All Episodes
Michigan's role at Antietam: Generals Williams, Richardson legacies
In Episode 40, Brian James Egen of The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn and author/historian Jack Dempsey join co-hosts John Banks and Tom McMillan to talk all things Mic...
Albion Brooks: A teen soldier's Civil War story at Antietam
In Episiode 39, author Linda Zimmerman talks with John Banks (co-host Tom McMillan will be back soon) about her book, A Civil War Soldier and Me, the story of 8th Conn...
Listener spotlight: A Civil War-mad Canadian
In Episode 38, Canadian and long-suffering Toronto Maple Leafs fan Devan Sommerville, a fan of our podcast, joins co-host John Banks (Tom McMillan was off) for a 15-mi...
Dr. Jennifer Murray on George Meade at Antietam, 'Old Baldy'
In a freewheeling Episode 37, Dr. Jennifer Murray — incoming director of the George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War at Shepherd University — joins co...
Gettysburg College's Ashley Whitehead Luskey on Civil War education
In a mini-podcast, historian Ashley Whitehead Luskey — assistant director of the Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College — chats with co-hosts Tom McMillan and John ...
Maryland Campaign Symposium: Behind the scenes with Jon-Erik Gilot
In a mini-podcast, Jon Erik-Gilot — curator at the Thomas Espy Post at the Andrew Carnegie (Pa.) Free Library And Music Hall — dishes with co-hosts Tom McMillan and Jo...
Symposium special: Historians discuss Maryland Campaign
In a freewheeling Episode 34 — taped before an audience at the Maryland Campaign Symposium at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall in Carnegie, Pa. — historia...
Antietam hero Rufus Dawes of the Iron Brigade
In a freewheeling Episode 33, podcast hosts Tom McMillan and John Banks discuss Iron Brigade officer Rufus Dawes, who endured despite losing his best friend at Antieta...
Antietam Artillery expert Jim Rosebrock reveals seldom-visited sites
On Episode 32, Antietam battlefield guide and author Jim Rosebrock — a retired U.S. Army officer and Department of Justice employee — talks with co-hosts John Banks an...
Robert Gould Shaw, Emancipation Proclamation with historian Rich Condon
On Episode 31, historian Rich Condon — editor of the Civil War Pittsburgh web site — talks with co-hosts John Banks and Tom McMillan about Robert Gould Shaw's role at ...
Grammy Award winner Taylor Agan
On Episode 30, 2025 Grammy Award winner Taylor Agan, who has, like, one billion Civil War soldier ancestors, talks with co-hosts Tom McMillan and John Banks about his ...
12th Corps at Antietam: Insights from Chris Bryan
On Episode 29, Chris Bryan — author of Cedar Mountain to Antietam: A Civil War Campaign History of the Union XII Corps, July-September 1862 — dives deep into the corps...
Antietam maps and guide life with Brad Gottfried
On Episode 28, Brad Gottfried — Antietam battlefield guide and Antietam Institute board member — talks about his Civil War map books, including The Maps Of Antietam, w...
Battle of Shepherdstown: Dr. Mike Nickerson on Maryland Campaign's finish
On Episode 27, Dr. Mike Nickerson — president of the Shepherdstown (W.Va.) Battlefield Preservation Association — dives into the fascinating final battle of the Maryla...
Antietam guide Jim Smith: Ballparks, Rush and battlefield tales
In a freewheeling Episode 26, Antietam guide Jim Smith visits with co-hosts Tom McMillan and John Banks about his longtime interest in the battlefield (psst — it invol...
Turning One: NPS ranger Keith Snyder helps celebrate Antietam podcast anniversary
On the one-year anniversary of "The Antietam And Beyond Podcast," longtime National Park Service ranger Keith B. Snyder — chief of resource education at the battlefiel...
From Lost Cause to battlefield guide: Michael Hill's Antietam journey
In a freewheeling Episode 24, Antietam guide Michael Hill talks with co-hosts Tom McMillan and John Banks about the ins and outs of becoming a battlefield guide, his f...
Battlefield guide Kevin Pawlak's 40-Acre Cornfield tour
In Episode 23, battlefield guide Kevin Pawlak talks with co-hosts Tom McMillan and John Banks about the Antietam Institute's epic tour of the 40-Acre Cornfield and els...