official led them to include an impeachment provision in the US Constitution. Why the Founders made...
2019-07-3139 min
On the MediaJustice InterruptusA week after the redacted Mueller report’s release, Democrats weigh the risks — and imperatives — of impeachment. On this week’s On the Media, why our founders gave congress the power to oust the president in the first place. Plus, the forgotten roots of May Day, the international workers’ holiday.
1. Paul Waldman [@paulwaldman1], columnist and senior writer for the American Prospect and the Washington Post, on the politics and virtues of impeachment. Listen.
2. Jeffrey Engel [@jeffreyaengel], the founding director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University, and coauthor of Impeachment: An American History on the t...
2019-04-2649 min
BackStoryAll the Presidents’ Vetoes: A Brief History of Saying No to LegislationTo veto or not to veto? That was the question President George Washington wrestled with on this day in 1792.
In honor of that decision, and the precedent it set for subsequent leaders, this week BackStory looks at presidential vetoes through two periods in American history. First, Joanne unpacks Washington’s complicated feelings about his first (and only) veto. Then, Brian speaks with historian Jeffrey Engel about how President Trump’s recent use of the veto pen fits into the big picture of presidents saying ‘thanks, but no thanks.’
Image credit: President Donald Trump signs the first veto of...
2019-04-0538 minBackStoryAll the Presidents’ Vetoes: A Brief History of Saying No to LegislationTo veto or not to veto? That was the question President George Washington wrestled with on this day in 1792.
In honor of that decision, and the precedent it set for subsequent leaders, this week BackStory looks at presidential vetoes through two periods in American history. First, Joanne unpacks Washington’s complicated feelings about his first (and only) veto. Then, Brian speaks with historian Jeffrey Engel about how President Trump’s recent use of the veto pen fits into the big picture of presidents saying ‘thanks, but no thanks.’
Image credit: President Donald Trump signs the first veto of...
2019-04-0538 min
Half Hour of HeterodoxyEpisode 48: Julian Zelizer, Polarization and U.S. HistoryI’m joined today by Julian Zelizer, historian at Princeton University and CNN Political Analyst. He has been among the pioneers in the revival of American political history. He has written over 900 op-eds, including his popular weekly column for CNN.com. He is also a regular contributor to The Atlantic. This year, he is the Distinguished Senior Fellow at the New York Historical Society where he is writing a book about Abraham Joshua Heschel.
He’s the coauthor with Kevin Kruse of Fault Lines: A History of the United States Since 1974, which was published in January 2019. Kevin appe...
2019-02-2032 min
The Apex & The Abyss39 | Jeffrey DahmerJeffrey Dahmer is one of the most notorious serial killers in the world. He would lure, drug, and murder 17 men over the span of 13 years. His goal was to create human zombies that would listen to his commands, but that objective would fail over and over again. ----twitter: @apexandabyssinstagram: @apexandabyssemail: apexandabyss@gmail.comWebsite: apexandabyss.com ----Links:patreon.com/apexandabysshttps://www.teepublic.com/user/apexandabyss?utm_source=designer&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=GrKlkl5b82M ----Music:Kai Engel - Better Way
2019-02-081h 43
The Mother Jones PodcastEveryone Hates the State of the Union AddressThe State of the Union address: What exactly is the point? On the one hand, Pelosi's Shutdown Smackdown put Trump in a corner by threatening to deny all that attention and adulation in a stately chamber during a primetime slot. On the other hand, maybe it's time to scrap this extravagant, over-baked format altogether? Host Jamilah King explores this time-honored presidential moment with two guests: James Fallows, staff writer at The Atlantic and former chief speech writer for President Jimmy Carter, and Jeffrey Engel, founding director of the Center for Presidential History at Southern Methodist University. Rather than arguing...
2019-01-3012 min
The Conversation with Dasha BurnsHow pardons hang over the Mueller investigationEven though the Founding Fathers were anti-king, there was one king-ly power they really liked: the pardon. Thus the presidential pardon was born. Traditionally, presidents have waited patiently for their lame duck period to pardon controversial people. But president Trump isn't waiting. He's been pardoning the controversial from the beginning. In this episode of the Nerdcast, Scott is joined by presidential historian Jeffrey Engel and Politico senior reporter Darren Samuelsohn in an attempt to understand how the president's pardons hang over the Mueller investigation.
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2018-11-2130 min
Global I.Q. PodcastImpeachment: An American History, Feat. Jeffrey EngelFeatured on the latest episode of the Council's weekly podcast, SMU's Jeffrey Engel discusses the historical side of impeachment and answers the question: for what eventuality did the founding fathers intend the clause to be used?
2018-11-2019 min
The Minds of Madness - True Crime StoriesEpisode 37 – The Yosemite Murders And FBI Agent Jeffrey Rinek – Part 2PART 2 OF 2 - Previously in Part 1 of the Yosemite Murders and the FBI agent who helped solved them. In 1999, a total of 4 women had mysteriously vanished near Yosemite National Park in California. Their bodies were eventually discovered...and they had been brutally murdered. After a massive investigation, the FBI felt confident they had the perpetrators behind bars. However Special FBI agent Jeffrey Rinek felt differently.
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2018-11-1342 minThe Minds of Madness - True Crime StoriesEpisode 36 – The Yosemite Murders & FBI Agent Jeffrey Rinek – Part 1PART 1 OF 2 - Yosemite is a National Park stretching over nearly 1,200 square miles of rugged terrain in northern California. Each year the park draws millions of tourists from all over the world, who visit to take in the soaring granite cliffs, the mountain meadows and thick sequoia forest. But in 1999, tragedy struck one of America’s natural wonders after it became apparent that a serial rapist-murderer was on the looseHow to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:Website
2018-11-1254 min
Discover Top-Rated Audiobook Titles in High QualityImpeachment: An American History : Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon MeachamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/343286 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Impeachment: An American History
Author: Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon Meacham
Narrator: Fred Sanders
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 55 minutes
Release date: October 16, 2018
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.67 of Total 3
Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics
Publisher's Summary: Four experts on the American presidency examine the first three times impeachment has been invoked—against Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton—and explain what it means today. Impeachment is a double-edged sword. Though it was designed to check tyrants, Thom...
2018-10-167h 55Listen to Full Audiobook Collection for Your LibraryEnjoy Impeachment: An American History from Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon MeachamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/343286 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Impeachment: An American History
Author: Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon Meacham
Narrator: Fred Sanders
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 55 minutes
Release date: October 16, 2018
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.67 of Total 3
Genres: The Americas
Publisher's Summary: Four experts on the American presidency examine the first three times impeachment has been invoked—against Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton—and explain what it means today. Impeachment is a double-edged sword. Though it was designed to check tyrants, Thomas Jefferson also...
2018-10-167h 55
For Real#17 True Crime Book BonanzaThis week, Alice and Kim discuss arson, mesmerism, and murder in a true crime-themed episode. Find your scary nonfiction here this month on For Real.This week’s episode is sponsored by Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margarita by Tim Federle, and The Golden Boy: A Doctor’s Journey With Addiction by Grant Matheson. Don’t forget to check out Book Riot’s new subscription service offering Tailored Book Recommendations for readers of all stripes. Visit mytbr.co to learn more.FOLLOW UPSpook: Science Tackles the Afterlife by Mary RoachBoom Town: Th...
2018-10-1655 min
Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Current Affairs, Law, & PoliticsImpeachment: An American History by Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon MeachamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/343286 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Impeachment: An American History Author: Jeffrey A. Engel, Peter Baker, Timothy Naftali, Jon Meacham Narrator: Fred Sanders Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 55 minutes Release date: October 16, 2018 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.67 of Total 3 Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics Publisher's Summary: Four experts on the American presidency examine the first three times impeachment has been invoked—against Andrew Johnson, Richard Nixon, and Bill Clinton—and explain what it means today. Impeachment is a double-edged sword. Though it was designed to check tyrants, Thomas Jefferson also called impeachment “the most formidable weapon...
2018-10-1610 min
The Road to NowPresidential Impeachment w/ Jeffrey EngelBob and Ben speak with Jeffrey Engel about the history of Presidential impeachment and how understanding the past can inform the debates surrounding the impeachment of current and future Presidents. Jeff explains the reasons the delegates to the Philadelphia Convention in 1787 chose to enshrine impeachment in the Constitution, how the process works, and what they meant by "other high Crimes and Misdemeanors" (it turns out that last part isn't as vague as you might think). He also talks about the reasons for the impeachments of Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, why Richard Nixon was so close to being removed...
2018-10-151h 19
Q&AJeffrey EngelSouthern Methodist University's Jeffrey Engel discusses his book, [When the World Seemed New: George H. W. Bush and the End of the Cold War].
2018-09-3058 min
Q&AJeffrey EngelSouthern Methodist University's Jeffrey Engel discusses his book, [When the World Seemed New: George H. W. Bush and the End of the Cold War]. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2018-09-3059 min
Escape To The Most Edge-Of-Your-Seat Full Audiobook Today!When the World Seemed New by Jeffrey A. EngelPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/88691to listen full audiobooks.
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Narrator: Bob Souer
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Genres: Presidents & Heads of State
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2017-11-218h 07
PresidentialGeorge H. W. Bush: RestraintHistorians Jon Meacham and Jeffrey Engel discuss President Bush's unique form of presidential leadership--a vintage combination of public service, conservatism and emotional restraint--and examine why his legacy has grown more positive over time.
2016-10-0951 min
Grab Best-Selling Audiobooks with Easy AccessThe Four Freedoms: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Evolution of an American Idea - Jeffrey A. EngelPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/265228 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Four Freedoms: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Evolution of an American Idea
Author: Jeffrey A. Engel
Narrator: Stephen Paul Aulridge, Jr.
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 8 hours 5 minutes
Release date: May 11, 2016
Genres: The Americas
Publisher's Summary: "The specter of global war loomed large in President Franklin Roosevelt's mind as he prepared to present his 1941 State of the Union address. He believed the United States had a role to play in the battle against Nazi and fascist aggression already underway in Europe...
2016-05-128h 05