"The History and Beginnings of the 4th of July with Peter Betz" Ep #8

The Rich Giardino Show: Where the Constitution, Crime, and Politics Meet

Join us for a captivating episode of "The Rich Giardino Show," where the Constitution, crime, and politics intersect. In this special Independence Day edition, host Rich Giardino sits down with Peter Betz, Curator of the K.R. Dorn Regional History Collection at FMCC Library, State University of New York.
In this episode, Rich and Peter delve into the rich history and beginnings of the 4th of July, shedding light on the origins of Independence Day and its profound significance. Discover the fascinating ties between this pivotal moment in American history and Rich's own county of Fulton, New York.
Through engaging storytelling and historical insights, Peter Betz brings to life the early celebrations of American independence, exploring how these traditions have evolved over time. Rich adds a personal touch by connecting the broader historical narrative to local history in Fulton County.
Tune in for an enlightening discussion that honors the spirit of independence and offers a deeper understanding of the 4th of July's enduring legacy. Perfect for history enthusiasts and patriots alike, this episode is a tribute to the birth of our nation.
Don't miss Episode 8 of "The Rich Giardino Show," available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Rumble, and wherever you consume podcasts.