Journey Through Time

So far, so good. Well researched, effectively presented. However, not sure about all episodes, but the Tokyo Rose series seemed to have a little bias. I agree there isn’t much evidence to support that Iva was a subversive, there really isn’t evidence to support that she wasn’t either. Y’all seem to conclude that she’s an innocent, and I don’t think that can be clearly established, evidentiary-wise.

This is a great podcast. I love both hosts and the attention to detail. My only quibble is that they repeat information several times before moving on. Perhaps this is remnant of their teaching in a classroom, where repetition is essential. Nonetheless, I highly recommend it to history buffs looking for something new.

engaging true stories brought to life by two journalists with soothing voices. incredible production quality. ads are few and at the same volume as the show, so you don’t lose track if the storyline.

Love Journey Through Time! I am a history podcast junkie and when I stumbled onto JTT, I was floored that Sarah and David worked so well together after only a few podcasts together. The obscure history stories like Black Tom Island are captivating. I will listen as long as they are creating the podcast. Keep up the excellent work! KM

I was excited about this podcast on guns, but it was historically inaccurate and had contradictory and flawed logic. For instance, using what colonial America did with guns as evidence of the intent of the founders. Given that they fought a revolution to change how they interacted with government, this was a really poor logic flow. They continued from there to contradict their own points as the series went on. I had a lot of hope for this one, but it does not stand up.

They spend a lot of time in the beginning of each episode on their thoughts and aftermath of the story, before even presenting the story. I love their content but they lost me on how they present it. I think they should consider restructuring their storytelling to capture the audience attention.