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Civil War Podcast, Episode 427

CHATTANOOGA (Part the Ninth)

In which Bragg decides to send Longstreet off to have a go at Burnside up at Knoxville. Meanwhile, Grant welcomes his buddy Sherman to Chattanooga.

Our book recommendation for this episode is “The Three-Cornered War: The Union, the Confederacy, and the Native Peoples in the Fight for the West” by Megan Kate Nelson

Big News

Hey, everyone! We have two pieces of news to share with all of you. First, after 10+ years and 400+ episodes, we’re going to have new podcast art work moving forward. It’s an idea we’ve been kicking around for a while and we finally decided to pull the trigger on it. Here’s the new design we’ll be using from now on…

The second piece of news is that we’ve signed on to be a part of Airwave Media. Airwave is a podcast network that’s home to other great history podcasts like The Age of Napoleon and History of the Second World War. We’re excited about partnering with Airwave. It’ll not only allow us to grow the show’s audience but also will give us the opportunity to tap into some of the ad money swirling around podcasts these days. That’ll mean a bit of extra income for us each month, but there will be a few ads included with each episode. It shouldn’t be at all intrusive… but nevertheless we will let you know that folks who are part of the Strawfoot Brigade (over on patreon) will still get all regular & members episodes ad-free as part of their membership.

Civil War Podcast, Episode 423

CHATTANOOGA (Part the Fifth)

In which Old Rosey is sacked and Ulysses S Grant rides in to save the day.

Our book recommendation for this episode is “The Impulse of Command: Ulysses S Grant at Chattanooga” by David A Powell

This episode is sponsored by the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Find out more at www.suvcw.org or contact them at join@suvcw.org

Civil War Podcast, Episode 422

CHATTANOOGA (Part the Fourth)

In which the campaign for Chattanooga takes a decisive turn- but not in that town but in Washington.

Our book recommendation for this episode is “Decisions at Chattanooga: The Nineteen Critical Decisions That Defined the Battle” by Larry Peterson

This episode was sponsored by the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Learn more at www.suvcw.org or contact them at join@suvcw.org