Joseph Ellis: Orchestrating the Second American Revolution
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Joseph Ellis returns to the National Constitution Center to give the unexpected story of why the 13 colonies, having just fought off a distant centralized governing power, would decide to subordinate themselves anew. Ronnie Polaneczky of the Philadelphia Daily News moderates.
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Joseph Ellis, "The Quartet"
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Joseph J. Ellis On Organizing America After Revolution
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Slavery and Its Opponents at America’s Founding
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The Traveler & American Democracy with Rick Steves
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American Revolution: Road to Independence (1763 - 1777)
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Exposing the LIES of the 20th Century | Aaron Bastani Meets Tariq Ali
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Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of the Left and Right
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Origins of the War with Timothy Snyder
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Weekend Listen: Why 2026 Is Beginning to Look Like 1929 (with Andrew Ross Sorkin) | Big Take
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Why Roosevelt Chose Truman as Vice President 82 Days Before He Died
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“The Highest Calling”: A Conversation With David Rubenstein on the American Presidency
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Joseph J. Ellis "Revolutionary Summer"
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The Ideas at the Heart of the Declaration and the Constitution
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James Madison Lecture: Founding Partisans — H. W. Brands
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How were The Americas Colonized? - The Entire History
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John Adams: More Important than George Washington?
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Dr. William Gudelunas - Exploring American History - The Mexican-American War: Consequences
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For Debate: Should the Electoral College Be Abolished?
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Founding Fathers in the Age of Trump
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