I am not a pundit but an historian. History has three things to say about the election of 2024 in two days, on November 3: Only one candidate in the race promises to uphold the Constitution and has th

Medicare is confusing what an understatement. Two years out from retirement I decided to try to understand it, suspecting that it might take me that long. I was not wrong! Now that I am retired and

Listen to this audio version of my Youtube video explaining the Single Bullet Theory of the JFK assassination, and WHY IT IS TRUE. Many conspiracy theories about the JFK assassination discredit the

On October 2, 2024, Jack Smiths rebuttal to Donald Trump claims to immunity in all aspects of his resistance to surrender power in 2020 and 2021 was released by Judge Tanya Chutkin. This is an audi

In many ways, I regard this as my best recording of a chapter from The American Yawp yet. I have deleted nothing from the text edited by its editors, Joseph Locke and Ben Wright. I have added pass

Late in his authorial career, in the 1920s to be precise, Arthur Conan Doyle, who was then deeply immersed in beliefs of mysticism and seances, had occasion to pair his rational detective, Sherlock Ho

In the course that covers the first half of American History, the chapter on the Sectional Crisis of the Union, also sometimes called The Impending Crisis, leading to the American Civil War, is the

No ordeal in American history changed America so much or so enduringly as the American Civil War. Listen as well as read of the odyssey and what it was all about, or just listen with this audio offer

Hector St. John de Crevecouer, a French immigrant to American wrote this classic essay, What, Then, is this New Man, the American? in 1782, as American Independence from Britain loomed. Was he corr

Join me, Dr. Rick Reiman, for my reading of the chapter on British North America, Chapter 3 to be precise, from The American Yawp, the celebrated Open Source textbook on the history of the United Stat