The Civil Weird Podcast

By: Adam J. Krall/Paul Golladay/Christopher Stratton
  • Summary

  • A conversational history podcast where we take on the weirder aspects of an already weird war.
    Adam J. Krall/Paul Golladay/Christopher Stratton
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Episodes
  • Ambition and Anarchy: The Knights of the Golden Circle and the Unfulfilled Dream of a Southern Empire
    Nov 12 2024

    In this episode, of The Civil Weird Podcast, we uncover the ambitions of George W. Bickley and his secretive Knights of the Golden Circle, who aimed to create a pro-slavery empire spanning the U.S., Cuba, Mexico, and beyond. Bickley’s society recruited thousands with dreams of expanding Southern influence through rebellion and conquest, but their plans ultimately unraveled. We’ll explore the KGC’s rituals, failed plots, and the lasting mystery around their goals, as well as how their vision of a “Golden Circle” faded into the shadows of Civil War history. Join us to explore the ambition, anarchy, and the Southern empire that never was. Let’s make it Civil Weird!

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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • Episode 3: The Rock of Chickamauga George H. Thomas, (Part 2)
    Sep 17 2024
    We went a whole lot longer into the weirdness that is George H. Thomas, than we intended to...However, we feel that a man of his stature and character needed a thorough going over! So, let’s make it Civil Weird!
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    3 hrs and 4 mins
  • Episode 3: The Rock of Chickamauga George H. Thomas (Part 1)
    Sep 17 2024
    In this two-part episode, we get Civil Weird with "'OL Pap" Thomas. Why was he "Weird"? Listen and find out as we take a deep dive into the man with many nicknames. One of them is the "Sledge of Nashville"! So, let’s make it Civil Weird!
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    2 hrs and 3 mins

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