Still one of my favorite fun facts - the few days that we had a Vice President without having a President.

VPOTUS 001 - John Adams Tenure of Office: April 21, 1789 - March 4, 1797 John Adams had a lengthy, busy career in public service, but it's likely that he would not rank his eight years …

John Adams assumed office as the 1st Vice President of the United States #OTD in 1789. Learn more about his sometimes bumpy two terms in that office trying to navigate the politics of the Early Republic by listening to this episode. #history #VPOTUS #POTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/vpotus-001-j...

VPOTUS 004.1 - George Clinton Part One Tenure of Office: March 4, 1805 - April 20, 1812 No, he's not *that* George Clinton of Parliament-Funkadelic fame, but there are still so many interesting points…

Vice President George Clinton passed away #OTD in 1812, becoming the 1st Veep to die while in office. Learn more about Clinton's contributions to the Revolutionary War and his lengthy political career by listening to his two-part episode. #history #VPOTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/vpotus-0041-...

As a kid, we sometimes went for drives on Sunday afternoons - no real aim in mind, just to see what we could see. Thus, it seems an appropriate time to do a deep dive into Monroe’s first presidential tour in 1817. Episode work in progress! 🎧🎙️

I can't think of a better day than the anniversary of her birth in 1832 to learn more about First Lady Lucretia "Crete" Garfield. Check out the latest episode of @civicspod.bsky.social! #history #OTD #FLOTUS

The Maverick of Knoxville: Hugh Lawson White’s Defiance of Old H… Tenure of Office: December 28, 1832 - March 4, 1833 How did a man praised for his "patience, industry and excellent judgment" find himself at the center of a nat…

A new Vice Presidencies episode is now available! Learn more about Hugh Lawson White of Tennessee and his brief tenure as next in line for the presidency as well as his defiance of his one-time friend, Andrew Jackson. #history #VPOTUS #TN #POTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/the-maverick...

It's always an honor to be included in the #ScholarSunday thread - thanks so much @americanstudier.bsky.social and be sure to check out all of the great scholarship noted in this week's thread!

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SATT 033.2/VPOTUS 007.2 - John C Calhoun Part Two Tenure of Office: December 8, 1817 - March 4, 1825 (as Secretary of War); March 4, 1825 - December 28, 1832 (as Vice President); April 1, 1844 - March 10, 1845 (as …

The episode coming out tomorrow will be the next in the Vice Presidencies series! While you're waiting, find out about the latest Veep that we covered - the infamous John C Calhoun of SC - by listening to his VP episode! #history #VPOTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/satt-0332vpo...

1.06 – Assumption, Presumption, Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off Year(s) Discussed: 1790 The new government of the United States comes grinding to a halt in the spring and summer of 1790 as Congress reaches an impasse on both …

Benjamin Franklin passed away #OTD in 1790. Listen to this episode in the Washington presidency series which discusses the impact of his death on his contemporaries as well as the new federal government. #history #POTUS #Franklin www.presidenciespodcast.com/106-assumpti...

1.22 – My, What Big Treaties You Have Year(s) Discussed: 1793-1794 Developments on both sides of the Atlantic keep the administration busy in 1794. Prominent envoys are sent to both Britain and Franc…

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Jay agreed to serve as a special envoy to Britain #OTD in 1794. Learn more about his mission and why the treaty he negotiated was so controversial by listening to this Washington presidency episode! #history #POTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/122-my-what-...

New Blooms @ Presidencies HQ | Jerry Landry Get more from Jerry Landry on Patreon

The latest update for patrons of the podcast is now available in which I reflect how working on this podcast is similar to tending to a garden and share what's growing in terms of upcoming episodes. 🌱🎙🎧 www.patreon.com/posts/new-bl...

The Monster of Party Spirit: James Monroe and the Fragile Era of… Year(s) Discussed: 1816-1817 Explore the dawn of the Monroe administration, a pivotal moment in American political history often branded as the "Era of Good Feel…

If you haven't checked out the latest episode yet, be sure to give it a listen as we explore Monroe's first inauguration in 1817 & his work to bring together his new Cabinet. As you'll see, "Era of Good Feelings" may be an overstatement... #history #POTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/the-monster-...

The Presidencies crew got out in the garden today to start prepping for the growing season. 🌱💚

SATT 014 - Levi Lincoln Sr Tenure of Office: March 5, 1801 - March 3, 1805 For every figure in American history who is in the spotlight, there is someone who is behind the scenes making it…

Levi Lincoln Sr passed away #OTD in 1820. Learn more about his life and lengthy career by listening to his special Seat at the Table episode! #history #POTUS #AttorneyGeneral www.presidenciespodcast.com/satt-014-lev...

In honor of reaching my 300th episode, I treated myself to the second to last bobblehead I needed to complete my collection - welcome to the library, Grover Cleveland!

Tack så mycket for lending your voices to this special episode and, as always, thanks for your friendship and support - it truly means the world to me! ❤️

SATT 004 – Thomas Jefferson Tenure of Office: March 22, 1790 – December 31, 1793 We’ve spent a good amount of time in the narrative talking about Jefferson as the third US president, but i…

If you'd like to focus in on Jefferson's birthday on his tenure as Secretary of State, be sure to check out his Seat at the Table episode to learn more! #history #POTUS #Jefferson #State www.presidenciespodcast.com/satt-004-tho...

Thomas Jefferson was born #OTD in 1743. If you'd like to take the opportunity to learn more about him today, I have 43 episodes available on his presidency for your listening pleasure. Hope you'll check it out! #history #POTUS #Jefferson www.presidenciespodcast.com/categories/0...

A Flatpack History of Sweden Podcast A light-hearted history podcast, all about Swedish history - in English!

Once you're done with the latest episode, check out not one but two fantastic podcasts - A Flatpack History of Sweden & Kingdöm. Both are on my regular rotation as I learn so much from Åsa and Chris with their deep dive into Swedish history. @flatpacksweden.bsky.social aflatpackhistoryofsweden.com

The Monster of Party Spirit: James Monroe and the Fragile Era of… Year(s) Discussed: 1816-1817 Explore the dawn of the Monroe administration, a pivotal moment in American political history often branded as the "Era of Good Feel…

A new episode is now available - episode 300 of the podcast! 🎉 We begin our journey through the Monroe presidency with his 1817 inauguration and his work to bring together his new Cabinet. Hope you'll give it a listen! #history #POTUS #Monroe www.presidenciespodcast.com/the-monster-...

Luna is worn out with the extra innings in the Cubs game today, but she also does her best armchair coaching while lounging in the sun. Let's Go Cubs! ⚾️🐻

Interview with Lindsay Chervinsky Year(s) Discussed: 1789-1809 George Washington established many precedents during his tenure of office, but one that had arguably the greatest impact was his establ…

As I think back over the last 300 episodes, I can't believe it's been six years since I first interviewed Dr. Lindsay Chervinsky - then launching her first book, now the Executive Director of the George Washington Presidential Library at Mount Vernon! www.presidenciespodcast.com/interview-wi...

A special surprise for our patrons - the latest Monroe presidency episode is now available on the ad-free feed! Not a patron and don't want to wait until it releases on the main feed on Sunday? You can sign up as a patron for as little as $1 a month today! www.patreon.com/posts/monste...

SATT 001 – Alexander Hamilton Tenure of Office: 11 September 1789 – 31 January 1795 We begin our new special series with the first Cabinet member to assume office under the constitutional go…

As hard as it is to believe, the next episode of Presidencies will be my 300th episode! 🎉 As I think through the journey thus far, there are so many great memories like the 1st episode of the Seat at the Table series. What episodes stand out in your mind? www.presidenciespodcast.com/satt-001-ale...

Part I was very insightful, so I look forward to listening to Part II this weekend!

Rep. James Madison introduced a tariff bill in the House #OTD in 1789 designed to promote French trade over British. Learn more about this tariff bill and other fiscal policy matters of the time by listening to this Washington episode. #history #POTUS www.presidenciespodcast.com/105-take-thi...

1.15 – It’s Not Easy Being Neutral Year(s) Discussed: 1791-1793 The British and French are at war, and the Washington administration is caught in the middle. Though the US government had establish…

French Minister to the US Citizen Genet arrived in Charleston #OTD in 1793. Learn more about this intriguing character who fell out with the Washington administration rather quickly by listening to this episode! #history #POTUS #Washington www.presidenciespodcast.com/115-its-not-...

"Let us ever remember that our interest is in concord, not in conflict; and that our real eminence rests in the victories of peace, not those of war." - William McKinley #history #POTUS #McKinley www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/205979

Founders Online: The Federalist Number 51, [6 February] 1788 The Federalist Number 51, [6 February] 1788

“In framing a government, which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty is this: You must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place, oblige it to control itself.” - James Madison #history #POTUS #Madison founders.archives.gov/documents/Ma...