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Reaganland America's Right Turn 1976-1980

Rick Perlstein

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Pod Save America

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Pod Save America

It was briefly mentioned as a book that one of the podcast hosts was currently reading.

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I don't know if you could work that out as well. Oh, Reganland. I'm still working through that one. I jumped over to the Facebook book, which is very good. It's quite good.

— Episode: “The Fear Olympics.”

Episode: “The Fear Olympics.”

It was briefly mentioned as a book that one of the podcast hosts was currently reading.

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I don't know if you could work that out as well. Oh, Reganland. I'm still working through that one. I jumped over to the Facebook book, which is very good. It's quite good.

Episode: “The Fear Olympics.”

It was briefly mentioned during a conversation about books, with one of the podcast hosts stating that he was still working his way through it.

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I don't know if you could work that out as well. Oh, Reganland. I'm still working through that one.

Today, Explained

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Today, Explained

Political historian Rick Perlstein, author of both Nixonland and Reaganland, was featured on the podcast to provide historical context regarding the fallout from the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Host Noel King mentioned the book by title primarily to establish Perlstein’s expertise in detailing the rise of the modern Republican conservative movement.

Episode: The Chicago DNC everyone wants to forget

Rick Perlstein, the author of Reaganland, was interviewed about the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and discussed how it shaped the political landscape of the Republican party in the years that followed.

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Rick Perlstein, author of Nixon Land and Reagan Land.

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