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The American History Podcast, Season 3, Episode 31, the end of the New Deal and its critics.

Welcome to the American History Podcast.

Hosted by Sean Worswick.

All right, so spring has sprung as I record this, and I hope you all are having a good start to 2021.

Just a few messages before we get started, as you're well aware, we have a Patreon, where for $5 a month you can support the show, help keep the lights on, so to speak, and especially important to help purchase sources for the

upcoming season. And thank you to all of our Patreon members for their continued support,

especially longtime listeners and supporters like Fernie. Y'all are awesome. Now, speaking of

Patreon, we have some new members, and it's been a while since I've done a shout-out,

so I apologize if you're getting one for the second time.

But first we have Jason Clement, who joined at the F-14 Tomcat level.

Next is Bob Ferguson and Harriet Buchanan, both of whom also signed up for the F-14 Tomcat level.

Thank you so very much.

Espin Belsniss, I hope I'm getting these names right, and John Wee are also members now at the F-14 Tomcat level. Next up is Jerry

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