The Mystery of History

Have you ever felt defeated in your homeschool journey? Have you ever felt overwhelmed by subjects you don't know? Most of us have! That's why we created The Mystery of History Podcast, with the author, Linda Lacour Hobar. Whether you’ve been homeschooling for decades or are just getting started, this podcast will give you direction, encouragement, and inspiration for home education and world history from a biblical worldview. Tune in today! www.TheMysteryofHistory.com

The Mystery of History is a education podcast hosted by Linda Lacour Hobar, with 85 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.

Linda Lacour Hobar hosts The Mystery of History, a education show with 85 episodes published.

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  Episode #85

  Episode 85—“Back to Homeschool” with Linda Lacour Hobar and Katie Elder

  Aug 13, 202638 minS6

  It’s August! So North American homeschool families, who take off summers, are just now heading back into the trenches or starting for the first time. Neither position is an easy one! If you’d like a few tips and insights from veteran homeschool moms, join Linda Lacour Hobar and Katie Elder for our “Back to Homeschool” podcast. Linda is the author of The Mystery of History and homeschool mom of 17 years; Katie is one of our “Counselors” through The Mystery of History helpline who volunteers her time and heart to answer your questions and concerns. With both ladies, you’re in good hands for some real time encouragement!

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  Episode #84

  Episode 84—The Declaration of Independence!

  Jul 3, 202616 minS5

  In today's podcast, I’m going to first give you a short story about the writing of the Declaration of Independence , in case those facts are dusty or missing from your experience. Second, I’m going to tell you the stories of two lesser-known heroes of the time period. One story ends well, the other doesn’t, which will remind us not to take for granted the hot dogs, the watermelon, the fireworks, or the freedom that Americans celebrate on the 4th of July! Landing Page for "On Location" Videos and Printables ! https://themysteryofhistory.com/lp/americas-250th-birthday/

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  Episode #83

  Episode 83—How to Make History Unforgettable!

  May 4, 202617 minS5

  If you grew up on boring, pointless, morbid, irrelevant, or secular history, chances are, you didn’t like it—and you’re afraid of passing that on to the next generation. Fear not. There are ways to combat these preconceived ideas – and make history unforgettable and fun! Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History , for “How to Make History Unforgettable!” This session is family-friendly to motivate the “history resistant” members of your family.

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  Episode #82

  Episode 82—Chivalry Lives! with J. Aaron Gruben

  Apr 2, 202621 minS5

  In a day and age where morals and manners are harder to come by, it’s good to know that chivalry lives ! What is chivalry? What are the commandments of chivalry for knights to live by? To learn this and more about medieval times, join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History , with her guest, J. Aaron Gruben for a conversation on chivalry and how Aaron has creatively tied it in to his books and resources. You can learn more about Aaron at Post Tenebras Lux Books , a Latin expression I’ll explain in the podcast. To save on 20% on our King Arthur Bundle (a book, audiobook, study guide & downloadable Bible Study) use the code “arthur2026” on our website through May 31, 2026.

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  Episode #81

  Episode 81—“Beware the Ides of March"

  Mar 9, 202610 minS5

  In the historical play, Julius Caesar , William Shakespeare made famous the phrase, “Beware the Ides of March.” Perhaps you’ve heard it but not known the full story starting on March 15 that eclipsed the death of the Roman Republic—and the birth of the Roman Empire. And perhaps the connection of this event to biblical history is vague! Well, to get the story behind the story, join me, Linda Lacour Hobar, the author of The Mystery of History , for a look at the origin and impact of the famous phrase, “Beware the Ideas of March.” For a free coloring page of Julius Caesar for your students, click here.

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