The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 2)

People who don’t read history don’t know what they’re missing, something that it is a tremendous shame. Immensely interesting, richly written but never overly detailed, very readable and at times humorous, anyone interested in leadership or America and its place in the world would do well to read The American Story.

The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 1)

A light, but tremendously enjoyable read that covers a broad period history – from the Founding Fathers to Ronald Reagan. Each chapter focuses on an individual figure, mostly former Presidents (Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Franklin, Lincoln, FDR, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, Nixon and Reagan) but other kinds of prominent figures feature (the politician Alexander Hamilton, the wives to the Founding Fathers, the celebrity and pilot Charles Lindbergh, the Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King, and the final interview with Chief Justice John Roberts covers the workings of the US Supreme Court)

Where do you come from, Where do you go? A look at border controls

The myth of cancel culture: A real culture war?

Heathrow decision dictates the UK’s environmental conscience

Is War Journalism a Dying Art?

An ode to Europe

Boris Johnson hides whilst country underwater

Oscars 2020: Politics of the Red Carpet

Let’s just get over these strikes…