This week on Dave Does History, we take you back to the morning that changed the world—April 19, 1775. It didn’t begin with a declaration. It began with whispers, riders, and a few dozen men standing on Lexington Green. These weren’t revolutionaries yet. They were farmers, tradesmen, and teenagers who had simply had enough.

Dave brings a personal lens to the story, tracing the footsteps of his own ancestors—Ebenezer and Isaac Bowman—as they faced down the British Regulars. From Paul Revere’s midnight ride to the fierce resistance at Concord’s North Bridge, this episode explores the motivations, fears, and legacies of those who chose to stand.

It’s not about muskets and tactics. It’s about why ordinary people risk everything for freedom.

Join us as we explore the spark that lit the fire of the American Revolution, only on Dave Does History—right here on Bill Mick Live.

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