Prof. Greg Jackson

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7,804 appearances 19 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 4d ago

Prof. Greg Jackson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 5.

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Thank you. podcast-host
And a special thanks to our patrons whose monthly gift puts them at producer status. podcast-host
Adam Gorin, Amit Chapman, Amy and Ross Hintzman, podcast-host
Andrew Nissen, Andrew Sherwin, Anna M. Huta, Art Lang, Baby Niko, Bob Stinnett, Bonnie Brooks, Brian Gavigan, Brian Boyles, Brian Goodson, Bruce Hibbert, Caden Howitz, Charles Clendenin, Charles Starkey, Charlie Magis, Christopher Merchant, Christopher Lyle, Christopher Pullman, Christopher Young, Cody Brown, Colleen Martin, Colin Ferris-Pennington, Connor Hogan, Craig Burhost, Dan G., podcast-host
Laura Norman, Lawrence Neubauer, Linda Cunningham, Mark D. Worrell, Mark Ellis, Marsha Smith, Mason Glenn, Matt Siegel, Michael Longest, Michael Sullivan, Nick Capril, Nicholas Powell, Owen W. Sedlak, Paul Hugenroth, Philip May, Randy Keene, Rich Rucker, Rick Brown, Rob Drazovich, Robert Shelton, Brock Gay, Ryan Fogelman, Sam Holtzman, Sarah Prescott, Sarah Trawick, Scott Hurst, Shane Smith, Shannon Hoagland, Sharon Thiesen, Sean Baines, Sean Collins, podcast-host
Stacey Ritter, Steve Williams, The Creepy Girl, Thomas Churchill, Thomas Matthew Edwards, Thomas Sabbath, Tim and Sarah Turner, Todd Curran, Tom Dostovka, Travis Cox, Walter M. Ames, Wesley McKee, William Durham, William Curry, William Thompson, and Zach Jackson. podcast-host
Join me in two weeks, where I'd like to tell you a story. podcast-host
It's about four o'clock in the freezing afternoon, January twenty-fifth, seventeen eighty-seven. podcast-host
And forty-year-old farmer Daniel Shays is doing something that, a few years ago, he never would have imagined. podcast-host
He's leading a force of well over a thousand farmers through four foot deep snow in western Massachusetts out to arm themselves in their ongoing struggle against their own state government. podcast-host
This isn't what he wanted. podcast-host
Daniel believed in the promise of a king free Massachusetts and America. podcast-host
A militiaman turned continental captain. podcast-host
He fought bravely at Bunker Hill, at Saratoga, at Stony Point. podcast-host
General George Washington personally selected him to guard Major John Andre in the final moments before the British officers hanging. podcast-host
but Congress, which, as we know from Episodes eleven and fourteen, podcast-host
Has no power to tax under the current articles of Confederation. podcast-host
never properly paid him for his years of service. podcast-host
All Daniel received were nearly worthless IOU certificates. podcast-host
And now, under the influence of coastal merchants, the likewise strapped for cash Massachusetts state government has raised taxes and demanded payment not in farm goods or congressional IOUs, but in coin. podcast-host
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