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Guest: David Forbes

For non-subscribers, here is a 20+ minute preview of Radio War Nerd episode 47 (total length 2:15:44) with journalist David Forbes, on the guerrilla civil wars in North Carolina during the Civil War, and the Lost Cause myths vs local memories . . .

You can follow David Forbes' excellent reporting out of Asheville, North Carolina at The Asheville Blade, and buy their book on sci-fi's authoritarian origins, The Old Iron Dream.

Would you like to know more? Subscribe to Radio War Nerd here on our patreon page, to listen to the entire episode 46 and all previous locked episodes. Depending on your pledge, you can also get our downloadable RSS feed for your podcast app, the Radio War Nerd Newsletter, Show Notes and more...

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Shad Narcher

What sort of pledge rates the RSS feed link? I'm pledging a mere $2 an episode right now and have to download the show the hard way. May I be so bold as to suggest that since you guys made your nut for monthly pledges, you give the feed link to every subscriber?

Tupac Chopra

There doesn't seem to be an mp3 for episodes 2-7. Could you put those up? Running those episodes off my 4G is going to kill my data plan.

Carl O'Connor

To listen offline I found it easiest to download the patreon app and listen to war nerd through that.

Andrew Bossie

Also, not sure how else to get in touch with John or Mark, but I have been a $5 subscriber for about a month now but I have not gotten the newsletter. Realized I was missing out when I the nuclear winter piece was alluded to during the Nukes episode. Not sure if I am missing something. My email: andrew.a.bossie@gmail.com

radiowarnerd

Hi Zanzibar, Not sure if this will help, but the title for RSS/iTunes is War Nerd Radio (instead of Radio War Nerd).

radiowarnerd

Hi Tupac, Thanks for letting us know. We'll fix this asap.

radiowarnerd

Sorry about that Andrew. We'll find out what happened and fix it.

Shad Narcher

Thanks Gary. It didn't help, but I took Carol's advice above and installed the Petreon app. Provides the most hassle-free listening experience so far.

Michael William

Can you recommend a good history of the war that goes into the southern political/social structure?