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Do you enjoy American history? Do you enjoy listening to interviews with people with ties to American history? This is the podcast for you. Join one young man on his journey through American history.Luke Johnson Mundial
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  • And Away We Go
    Mar 13 2026

    When people began moving to the cities, a need for transportation was apparent. As streetcars became obsolete, buses took their place. Many cities began using this system in place of trolleys. Many cities still have bus lines today. Buses have quite a history.

    References

    (Easton & Cromer, 2019; Glavatskikh, 2020; “History of Buses in Public Transportation - Atlantic Coast Charters,” 2022; nationalbus1, 2023; Parks, 2017; Walsh, n.d.)

    Glavatskikh, P. (2020, August 5). A Brief History of Buses. Retrieved from Bus.com website: https://www.bus.com/blog/a-brief-history-of-buses/


    History of Buses in Public Transportation - Atlantic Coast Charters. (2022, July 6). Retrieved from atlanticcoastcharters.com website: https://atlanticcoastcharters.com/history-of-buses-in-public-transportation/

    nationalbus1. (2023, May 2). The Wheel Story: A Brief History of Buses. Retrieved from National Bus Sales website: https://nationalbus.com/blog/the-wheel-story-a-brief-history-of-buses/

    Parks, M. (2017, August 14). The History of Public Bus Transportation - Blog. Retrieved from Blog website: https://gogocharters.com/blog/history-of-public-bus-transportation/

    Parks, M. (2017, August 14). The History of Public Bus Transportation - Blog. Retrieved from Blog website: https://gogocharters.com/blog/history-of-public-bus-transportation/

    Walsh, M. (n.d.). The Bus Industry in the United States. Retrieved from eh.net website: https://eh.net/encyclopedia/the-bus-industry-in-the-united-states/


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  • Clang Clang Clang Went The Trolley
    Mar 7 2026

    When people began moving to populated areas, transportation became an issue. Not all people could afford horses so, options had to be created. Streetcars were one such option. They were cheap to ride and connected town areas. Some ran between cities. Join me as I discuss the history of American streetcars

    Bellis, M. (2025, May 12). The history of cable cars and electric streetcars. www.thoughtco.com. https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-streetcars-cable-cars-4075558


    Burns, A. (2025, March 2). Streetcar history: Lines, photos, decline. American Rails. https://www.american-rails.com/streetcars.html


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    13 m
  • These Boots Are Made For Walkin'
    Mar 1 2026

    We all have to wear shoes. I know I don't want glass in my feet or rocks. Shoes keep feet protected. I'm sure we've never given much thought to the companies that make them. I'm here to change that.

    References

    https://egrove.olemiss.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1465&context=jofa

    http://president.shoes/footwearfacts.htm

    https://www.johnstonmurphy.com/na-ourstory.html

    https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/sldc/project-connect/nga/history/upload/The-Shoe-Industry-of-St-Louis.pdf

    https://www.contemposuits.com/blog/history-of-stacy-adams-shoes/

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