American History Tellers

This episode recounts the Stonewall Inn riots of June 1969, detailing the night police raided the bar and patrons, led by transgender activists, resisted for the first time.

This episode details the rise of LGBTQ activism in the 1960s, beginning with astronomer Frank Kameny’s 1958 dismissal and his subsequent push for direct political action.

This episode explores the early gay rights movement, contrasting the 1969 Stonewall riots with the 1950s "homophile" era.

Host Lindsay Graham interviews historian Dr.

This episode details the rise of self-help guru James Arthur Ray and the tragic fate of attendee Kirby Brown.

This episode chronicles the life of Annie Oakley, from her impoverished Ohio childhood to becoming a legendary sharpshooter in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show.

Host Lindsey Graham explores the life of Butch Cassidy, detailing his rise from a Utah ranch hand to the leader of the Wild Bunch.

This episode of American History Tellers profiles Bass Reeves, a former slave who became one of the first Black Deputy U.

This episode chronicles the life of Wild Bill Hickok, from his Illinois roots to his legendary status as a frontier lawman.

Host Lindsey Graham interviews Dr.

This episode details the pivotal Battle of Yorktown, highlighting enslaved spy James Armistead’s crucial role in securing the British surrender.

This episode explores the Revolutionary War’s darkest period, detailing British brutality in the South under Tarleton and the Sullivan Expedition’s destruction of Iroquois villages.