Published on Jun 29, 2026, 7:00:00 PM
Total time: 00:00:28
In this episode of Beyond Mount Rushmore, we delve into the intriguing secrets that surround every president, focusing on the political, personal, and historical implications of these hidden truths. We specifically explore a significant event that took place on a November afternoon in Dallas involving President John F. Kennedy and a concealed medical device. This episode raises questions about the potential impact of this device on the course of history, a topic that continues to spark debate among historians. Join us, Jeff Hickcox and Stan Nawalaniec, as we uncover the overlooked details that make history unforgettable. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Beyond Mount Rushmore dives into the stories your history teacher definitely skipped. Each week, we explore forgotten presidents and their sketchy scandals, bizarre executive orders, and historic near-misses. Plus, facts so weird you'll think we made them up.
From FDR's final words, "I have a terrific headache," to Eleanor Roosevelt's lifelong "companion" in the White House, we're here to prove that history is anything but boring. Whether you're a hardcore history nerd or just love laughing at old dead guys' dumb decisions, buckle up for a wild ride through America's lesser-known past. New episodes drop every week—perfect for fans of dark humor, surprising trivia, and stories that Netflix wouldn't dare touch. Hosted by self-proclaimed presidential historian Stan Nawalaniec (owner of three Warren G. Harding bobbleheads) and co-host Jeff Hickcox (the voice of reason).