I finish my look at the 1990 Yankees and discuss how the worst team in franchise history turned into a dynasty

I talk about the new documentary The Bronx Zoo 1990. In part 1 I discuss the state of the Yankees in 1990, the Steinbrenner Winfield feud, and the 1st half of the 1990 season.

I discuss the 1 year run of the Seattle Pilots of the American League - why they lasted just 1 year and the lasting legacy of Ball Four.

I finish the series on The War of 1812 with the campaigns of 1814-15, which includes Baltimore, Washington, Plattsburgh, and New Orleans. I also talk about the Hartford Convention, Treaty of Ghent, and the impact of the war.

I discuss the 1813 campaigns which include Lake Erie, Frenchtown, Thames, and Chrysler's Farm.

The campaign of 1812 is discussed including the Fall of Detroit, Queenston Heights, the USS Constitution, and the USS United States. I also discuss the election of 1812.

I start discussing the PBS documentary The War of 1812. I focus on the prelude and causes of the war, plus the Baltimore Riots after the declaration of war.

I discuss important figures of Negro League baseball including Rube Foster, Gus Greenlee, Cumberland Posey, Effa Manley, and J.L. Wilkinson.

I take a quick look at 3 documentaries in a special episode: American Buffalo, Bye Bye Barry, and Stamped From The Beginning.

I discuss one of the 1st great dual threat QBs, Johnny Bright, who starred for Drake University and in the CFL. He's known for the Johnny Bright Incident, which was a racially motivated attack against him during a game.

I discuss all the arrests at UF under Urban Meyer, the Bama rivalry, the 2010 season, and other topics left out of the documentary

I discuss the history of Florida football, Urban Meyer, and the 2006 national championship

I discuss FDR's death, other presidential deaths, and Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

I discuss the Election of 1940, the ridiculous (and false) Pearl Harbor conspiracy theories, plus Ted Roosevelt Jr's military legacy

I take a look at the New Deal, the election of 1936, and Eleanor Roosevelt's impact as First Lady

I discuss FDR's polio diagnosis, the presidential election of 1932, and FDR's assassination attempt.

I discuss the Election of 1912, TR's South American Expedition, and FDR's early political career.

I discuss TR's role in the Panama Canal, the dark chapter of the Brownsille Affair, and the Russo-Japanese War and its effects on TR and FDR.

Part 1 of my new series 'The Roosevelts' takes a look at the Roosevelt ancestors, Teddy's Spanish-American War service including myths, and the assassination of President McKinley

I discuss Russell's 2nd half of his playing career, assess his coaching abilities, and theorize where he ranks all time.

I examine part 1 of Bill Russell - Legend and take a look at Russell's USF career, early Boston Celtics career, and role in the Civil Rights movement.

I discuss the integration of the minor leagues in the 1950s/1960s and the 1970s Pittsburgh Pirates, who had the 1st all-minority lineup.

My first episode from the documentary 'A Long Way From Home' takes a look at the players who followed in Jackie Robinson's steps in breaking the color barrier and how long full integration took in major league baseball.

Alice Paul and Carrie Chapman Catt pursue separate strategies in order to get the 19th Amendment passed to enshrine women's suffrage.

I look at the women's suffrage movement from the early 1800s to 1915.

Germany surrenders after the Battle of Berlin, while Japan surrenders after Okinawa and the atomic bombings. Also, what happened if the US invaded Japan w Operation Downfall or Britain attacked the USSR w Operation Unthinkable? Lastly, some thoughts on the Holocaust.

Two fierce battles set the stage for the Allied victory: Battle of the Bulge and Battle of Iwo Jima. Plus two women's professional baseball leagues are founded and find success.

WW2 drags on with fierce battles: Leyte, Peleliu, Aachen. Plus the Warsaw Uprising and the Lost Battalion.

The Allies land on Normandy, the US invades Saipan, Paris is liberated, plus a look at the POW situation in WW2.

I talk about a variety of topics including Nolan Ryan, the premodern WS of 1884-90, and the Battle of Madagascar.

The Allies invade Italy, the home front kicks into high gear, the Russians beat the Germans in Stalingrad, and the Battle of Tarawa proves costly.

I examine the events leading to WW2, the Fall of France, the US entry, and key battles such as Midway, Guadalcanal, and the little known Aleutian Islands Campaign.

Another short episode where I discuss the Manti Te'o doc, Pujols 700 HR, who is the single season HR king, the Battle of the Coral Sea, and an update on my next long episode on WW2

I talk about the Gladbeck Hostage Crisis, the 2001 Miami Hurricanes, Aaron Judge's historic season, and why the playoff is bad for college football.

I discuss the Miami Hurricanes FB Dynasty of the 1980s

I finish discussing the USFL including its demise and the impact on the NFL

After watching 30 for 30 "Small Potatoes What Killed the USFL?" I look at the origins of the USFL and how their 1st season went in 1983.

I discuss the 1998 Finals and answer the question 'why were the Bulls broken up?'.

I discussthe 1997 Finals vs the Jazz and the 1998 ECF vs the Pacers

MJ comes back, the 96 Bulls win the title, the 98 Bulls cont their playoff run, MJ almost becomes a Knick, and the Bulls destroy the Hornets, Sonics, and Magic franchises.

MJ plays baseball, the Bulls try to win without him, the Rockets go back to back, and the 98 Bulls start the playoffs.

We look at the 93 Bulls and their quest to 3 peat, player profiles of Charles Barkley and Luc Longley, and where the 98 Bulls stand heading into the playoffs

I discuss the tough 92 playoff road for the Bulls, the 92 Olympics, Toni Kukoc, endorsements, and the MJ/Kobe relationship.

Phil takes over, the Bulls are finally champs, Rodman heads to Vegas, the 98 Bulls hit the all star break

The Bulls rise in the late 80s only to be blocked by the Pistons while a former Piston saves the 1998 season for the Bulls.