Don Wildman

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American History Hit with me, Don Wildman.

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What started the Civil War?

What ended the conflict in Vietnam?

Who was Paul Revere?

And did the Vikings ever reach America?

I'm Don Wildman, and on American History Hit, my expert guests and I are journeying across the nation and through the years to uncover the stories that have made America.

We'll visit the battlefields and debate floors where the nation was formed, meet the characters who have altered it with their touch, and count the votes that have changed the direction of our laws and leadership.

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American History Hit, a podcast from History Hit.

a woman her face deeply lined with worry and fear sits on a city stoop her children pressed around her for comfort and warmth men once proud of steady work shuffle along in slow moving lines waiting for a bowl of soup an apple a piece of bread more and more of them sleep in makeshift shanty towns built of scrap wood cardboard and tin

In rural areas, farmers drive for sale signs into ground that can no longer sustain a living.

Out on the Great Plains of the Midwest, the land itself rebels as soil becomes dry clouds of red blinding dust.

This is the story of America in the early 1930s.