In this episode of "Beyond Mount Rushmore," we explore the unique moments in American history when the nation has turned to leaders outside the political sphere, specifically, military generals, during times of crisis. We discuss how figures like Washington, Jackson, Grant, and Eisenhower rose to the presidency not out of a desire for power, but out of a necessity for strong, unifying leadership when the country faced fear, division, or uncertainty. Join us as we delve into the stories of these warriors who became presidents, highlighting their impact and the circumstances that called for their steady hands. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

In this upcoming episode of "Beyond Mount Rushmore," we explore the unique moments in American history when the nation has turned to leaders outside the political sphere, specifically, military generals, during times of crisis. We discuss how figures like Washington, Jackson, Grant, and Eisenhower rose to the presidency not out of a desire for power, but out of a necessity for strong, unifying leadership when the country faced fear, division, or uncertainty. Join us as we delve into the stories of these warriors who became presidents, highlighting their impact and the circumstances that called for their steady hands. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

This week Stan and Jeff talk about the forgotten tradegy on the Captial steps.

In this upcoming episode, we delve into a lesser-known yet impactful moment that took place inside the U.S. Capitol. We explore the story of a political figure who, despite never reaching the presidency, left an indelible mark on Washington, D.C. This narrative unfolds on a quiet staircase, where the intersection of politics and darker forces reveals the complexities of power and influence. As we uncover the echoes of that day, we reflect on how its ramifications linger long after the headlines have faded. Join us as we go beyond the iconic figures of Mount Rushmore to highlight those who, though overlooked, have become unforgettable in the tapestry of American history. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

On this episode of Beyond Mount Rushmore, we delve into the complex legacy of a president whose personal tragedies profoundly influenced his leadership. We explore how a mysterious death cast a long shadow over his decisions and shaped his presidency in ways that history often overlooks. As the nation faced turmoil, this highly qualified leader grappled not only with external challenges but also with internal struggles and whispers of a secret companionship that lingered behind closed doors. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

In this upcoming episode of Beyond Mount Rushmore, we delve into the complex legacy of a president whose personal tragedies profoundly influenced his leadership. We explore how a mysterious death cast a long shadow over his decisions and shaped his presidency in ways that history often overlooks. As the nation faced turmoil, this highly qualified leader grappled not only with external challenges but also with internal struggles and whispers of a secret companionship that lingered behind closed doors. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

In this episode of Beyond Mount Rushmore, we delve into the aftermath of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, focusing on Texas Governor John Connally, who was also in the limousine that day. While Connally survived the attack, he was left with physical and emotional scars, raising important questions about the events that unfolded. We explore the controversial debate over whether the same bullet struck both Kennedy and Connally, and examine how Connally's experiences and post-Dallas career may have significantly influenced the trajectory of American politics. Join us as we uncover the overlooked stories that deserve to be remembered.

In this upcoming episode of Beyond Mount Rushmore, we delve into the aftermath of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, focusing on Texas Governor John Connally, who was also in the limousine that day. While Connally survived the attack, he was left with physical and emotional scars, raising important questions about the events that unfolded. We explore the controversial debate over whether the same bullet struck both Kennedy and Connally, and examine how Connally's experiences and post-Dallas career may have significantly influenced the trajectory of American politics. Join us as we uncover the overlooked stories that deserve to be remembered.