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Compendium: A History Collection

Compendium: A History Collection

By: Josh Johnson
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Compendium is Josh Johnson’s exploration of the past, but through a new lens.
In the tradition of long-form podcasting giants like Dan Carlin and Danielle Bolleli, Josh explores history you may not have learned in school.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
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Episodes
  • 17: Tony Vanderhoef - Social Media, Partisanism, Executive Power, & How to Bridge the Divide
    Apr 6 2026

    Tony Vanderhoef is a Law student at Florida State and has also gained a following on Instagram, making short-form content in the political space. He approaches American politics from a constitutional perspective, and instead of trying to rally a base and divide, he aims to bridge the divide.

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • 16: I'm Thankful | Solo Episode
    Mar 30 2026

    It's just Josh in this one, and he's rambling about writing, reading, and cool things that have happened.

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    22 mins
  • 15: Bob Crawford - America's Founding Son
    Mar 2 2026

    Today I'm joined by Bob Crawford to talk about his new book, America's Founding Son; what he describes as a digestible history of John Quincy Adams. Adams is a fascinating historical character, and Bob and I talk about why he was a unique president, what made him polarizing, and how he "stood in the gap" in his own time.

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    54 mins
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Josh was made to do Podcasts, his information and delivery is phenomenal. The way he’s been able to make history engaging, easy to understand and relatable is second to none. I highly recommend checking this out!

History has never felt so Compelling

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