American History Hotline

American History Hotline

Bob Crawford searches for the best historians and experts to answer listener questions about American history — from the Revolutionary War to rock & roll feuds. Got a question? Send it to AmericanHistoryHotline@gmail.com.

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Episoder(67)

Are the Olympics an Appropriate Place for Protest?

Are the Olympics an Appropriate Place for Protest?

You gotta keep 'em separated. That's a lot of people's opinion about mixing sports and politics. But as the world turns its eyes to Italy for the 2026 Winter Games, you have to wonder if this is the i...

11 Feb 43min

Who Integrated the NFL?

Who Integrated the NFL?

Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in baseball. That's a well known piece of history. But who integrated the NFL?  Well, it's an amazing story with lots of binge drinking, miraculous comebacks an...

4 Feb 50min

Can the President Tear Down the White House?

Can the President Tear Down the White House?

Who owns the White House? Is it the American people or the person who lives inside of it — AKA, the president?  If the President of the United States of America controls the White House, does ANYONE h...

28 Jan 51min

Abraham Lincoln Before the Presidency: What He Learned as a Lawmaker

Abraham Lincoln Before the Presidency: What He Learned as a Lawmaker

Before he became president, Abraham Lincoln spent just one term in Congress. So how did "the best known two-time Senate loser in the country" become one of the greatest presidents in American history?...

21 Jan 28min

Montezuma's Revenge! Debunking the Myth of the Spanish Conquest

Montezuma's Revenge! Debunking the Myth of the Spanish Conquest

For centuries, the story has been told the same way: Montezuma surrendered to Hernán Cortés, and a small band of Spaniards conquered the Aztec Empire. But that story has always seemed a bit ... fishy....

14 Jan 37min

America Loves Trains. Why Can't We Build Them Anymore? Inside NYC's Second Avenue Subway

America Loves Trains. Why Can't We Build Them Anymore? Inside NYC's Second Avenue Subway

It takes decades to build a new subway line in the United States. Meanwhile, China is building entire high-speed rail networks in just a few years. So, how did America's once-great love of trains get ...

7 Jan 42min

Can We Add a Fifth Face to Mount Rushmore? The History and Future of the Monument

Can We Add a Fifth Face to Mount Rushmore? The History and Future of the Monument

Could a new president ever be carved into Mount Rushmore? It depends on who you ask. We call up historian Matthew Davis (author of A Biography of a Mountain: The Making and Meaning of Mount Rushmore) ...

31 Des 202548min

Are These Really the Best Movies of the 21st Century? Debating the NYT's Top 100

Are These Really the Best Movies of the 21st Century? Debating the NYT's Top 100

What is the greatest movie of the 21st century? The New York Times says it's Parasite, but not everyone agrees. We call up Rotten Tomatoes correspondent Mark Ellis to debate the NYT's list of the 100...

24 Des 202539min

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