Vice Presidents of The United States Podcast
A history of the United States, as told through its vices, the holders of the second-highest office in the land. Bruce Carlson delves into the lives of the individuals who have achieved the second office of American government. Learn history, and hear some great stories. vicepresidents.libsyn.com
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