Dustin Bass
Author
Dustin Bass is the creator and host of the American Tales podcast, and co-founder of The Sons of History. He writes two weekly series for The Epoch Times: Profiles in History and This Week in History. He is also an author.
LATEST
Astors, Vanderbilts, and the Battle for New York’s Opera Scene
In ‘This Week in History,’ when Alva Vanderbilt takes on the Astors to break into New York’s elite, it lays the groundwork for a much larger societal battle.
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Caesar’s ‘Gallic War’ as Guide to Understanding the Great Roman
In this installment of ‘The Reissue,’ Cynthia Damon discusses her new translation of Caesar’s work and the importance of studying Caesar.
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Acclaimed History Professor Presents Brilliant Lectures in Book Form
Pulitzer-winning professor Walter A. McDougall surveys American history and its role in international relations through 12 engaging lectures.
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Wars, Sedition, and Defining a ‘Clear and Present Danger’
In ‘This Week in History,’ subversives attempt to refute war legislation, forcing the U.S. court system to redefine the parameters of free speech.
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Harold Arlin: America’s First Radio Voice
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young electrical engineer who incidentally pioneers a new industry through the advent of radio.
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Ronald Reagan’s Unprecedented Operation to Capture Terrorists
In ‘This Week in History,’ an Italian cruise ship is hijacked, leading the Americans to take an unprecedented step to bring terrorists to justice.
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Jacqueline Cochran: America’s Indomitable Aviatrix
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet Cochran who became a cosmetics magnate and one of the nation’s most important aviators
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Astors, Vanderbilts, and the Battle for New York’s Opera Scene
In ‘This Week in History,’ when Alva Vanderbilt takes on the Astors to break into New York’s elite, it lays the groundwork for a much larger societal battle.
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Caesar’s ‘Gallic War’ as Guide to Understanding the Great Roman
In this installment of ‘The Reissue,’ Cynthia Damon discusses her new translation of Caesar’s work and the importance of studying Caesar.
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Acclaimed History Professor Presents Brilliant Lectures in Book Form
Pulitzer-winning professor Walter A. McDougall surveys American history and its role in international relations through 12 engaging lectures.
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Wars, Sedition, and Defining a ‘Clear and Present Danger’
In ‘This Week in History,’ subversives attempt to refute war legislation, forcing the U.S. court system to redefine the parameters of free speech.
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Harold Arlin: America’s First Radio Voice
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young electrical engineer who incidentally pioneers a new industry through the advent of radio.
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Ronald Reagan’s Unprecedented Operation to Capture Terrorists
In ‘This Week in History,’ an Italian cruise ship is hijacked, leading the Americans to take an unprecedented step to bring terrorists to justice.
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Jacqueline Cochran: America’s Indomitable Aviatrix
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet Cochran who became a cosmetics magnate and one of the nation’s most important aviators
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