Mitchell MacNaughtonSavory History: FDR’s Chestnut StuffingLong before the modern foodie was having do-it-yourself ramen noodles delivered to their doorstep, food-lovers had been stewing, chopping…Dec 1, 2016Dec 1, 2016
Mitchell MacNaughtonThe Mind of a Refined NeanderthalWhat lurks inside the mind of a refined neanderthal? What fills the brain of candidate who sees buckets of chicken as photo opportunities…Nov 1, 2016Nov 1, 2016
Mitchell MacNaughtonHarsh History: Who cut van Gogh’s ear?Proudly presenting episode 2 of “Harsh History” — a chronicling of majorly uncool moves pulled by noteworthy figures throughout history.Oct 19, 2016Oct 19, 2016
Mitchell MacNaughtonSavory History: JFK’s Fish ChowderLong before the modern foodie was having do-it-yourself ramen noodles delivered to their doorstep, food-lovers had been stewing, chopping…Aug 12, 2016Aug 12, 2016
Mitchell MacNaughton3 Slaves and a Side of Meth: North Korea as the World’s Black MarketNorth Korean Economics 101 states that if you live in the dark, you must work in the dark. As a long time member of the sanctioned-country…Apr 3, 2015Apr 3, 2015
Mitchell MacNaughtoninI. M. H. O.A Tale of Two Tribes.As The Washington Redskins were flourishing in the 20th Century, Native Americans were battling intolerance.Oct 22, 2013Oct 22, 2013
Mitchell MacNaughtonOpening the Arms BazaarIn the 80's the Mujahideen got Stingers, and now Syrian rebels are getting foreign arms of their own.Sep 18, 2013Sep 18, 2013
Mitchell MacNaughtonIn Syria, History Should be the Policy Driver.The U.S. has a past full of misbegotten tactics in the Middle East that should serve as a warning against Syrian intervention.Sep 4, 2013Sep 4, 2013
