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Addressing Gettysburg

Matthew Callery

As seen on NBC"s TODAY Show. Gettysburg"s Flagship podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Gettysburg. The show has taken on a few different formats. 1. The Narrative episodes: Tell the history of the Gettysburg Campaign starting with the battle of Antietam, and going through the Battle of Gettysburg and beyond. These are researched and written with the help of local historians and will feature original music, and guest voiceovers. 2. Ask a Gettysburg Guide: We host a variety of different

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#GETOUTOFTHECAR2020 August 15 PROMO- “Wait a little,...

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2020/08/07

August 15th’s tour begins later in the day. Join us at 5pm for “Wait a little, we are all going on presently”. Learn about the charge of Barksdale's Mississippians as they smashed the Peach Orchard salient on the evening of July 2, 1863. We will also follow events of that same evening as Union forces retreated towards the Trostle Farm where a certain General last commanded troops in the field. Along the way you’ll see the Sickles wounding marker, a cannonball hole in the Trostle barn, Cora the

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01:22:42

Ask A Gettysburg Guide #18- Preparing for the...

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2020/08/07

LBG Jessie Wheedleton came to us and said she'd like to do a show about how to prepare for the Licensed Battlefield Guide exam. We thought it was a great idea and booked her. The are many ways to learn about the Battle of Gettysburg. Podcast listening is a fantastic way to do it when you can't be here. So if reading and watching ranger programs online. Of course the best way to learn is to visit and walk the grounds and, when you visit, you MUST, in our opinion, hire a licensed battlefield

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01:34:32

Ask A Gettysburg Guide #17- The Seminary Cupola with...

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2020/08/01

Whether you recognize it from your pre-movie-era childhood visits to Gettysburg National Military Park or from the unforgettable scenes in Ron Maxwell's Gettysburg featuring the great Sam Elliott, the Cupola of the Litheran Theological Seminary is an iconic structure to those who study The Battle of Gettysburg. Podcast guest, historian Codie Eash, returns for the first Ask a Gettysburg Guide of Season 2. This was an extremely fun episode to record because we were able to do it from The Cupola,

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15:32

PATREON PREVIEW- The Shriver Family and the Aftermath...

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2020/07/31

Nancie Gudmestad is the owner of The Shriver House Museum. Her book, "The Shrivers' Story: Eyewitnesses to the Battle of Gettysburg tells the story of the Shriver house and family as well as other civilians. Nancie sat down with mein the front parlor of the house to discuss the chapter in her book about the aftermath of battle. The Shriver House is a MUST SEE on your next trip to Gettysburg. Just listen to the episode to find out why. Expand your knowledge of the WHOLE Gettysburg story. Get

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15:27

PATREON PREVIEW- Michael McGar Creator of Gettysburg...

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2020/07/30

Augmented Reality is the wave of the future. QuantumERA's Gettysburg: A Nation Divided is a new AR360 app for your Android or iPhone and is an exciting educational tool for students of the battle, young and old, green or veteran. Michael McGar is the creator of the app and President of QuantumERA. Michael was kind enough to give me some of his time to answer my questions about the app. We cover a range of topics such as the accuracy of the map and how they got it, just how immersive the app is

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02:18

NEW ADVERTISER- Gettysburg: A Nation Divided AR360 App

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2020/07/28

FROM QUANTUMERA: We know, keeping kids engaged at home can have its challenges. We’re here to help students of all ages get excited and immersed in Civil War history in a fascinating new way! Simply download the new AR360 app, Gettysburg: A Nation Divided, and bring the history of Gettysburg to life right there in your home! This app revolutionizes the way you and your family can learn about the Battle of Gettysburg. Podcast listening is a great way to fill in the details, but this app will

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01:21

#GETOUTOFTHECAR2020 July 18 PROMO- “Good morning...

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2020/07/09

Beat the July heat and follow the colors of the 2nd Wisconsin and 149th Pennsylvania as we explore McPherson’s Woods and farm on July 18 for our tour entitled “Good morning Archer! How are you? I am glad to see you!”. We will discuss the action of the various regiments who fought on both sides in this area, and show you hidden gems like soldier graffiti on the McPherson Barn as well as the barn’s use as a field hospital, the quarry, Reynold’s death location, learn about the 151st Pa and

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01:19:57

LECTURE- “The Summer of (18)69” by Codie Eash

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2020/07/06

We offered a platform to Historian and Writer Codie Eash here on our feed to present lectures or, frankly, anything he wants because we love listening to him. This one is about the Blue-Gray Reunion of 1869. Enjoy. Codie Eash currently serves as Operations Manager at Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center. He is a 2014 graduate of Shippensburg University, where he earned a bachelor degree in communication/journalism and a minor in history. Codie contributes to the blog "Pennsylvania in the

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01:44:00

157th Anniversary Special- July 3, 1863

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2020/07/03

On this special episode, recorded at the Copse of Trees, Licensed Battlefield Guides, Tim Smith, Jim Hessler and Jessie Wheedleton join Matt and Bob to talk about July 3, 1863 and the days following the battle. Click here for more information on Pickett's Charge; Here for Longstreet at Gettysburg; and HERE for Culp's Hill Become a Patron here. Cover photo by Paul Philippoteaux

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02:06:46

157th Anniversary Special- July 2, 1863

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2020/07/02

In this episode, Licensed Battlefield Guides Tim Smith, Jim Pangburn and Charlie Fennell join Matt and Bob on Little Round Top at the 155th PA Moumument for a discussion on July 2, 1863. Learn more about the important actions on Day 2 of the battle with these books on: Devils Den The Peach Orchard Day 2 Become a Patron here. Cover photo by Mort Kuntsler

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01:53:35

157th Anniversary Special- July 1, 1863

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2020/07/01

In this episode commemorating the 157th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg, Licensed Battlefield Guides Jim Pangburn and Charlie Fennell join Matt and Bob atop Oak Hill in our secret hiding place behind the Peace Light to break down July 1, 1863. Want to learn more about the First Day? Click here and here Become a Patron here Cover photo by Dale Gallon

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01:58

#GetOutOfTheCar2020 Tour PROMO- June 20 2020- "Their...

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2020/06/16

#GetOutOfTheCar- JUNE 20- Their music was deadly while they struggled to hold on in the Valley of Death. Join us as we share the story of the “Mozart Regiment”, the 40th NY Volunteer Infantry Regiment as they tried to stem the Confederate onslaught on the afternoon of July 2, 1863. you’ll also see features, some hidden in plain sight and some a bit more hidden like Horse-Trough Rock, Elephant Rock, Acheson Rock and the 93rd Pa Monument. This tour is on June 20 at 10am.

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17:24

PATREON PREVIEW- Private Confederacies- The Emotional...

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2020/06/15

I feel like a broken record, but what a great time I had inertviewing Jim Broomall about his book "Private Confederacies". We met near the monument of the 111th Pa on Culp's Hill, in the shade, with a nice, gentle Pennsylvania breeze which seems to be a rarity for these in-the-field recordings in 2020. Anyway... How did the Civil War, emancipation, and Reconstruction shape the masculinity of white Confederate veterans? As James J. Broomall shows, the crisis of the war forced a

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01:16:12

Ask A Gettysburg Guide #16- The Peach Orchard with...

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2020/06/10

LBG and Author Jim Hessler joins us from the Peach Orchard to answer your questions. Jim is not only an award-winning author and Licensed Battlefield Guide, but he is also co-host of the Battle of Gettysburg Podcast. Be sure to get your hands on a copy of all of Jim's books Gettysburg's Peach Orchard Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg Sickles At Gettysburg

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16:50

PATREON PREVIEW- The Rogue Historian

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2020/06/03

Keith Harris is a historian, an educator, an author, a runner, a social media aficionado, and an animal rights advocate. He received his BA at the University of California at Los Angeles (summa cum laude) and his Ph.D. in United States history at the University of Virginia. He has taught courses in United States history at the University of Virginia and the University of California at Riverside, and currently teaches at a private high school in Los Angeles. His work focuses on nineteenth and

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17:26

PATREON PREVIEW- Wet Plate Photography with Rob...

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2020/06/02

Rob Gibson is a wet plate photographer known for once having had a studio here in Gettysburg, taking wet plates on dozens of historical films and riding around town on an old Harley Davidson with a darkroom for a sidecar. We sat down with Rob at Dave Wilson's Victorian Photography Studio to discuss Rob's career and the science behind photography. Oh, and pizza! Be sure to schedule a shoot with Rob or Dave next time you're in Gettysburg. Rob Gibson:tintypeartist@gmail.com Dave Wilson:

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01:12

#GetOutOfTheCar2020 TOUR PROMO- "Their Music Was...

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2020/05/31

JUNE 20- "Their music was deadly" while they struggled to hold on in the Valley of Death. Join us as we share the story of the “Mozart Regiment”, the 40th NY Volunteer Infantry Regiment as they tried to stem the Confederate onslaught on the afternoon of July 2, 1863. you’ll also see features, some hidden in plain sight and some a bit more hidden like Horse-Trough Rock, Elephant Rock, Acheson Rock and the 93rd Pa Monument. This tour is on June 20 at 10am. Park in Devil's Den lot and meet at

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17:36

PATREON PREVIEW- Gettysburg Civilians and The Armies...

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2020/05/29

Patron "Balthazar" took us up on the offer to take your requests for topics or guests. His is the first one that was easily fulfilled. So Bob, Tim Smith, Eric the producer, patron Veronica and a cast of bikers and reenactors met at the beer garden of The Farnsworth House to talk about what the civilians experienced with the units that came through or occupied the town from June 26, 1863, on. Become a Patron today by clicking here Matthew Callery, Bob Steenstra, Timothy H. Smith. Copyright

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16:51

PATREON PREVIEW- Robert Lee Hodge

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2020/05/29

LANGUAGE WARNING Robert Lee Hodge is a name known to many in the Civil War and reenacting communities. For those of you who don't know him by name, you probably know some of his work. Either way, after listening to this interview, you won't forget him. He's a fascinating fella and I thoroughly enjoyed my phone call with him.

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01:07

Gettysburg Yellow Phase Announcement

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2020/05/22

Hey everyone. Here’s a quick update for you. Adams county is going I to the yellow phase. So what does that mean? It means that GettysBike Tours will open on Thursday, May 28, with certain restrictions. So make sure you check www.Gettysbike.com or call them at 717.752.7752. Mason Dixon Distillery is still shipping their wonderful liquor to Pennsylvania residents only, but now they’re offering curbside pick up for anyone in the area. Just go to www.masondixondistillery.com and click curbside.

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