Charley Horse Radio

Conversational podcast about Southern culture and history. charleyhorseradio.substack.com

Charley Horse Radio is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 6 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Charley Horse Radio, a history show with 6 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  DEBATE: Was slavery the primary cause of Southern secession?

  Aug 17, 20261h 35mS2

  <p>Nurgul Jones joins us to debate John, Son of Dick on whether slavery was the primary cause of Southern secession prior to the American Civil War. Moderated by Jason McGinty.</p><p>Thanks to both debaters for the show.</p><p>If you or someone you know has a topic you would like to debate in a format like this, send one of us a DM on Substack or email Jason at unsung.substack@gmail.com. More debates forthcoming, including maybe a whole new show dedicated just to debates.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you'd...

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  Episode #7

  I'll Take My Stand 6: "Remarks on the Southern Religion" by Allen Tate (w/ Fr Nikolai Meyers)

  Aug 15, 20263h 20mS1

  <p>Fr Nikolai Meyers of Ss Peter and Paul Orthodox Church in Topeka, Kansas joins us to discuss the sixth essay in I’ll Take My Stand, Allen Tate’s “Remarks on the Southern Religion”.</p><p>Fr Nikolai has a lecture series on Christian history available here on the Ss Peter and Paul YouTube channel.</p><p>If you have suggestions for guests who would be a good fit for this project, or would like to be a guest yourself, DM one of us on Substack or email Jason at unsung.substack@gmail.com.</p><p>Tune in on Substack...

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  Episode #6

  I'll Take My Stand 5: "A Critique of the Philosophy of Progress" by Lyle H. Lanier (w/ Frank Kidd)

  Aug 10, 20262h 36mS1

  <p>Frank Kidd joins us to discuss the fifth essay in I’ll Take My Stand, Lyle H. Lanier’s “A Critique of the Philosophy of Progress”.</p><p>Frank has two independently published novels available for purchase, Medicine Woman and Once Upon a Time in Argentina. Look for future updates at Pulp West and frankkiddauthor.com. Also check out The Frank and Brady Show.</p><p>We referenced the movie The Wild Bunch in this episode. Watch the movie first, then read Jason’s review of it and listen to the Frank and Brady show episode on it.</p><p>If you h...

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  Episode #5

  I'll Take My Stand 4: "Education, Past and Present" by John Gould Fletcher (w/ Phisto Sobanii)

  Jul 20, 20262h 1mS1

  <p>Phisto Sobanii joins us to discuss the fourth essay in I’ll Take My Stand, John Gould Fletcher’s “Education, Past and Present”.</p><p>Referenced in the show: “What Students Read in 1776 | The Books that Shaped a Revolution” by The Cause</p><p>If you have suggestions for guests who would be a good fit for this project, or would like to be a guest yourself, DM one of us on Substack or email Jason at unsung.substack@gmail.com.</p><p>Tune in on Substack at Charley Horse Radio on the first and third Saturday of each month at noo...

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  Episode #4

  I'll Take My Stand 3: "The Irrepressible Conflict" by Frank Lawrence Owsley (w/ Society of Archangel Michael)

  Jul 3, 20263h 41mS1

  <p>Society of Archangel Michael joins us to discuss the third essay in I’ll Take My Stand, Frank Lawrence Owsley’s “The Irrepressible Conflict”. A reading of this essay by Jason McGinty is available here as a bonus for paid subscribers.</p><p>Referenced in the show:</p><p>* A Disease in the Public Mind: A New Understanding of Why We Fought the Civil War by Thomas Fleming</p><p>* The Civil War as a Theological Crisis by Mark A. Noll</p><p>* The Life of Charles Robinson: The First State Governor of Kansas by Frank Wilson Blackmar</p><p>* The...

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