Revolution Revisited
Explore the American Revolution in a whole new way as we delve into the stories that shaped a nation. This multi-season podcast offers a fresh examination of the origins and impacts of the American Revolution. Produced as part of the VMHC’s 250th Initiative and as a companion to its marquee exhibition, Give Me Liberty: Virginia & The Forging of a Nation, this podcast is a must-listen resource as part of America’s milestone anniversary. It isn’t just a recounting of dates—it is a fascinating look at the people, ideas, and events that changed the world. Beyond familiar figures like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, Revolution Revisited™ will uncover the pivotal roles of lesser-known individuals, like Clementina Rind, in the burgeoning nation's quest for independence. Go behind the scenes with leading historians, authors, and other experts and learn about key artifacts at the VMHC that connect the ideals of the past with our world today. Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform and join us for a captivating journey through the American Revolution! Season 1 available now! Revolution Revisited™ is made possible by the generous support of William & Karen Fralin. © 2025 Virginia Museum of History & Culture
Episodes
He held this item when he declared, “Give me liberty or give me death”, and in fact pretended to plunge it into his breast as if it were a dagger.
In this mini episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech and guest Cody Youngblood, Director of Historic Preservation and Collections at Patrick Henry's Red Hill, explore the story behind Patrick Henry's paper cutter. This seemingly unassuming artifact played ...
This revolution is this inherently radical thing, but it's being led by inherently moderate people.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited, host Maggie Creech and guest Sam Florer delve into the pivotal events of 1775 that marked the transition from diplomatic efforts to armed conflict in the American Revolution.
The discussion focuses on the formation of local militias, the enforcement of boycotts through committe...
They wanted to make things right with the empire. They also wanted to protect their rights.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited™, host Maggie Creech, along with expert John Ragosta, explores the First Continental Congress of 1774 and the significant contributions of Virginia.
This episode discusses the early resistance efforts in Virginia, the formation and impact of Committees of Correspondence, and the subsequent ...
The high literacy rates amongst colonists created the perfect environment for revolutionary ideas to take root.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited™, host Maggie Creech explores the pivotal role of print culture in the American Revolution with guests Dr. James Herrera-Brookes & Dr. Cathy Hellier.
Highlighting the contributions of trailblazing printer Clementina Rind and the impact of Thomas Jefferson's radic...
They've just kind of decided they're going to meet whether the governor says they're going to meet or not. They feel that this is a crisis.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited™, host Maggie Creech explores the transformative year of 1774 in the Virginia colony with guest historian Dr. Cathy Hellier.
Discover how Virginia's reaction to the Boston Tea Party and Britain's Coercive Acts led to a year...
What was supposed to be a decade of peace and prosperity actually is the road to revolution.
In this episode of Revolution Revisited™, host Maggie Creech and guest historian Dr. Richard Bell delve into the critical decade leading up to the American Revolution, from 1763 to 1773.
As Britain grappled with post-war financial crisis, its new taxation policies on the American colonies ignited simmering tensions and widespread...
A skirmish in the backwoods of America set the world on fire.
In this inaugural episode of Revolution Revisited™, host Maggie Creech, alongside experts Travis Henline and Michael Plumb, delves into the often overlooked French and Indian War, revealing its critical role in igniting the American Revolution.
As conflicts between European powers Britain and France entangled indigenous nations and set the stage for the Decla...
Welcome to Revolution Revisited™, your crash course in the American Revolution. Join us as we dive into the stories of Virginia's rebels, rule breakers, and rabble rousers.
In Season 1: The Road to Revolution, we trace Virginia's path through the French & Indian War to rebellion against the British Crown. From the Stamp Act to Patrick Henry’s iconic "Give Me Liberty" speech, we explore the key events, figures, an...
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