In this episode of President’s Unplugged, we explore the life of Jimmy Carter, from his early years in Georgia to his presidency during a time of economic and global challenges. We highlight his major accomplishments, including the Camp David Accords, and the struggles he faced in office. Finally, we look at his extraordinary post-presidency, where he became one of the most active and respected former presidents in American history.

In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary life of Theodore Roosevelt, a sickly boy who transformed himself into one of the toughest, most dynamic figures in American history. From his privileged but challenging childhood to leading the legendary Rough Riders in the Spanish-American War, Roosevelt’s path to greatness was anything but ordinary.

We’ll explore his rise to the vice presidency, his unexpected move into the White House at age 42, and how he redefined the role of the presidency with bold action, reform, and unrelenting energy. Finally, we’ll follow him through his post-presidential adventures, including a third-party run for the presidency and a near-fatal expedition in the Amazon, leading up to his death in 1919.

The second part of a two-part series explains George Washington's Legacy as a president and a person. In this episode, we examine the challenges faced by this cabinet, the Whiskey Rebellion, and the evolution of the vice president position.

The first episode of the Presidents Unplugged series introduces George Washington, our first President of the United States. The episode looks into George's early life, explaining why he is considered a military hero. And how his election was humble and unanimous.

This introductory episode explores the true intentions of Ty Svenson, including his aim to inspire, teach, and demonstrate to the American people the importance of learning about their presidents. This episode serves as a simple introduction to the main series and what may follow.