Here's Where It Gets
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Snow ball fights, grand holiday parties, and... someone's hair catching on fire? On today’s special holiday episode of Here’s...
While the politics in Washington D.C. were shaping events throughout the rest of the nation, the same can be said in reverse: what was happening...
We’re going to move from political power player Sarah Polk to our next first lady: a total frontierswoman who was more comfortable roughing...
Who was Frederick Douglas? A person who was born with no access and no rights. A person who was born into enslavement, fought his way to freedom,...
Continuing our First Ladies series, today you’ll learn five reasons why Sarah Polk is unique in the constellation of America’s First...
Did you know there was a President who had three women perform the official duties of the White House Hostess? John Tyler, often called the...
Welcome to today's episode of Here's Where It Gets Interesting where we'll talk about a president who had three women perform the official...
How has the U.S. government responded to the death of our nation’s leaders? Some of the traditions may surprise you. Do you know which...
It was the shortest presidency in U.S. history. Let's talk about another First Lady who follows the pattern: married to the president, but never...
Whose defiance of social and moral convention irrevocably shaped the nation’s political stage during the Antebellum years? In the 1800s, the...
It's time to talk about some key players of the Jacksonian Era - and, before we get to this infamous scandal in Washington that I’ve been...
You recognize him from every crisp $20 bill. It's time to dive in and take a look at some of the actions and eccentricities of the...