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The American History Podcast, Season 3, Episode 32, The Assessment of the Progressives.

Welcome to the American History Podcast.

Hosted by Sean Worswick. Okay, welcome back. Before we get started, as always, thank you for listening. Please visit the website, www. www.com. While there, you can sign up for the email list, check out some of the sources we used to create the various seasons, and you can sign up for our Patreon page.

Now, speaking of Patreon, if you want to help out and get access to the bonus series,

1983, the year the world almost ended, just head over to the website.

Click on the Patreon button down near the bottom.

I think it's on the right hand side, and as for as little as $5 a month,

you're going to have access to that Patreon-only series, transcripts of the show,

and you get access to the shows a week before they are released, and they're free of ads.

You'll also get access to a show episode that I'll do at least once a year,

perhaps more if there's

enough people signed up on that level, on a controversial topic.

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