Hello! Good morning! You're listening to the dollop.

Might not be morning. This is a bi-weekly semi-podcast about American history.

Oh boy, the rust is coming off. I listened to an episode that day and I was like,

what do we say at the beginning? Yeah. This is a bi-weekly podcast about American history.

Each week I read a story from American history to my friend.

Garrett Reynolds, who has no idea what the topic is about. Will you nailed it? My

part's easy. You nailed it, girl! You want to look at it? I do one bottle.

People say this is funny. Not Gary Garrett. Stay okay. Someone or something is tickling.

Is it far from? And this is not going to come the tickling podcast. Yeah. You are

Queen fakie of made up town. All hail Queen Shit of Liesville. A bunch of

religious virgins go to Mingles and do my thing. I can't be. No. I see,

done my friend. No, no.

Okay, 1731. There it is. The middle Dutch church was built at Nassau and

Cedar Street in New York City. Okay. The Dutch reform community went all the way back to

New Amsterdam's first house of worship and it was central to the lives of colonial New Yorkers.

Okay. Excited. Is this so far you in? Well, so far I feel good. I know that whenever we're

sniffing around religion, good things blossom. The British took over the church during the

Revolutionary War, ripped out its pews and turned it into a prison. Perfect. So there you go.

At that point, the church was falling apart in damage. It is believed to up to 8,000

prisoners were held in the church during the war. How big is this church? It's got to be big if it's

8,000, dude. Maybe maybe not all at the same time. Okay. Maybe a different time. But that's a lot of,

that's a yeah. That's a good amount. Oh, you took, you got the papers. Yeah. Is it okay that he has

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