James P. Ambuske

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Conversations at the Washington Library is the premier podcast about George Washington and his Early American world.

Join me each week as I talk with scholars, digital humanists, librarians, and other guests about Washington's era and the way we tell stories about the past.

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Washington Library Digital Talks: My Live Interviews with Leading Historians of Early America

The Howe Dynasty: A Conversation with Julie Flavell (2021)

Religion and the American Revolution: A Conversation with Katherine Carté (2021)

The Age of Phillis: A Conversation with Honorée Fanonne Jeffers (2021)

Tecumseh and the Prophet: A Conversation with Peter Cozzens (2021)

Past and Prologue: A Conversation with Michael Hattem (2021)

At the Threshold of Liberty: A Conversation with Tamika Nunley (2021)

John Marshall: The Final Founder (2021)

City of Refuge: A Conversation with Marcus Nevius (2021)

Occupied America: A Conversation with Donald Johnson (2021)

Unearthing James Monroe's Life (2020)

New Frontiers in Early American History (2020)

Abraham Lincoln's Two Elections with Elizabeth R. Varon (2020)

Pirates of the Chesapeake Bay with Jamie Goodall

Witnessing Murder in the Shenandoah with Jessica Lowe (2020)

Digging through George III's Papers with Zara Anishanslin and Arthur Burns (2020)

Recasting Tacky's Revolt as an Atlantic Slave War with Vincent Brown (2020)

Tracing the Religious Lives of the Adams Family with Sara Georgini (2020)

Finding Families amidst the Boston Massacre with Serena Zabin (2020)

Confronting Death and Disease in Washington's Era with Alexis Coe (2020)