William Henry Harrison was a war hero, a campaign legend, and the shortest-serving president in U.S. history. In this episode, we dive into his rise through the military, the wild elections of 1836 and 1840, and the speech that may have cost him everything. His presidency lasted just 30 days, but the impact lasted far longer. From Tippecanoe to typhoid, it’s a whirlwind of victory and irony.

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In this episode of President’s Unplugged, Ty explores the life of William Howard Taft, America’s most reluctant president and most committed Chief Justice. From the bathtub myth to the backlash over tariffs and his dramatic split with Teddy Roosevelt, Taft’s presidency was anything but smooth. But his true passion lay not in the White House, but on the bench of the Supreme Court, where he found lasting purpose. It’s a story of pressure, politics, and a president who never truly wanted the job.

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In this special July 4th episode of President’s Unplugged, Ty highlights the most iconic events in American history that happened on Independence Day. From the signing of the Declaration of Independence to presidential deaths and patriotic traditions, this episode captures the spirit of the nation’s birthday. It’s a fast-paced journey through time celebrating what makes July 4th unforgettable.

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