Thank you Daily Herald for the front-page coverage! I'm bringing History That Doesn’t Suck live to UVU's The Noorda Center at UVU in Orem, UT, on Nov. 10-11. Would love to see you there. Tix: uvunoorda.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?S…

A small taste of some of the books referenced in recent History That Doesn’t Suck episodes.

Utahns! Who’s joining me UVU this weekend?

Thank you, Dave!

The causes of WWI. Me: a one-hour episode on History That Doesn’t Suck. Former SecDef Robert Gates in Foreign Affairs this month: “There was nothing inevitable about World War I; it happened because of the stupidity and arrogance of Europe’s leaders.” A masterclass on accuracy and brevity!

YES! Love it. Thanks for sharing!

I’m looking forward to it!

Just a little over 30 seats remain available for my show tonight in Mesa, AZ at Mesa Arts Center. Get a ticket while you can at the link below! mesaartscenter.com/index.php/show…

Who just broke into Apple's Topp 200 True Crime podcasts? podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ame…

It was my pleasure. Thank you for coming to the show, Sarah! To quote a line from Lincoln today: “I’m glad you liked it!”

And I’m looking forward to it! NJ & NYC friends — hope to see you there!

Who’s coming to see me in NJ this month?

It was a blast. Thanks for having me, John Elliott and Cindy Hsu!

Thanks for having me!

Glad you’re enjoying it during the drive, Kari Byron! That’s a great way to binge HTDS.

Over 100 years later, Nosferatu remains a horror classic. But what made this German silent film so iconic? In History That Doesn’t Suck’s Halloween special, Greg Jackson takes listeners on a time-traveling journey to meet the terrifying Count for the first time. apple.co/HTDS

NEW SHOW 🚨 History That Doesn’t Suck with Greg Jackson at Carnegie Library Lecture Hall on May 4th! ⏰ Tickets go on sale February 21st at 10am! 🎟️ bit.ly/HIstoryThatDoe…

It’s was a pleasure chatting and it’s an even greater pleasure working with the Audacy team! Thanks AudacyCorp.

My book is now available for pre-order! This is a history of our nation facing challenges we often mistake as “new” in our day, and overcoming (and how we can too in the present ). Publishing this year just in time for America’s 250th. simonandschuster.com/books/Been-The…