After a long podcast sabbatical, I'm back to being productive again. I'd like to take this podcast in a different direction, so with that in mind, listeners will be hearing some different things in the weeks to come. On this episode, I will be reenacting William Jennings Bryan's Cross of Gold speech from the 1896 Democratic National Convention.

So far, I've seen some positive results from students using the podcast to study. Make sure to spread the word to other APUSH friends about the podcast. Ch. 15 of American Pageant covers U.S. social, religious, and cultural developments from 1790 to 1860. If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas, etc., please leave a comment. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/

After a brief foray to Sicktown, I'm BACK! Ch. 14 of American Pageant covers U.S. economic developments from 1790 to 1860. If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas, etc., please leave a comment. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/

I used a headset microphone this time, so I'm curious to see if it makes a big difference in sound quality...let me know if it does or not. Ch. 12 of American Pageant covers the period from the War of 1812 to the Monroe Doctrine of 1823. If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas, etc., please leave a comment. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/

OK, now we got this show in high gear! Ch. 11 of American Pageant covers the period from the election of 1800 to the beginning of the War of 1812. If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas, etc., please leave a comment. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/

I just submitted this podcast to iTunes, so hopefully, everyone will be able to subscribe to the show and download it straight from there in the next few days. Ch. 10 of American Pageant covers the period from the ratification of the Constitution (1789) to the Convention of 1800. If you have any suggestions, questions, ideas, etc., please leave a comment. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/

First podcast ever. Very exciting stuff. Chapter 1 of Tindall and Shi covers pre-Columbian Native Americans to 1607. Please leave any feedback in the comments. http://cdlee.libsyn.com/