Excellent intro message too😂

Ummm ummmm ummmm

Loved listening to Heather talk about Andrew and their life together. I got to meet them both in 2016 at the Memphis Film Festival, which was held in Tunica, Ms. They were delightful and obviously devoted to each other, so I was saddened when I heard about his death a couple of years ago. I stumbled upon this interview after a random picture of that meeting from 2016 appeared on my iPad. So glad to see Heather again.

Bethany, don't feel about the Walk Tallers because I looked them on Google and KZbin! Guess what? Yep, I found out there is no such group! Oh Matt you are good! 😂😅😊

Great show

Matt, wait a minute. You mean you're not supposed to shout at the drive thru kiosk? Who knew? <LOL> Seriously, as someone who shouts at the drive thru, I can totally relate to your dad! I guess I'm old, Bruh!

Siegel !!! spelling check

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first photo I saw of Sickles.... I said... oh, that guy needs crutches !!!!

Another great episode. I live in Bedford Pa 30 miles from Johnstown. Great to hear the reference

Lewis Trott does such a great job with these tours. This video is awesome! I loved the maps that indicated the perspective of the camera in relation to the battlefield. Often times Battle Walk videos offer such a limited picture that it is difficult to pinpoint where the tour is at any given time. This was not the case with this video.

Love the podcast. Loved this episode but could you tell me which number podcast is the Union officer’s wounds? Thanks

love the Flag

Will be there for the June tour, really looking forward to it.

What he’s saying about Nashville being a bachelorette party town is absolutely true. My son lives near there & anytime we visit Broadway in downtown, scantily clad in”woo-hoo” girls are everywhere. I thank God Almighty my daughter was never among them.

The scene When Reynolds arrives may not be the way it occurred, but it's still one of my favorites. I like the soundtrack that plays during the scene, and of course, "Now let's go surprise Harry Heth". Thank You for the shows.

OUTstanding. I grew up in Northfield, VT, just about a block or two from the grave of Col. F. V. Randall, 13th VT and I appreciate the research and thought behind this tour. Glad you mentioned Howard Coffin's book - "Nine Months to Gettysburg." My wife and I plan to be in Gettysburg this September and we hope to catch that tour.

Thank you Matt for getting these online. For those of us fans who live several hundred miles away we finally get to see a get out of car tour!! Super cool to finally see the group we have only heard about for so many years!! Thank you

Real time town stuff.... as I recall didn't the residents spend 3 or 4 days huddling in their cellars or hiding in the Maryland? Tongue is in cheek but also somewhat distended between the teeth and vibrating! 👅

What a fun time!!! If I ever get to Gettysburg I will definitely do a "get out of the car" tour

This is shaping up to be the best year of AG yet. The video content like this is gonna help grow the channel

Great job on this.

Very good.

This is awesome. Love the photos worked in

I spent time in Gettysburg every summer growing up from 5 years old to adulthood closing the park at sunset is BS i cant remember but im pretty sure you were allowed till 10 pm in the summer i loved having that time when not many people were in the park.

Hilarious! What website is this AI from it sounds awesome.

Great job, Matt! As a musician, I am 100% for analog. And it's been coming back - people tire of the "white" sound of digital and want the warmer sound of us live musicians...warts and all.😂 SP

You were very cute with, Jacob. 🙂

I'm in Georgia, I plan on coming up on the Anniversary and traveling the entire battlefield, from start to finish.

Hi Heather! Im so glad to see you! Please keep up the great work. Take care, stay safe. You were from northside, so thats where the gumption comes from.

Only problem is if you want to do a good podcast don’t be so sided with one side . Just admit that the union got the ass whipped for few years. I’ve heard the author say Stonewall Jacksn was stupid “ literally” out of his mouth on a previous podcast in which verified my judgment.

Totally fascinating episode, especially Pattons story.

what a great channel. thank you all. maybe sometime I can visit there for a week. AZ

Rick Schroeder is always a great guest on here great episode

I imagine telling a casualty that their split kneecap isn't a big deal is something you'd do from a distance.

Please let me know where this Shegella restaurant is located and I’ll avoid it like the plague.

Trying to function with illness and while heavily stressed AND GOING WITHOUT ADEQUATE SLEEP every night you are in the field - that must have been tortuous existence.

no toilet paper.

You guys are awesome! A.P. Hill getting Gonorrhea...... That had to be absolutely miserable back then..... Now you can get a shot and it's gone in two days..... That had to be horrible 😂😂😂

UNMUTE ME!

I wonder if the ghosts were like "what are these people doing here, don't they know there's a battle raging?"

Great show. Thank you, and thank you John and Kathy.

I can’t wait to get time to listen to this episode! You hipped me to the Top 10 book with the Top 10 Infantry action episode…a great conversation and listen! I found a copy of the book on Amazon for cheap, and brought it on my last visit in March. I checked out most of the cannons on the list on my last day. I also ran into Garry Adelman on that trip..,he was very polite and kind! Peace

What a haphazard way to explain the various types. Heaven help the novice.

I like Sue Boardman’s cyclorama book. I’d recommend it highly. 🙂👍🏻

Growing up, my next door neighbor had been a air gunnery instructor in Colorado during ww2. He said that a lot of very young men died to wear one of those movie star leather jackets. He was around 26 and said that his students were mostly 17 and 18 years old. He said that in late 43 they were loosing bomber crews faster than they could train replacements. He was lucky, he was ordered to a bomber crew and the war ended while he was in route overseas. He would get misty eyed talking about the kids he trained and were lost. They really were the greatest generation. 🫡

I can't even imagine what that area was like on July 1-3!!

Cool vid! I'm a bit of an off the beaten path guy, would love an episode on Brockenbroughs brigade . Fought on the first and third day, but performed poorly. Why? Just a thought. Give all us geeks a break from the 20th Maine,etc. Love 'ya!

wow! no words!

Very nice thanks Matt