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Anonymous America

Anonymous America

著者： Jerry Broadway
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American history is filled with amazing stories from great individuals. Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, Franklin, McCarthur, Reagan. Names that immediately invoke stories of bravery, genius, and sacrifice.

But there's another layer to our country's history, also filled with great individuals who did incredible things for their country, and then for whatever reason, were completely forgotten about. Anonymous America brings these figures into the spotlight to give them the recognition they deserve. Each episode is delivered in less than 10 minutes, giving you a look into our country's past that you've probably never heard, in bite-sized chunks.

Subscribe today and learn about the American History you were never taught, but should have been.@2026 Hey Dad Productions 世界
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  • 44: Mary Never Missed A Day

    44: Mary Never Missed A Day
    2026/10/07
    When the Montana blizzards buried the roads and the stagecoach couldn't get through, the mail still came — carried on foot, through the storm, on snowshoes, by a cigar-smoking, six-foot woman in her sixties who was born into slavery. She became the first Black woman to carry the United States mail on a star route, and she never missed a day. This is the story of a legend the history books nearly lost.
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    5 分
  • 43: The Wrong Kind of Famous

    43: The Wrong Kind of Famous
    2026/10/05
    In September 1975, an ex-Marine in a San Francisco crowd saw a woman raise a pistol at President Gerald Ford — and lunged, grabbing her arm as the shot went wide. Overnight he was a national hero. Within days, the press had exposed the most private corner of his life, his family had turned away, and the man who saved a president began to lose everything. This is the story of a good deed that cost a good man more than anyone should ever pay.
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    5 分
  • 42: The Man Who Caught Snowflakes

    42: The Man Who Caught Snowflakes
    2026/10/02
    In a freezing shed behind a Vermont farmhouse, a self-taught farm boy spent two years trying to photograph something that vanishes the instant you touch it: a single snowflake. When he finally succeeded, he gave the world one of its most beautiful sights — and one of its most repeated truths, that no two are ever alike. He asked for no fame, made almost no money, and in the end the snow he loved was the very thing that took him.
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    5 分
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