History That Doesn't Suck Podcast Transcripts
Prof. Greg Jackson · 235 episodes with transcripts
HTDS is a bi-weekly podcast, delivering a legit, seriously researched, hard-hitting survey of American history through entertaining stories. To keep up with History That Doesn’t Suck news, check us out htdspodcast.com or follow on Facebook and Instagram: @historythatdoesntsuck.
Spoken has transcripts of 235 History That Doesn't Suck episodes, with the speakers named. The newest listed here is from October 19, 2026.
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214: D-Day, Part I: From the First Quebec Conference to June 5, 1944
October 19, 2026
Greg Jackson (0:10)
It's a little after 3 in the afternoon, November 28th, 1943, and President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his entourage are just getting settled in at the gorgeous Yellow Mansion currently serving as the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, Iran. Now, FDR had planned to stay elsewhere, but after a vague warning from Soviet…
Stalin gives a hearty laugh as the two men quickly jump to talking shop. Everything from the struggles on the Russian front, to Generalissimo, Shung Kai Shek, and General Charles de Gaulle. Yeah, if anything beyond defeating the Axis can bond these strange bedfellows, in many ways, the living embodiments of liberal…
SPEAKER_2 (3:09)
We represent here a concentration of great worldly power.
In our hands we have perhaps the responsibility for the shortening of this war. In our hands we have, too, the future of mankind. I pray that we may be worthy of this God-given opportunity.
Greg Jackson (3:32)
Franklin turns to Stalin. Perhaps our host would like to say a few words.
I take pleasure in welcoming those present. I think that history will show that this opportunity has been of tremendous import. Now let us get down to business. Down to business indeed. And Paramount among this business is one particular invasion. The very same invasion that George Marshall has fought tooth and nail…
- 214: D-Day, Part I: From the First Quebec Conference to June 5, 1944
- 213: Halloween Special VI: The ASEs & Guy de Maupassant
- Bonus: GTDS: NASA and the Commercialization of Space
- 212: The European Theater, 1943
- 15 (Second Edition): “We the People:” Constitution Making in Philly
- 211: Pacific Theater Epilogue with Capt. Mac Caldwell
- 210: The Pacific War 1944: From the Cairo Conference to the Marianas Turkey Shoot
- 203: The Holocaust: Killing Squads, Ghettos, & Gas Chambers
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