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Welcome to the show where history is a competition! Hosted by two high school history teachers, historical madness takes broad topics like the U.S. presidents and pits them against each other in a March madness bracket format. Come on back and re learn everything you forgot from high school history and more!

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Presidential Madness #5

2021/10/26

On this final episode of season one we will each be talking through our final four and diving deeper on the presidencies and impact of LBJ, FDR, George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, and James Monroe!

Presidential Madness #4

2021/10/12

On this episode of Historical Madness we discuss the matchups in the Monticello Region of the bracket which includes: Thomas Jefferson, Martin VanBuren, John Kennedy, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, Teddy Roosevelt, William Taft, Andrew Jackson, and more! Enjoy.

Presidential Madness #3

2021/08/23

On this episode of Historical Madness we discuss the matchups in the Log Cabin Region of the bracket which includes: Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, Lyndon Johnson, Barack Obama, and more! Enjoy.

Presidential Madness #2

2021/07/16

On this episode of Historical Madness we discuss the matchups in the Cherry Tree Region of the bracket which includes: George Washington, George W. Bush, James K. Polk, Woodrow Wilson, Dwight Eisenhower, John Tyler, Benjamin Harrison, Richard Nixon, Warren G. Harding, Millard Fillmore, and William McKinley. Enjoy!

Presidential Madness #1

2021/04/07

On our inaugural episode of Historical Madness we start the great presidential debate. Who is the greatest president ever!? We take on our new deal region and determine the victor between Franklin Roosevelt, Donald Trump, Herbert Hoover, Calvin Coolidge, Harry Truman, James Madison, John Adams, William Henry Harrison, Jimmy Carter, Chester Arthur, and Ronald Reagan. Enjoy!