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Nov 1, 2026

Daniel MeceyHOST
19:19
This happened up in Plymouth, Rock,
Chet GarnerHOST
19:22
the Mayflower.
Chet GarnerHOST
19:23
Supposedly Native Americans and Pilgrims.
Chet GarnerHOST
19:25
1621 is the date that we give the original Thanksgiving.
Bill ArnoldHOST
5:38
I was wrong.
Bill ArnoldHOST
5:40
It starts with the Mayflower Compact in 1620.
Bill ArnoldHOST
5:44
Explain that to us.
Lawrence ReedGUEST
5:46
Yeah, I think that is a quintessentially American document.
Lawrence ReedGUEST
5:50
When people ask me, when did America begin? I know they expect me to say 1776, but I say 1620.
Lawrence ReedGUEST
5:57
And that was because of the Mayflower Compact.
Lawrence ReedGUEST
6:02
That's the year, of course, that the pilgrims journeyed across the Atlantic to found what became the Plymouth Colony.
Lawrence ReedGUEST
6:13
And a lot of Americans may have forgotten a little bit of their history here that they didn't come straight from Great Britain where they were persecuted for their faith.
speaker_6HOST
14:57
I don't think that's correct, but I'm going to let you continue on with your myths.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
15:01
The pilgrims brought furniture with them on the Mayflower.
speaker_6HOST
15:05
Yeah, I'm sure they brought their belongings with
Jolene RoxburyHOST
15:07
them.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
15:08
Myth.
Jolene RoxburyHOST
15:09
That's a myth?
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
15:10
The only items the pilgrims brought with them on the Mayflower were assorted chests and boxes, which were easily assembled into cheaply fashioned furniture and sold to the Indians as contemporary teepee furnishings.
speaker_13VOICE_ACTOR
15:24
The
Ashley PageHOST
10:39
So Cracker Barrel has rolled out their holiday menu, which includes things like cinnamon swirl pancakes, country fried turkey sandwiches, along with a cinnamon swirl latte as well.
Ashley PageHOST
10:51
Landman star Billy Bob Thornton is set to host a three-part docuseries about the Mayflower starting November 23rd on Fox Nation.
Ashley PageHOST
10:58
The Mayflower was, of course, the 17th century ship that in 1620 transported English families to what would become the American colony, then state, of Massachusetts.
Ashley PageHOST
11:08
And that's your news.
Ashley PageHOST
11:10
ashley
Samuel BiagettiHOST
30:49
And these two chambers, the Court of Assistance and the General Court, they took on different class profiles.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
30:55
The General Court tended to represent more of the average freemen who were mostly small landholding farmers, whereas the House of Assistance comprised major grandees, including merchants and older original settlers who had come on the Mayflower.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
31:11
So the assistants reserved, for their part, they reserved the right to control acquisition and distribution of land for the colony.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
31:20
But already by 1640, tensions were mounting between the assistants and the general court.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
32:27
And this would allow for more expansion.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
32:29
In effect, the free men could just start voting themselves more land.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
32:34
But in return, the general court granted three large tracts to a consortium of investors comprising most of the old guard of the colony, including among them 20 men who had come over on the Mayflower and signed the Mayflower Compact back in 1620 and several others who had come over on early ships in 1621-22, and a few backers back in England.
Samuel BiagettiHOST
32:58
And these three large tracts given over to this consortium of trustees, they included, for one, a large strip of land far to the west of the colony along the shores of Narragansett Bay, which included the critical Wampanoag villages of Poconocket and Sawams.
Miwa MesserHOST
0:24
This is kind of a running thing on the show.
Miwa MesserHOST
0:27
Mayflower, finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.
Miwa MesserHOST
0:30
History of Bunker Hill.
Miwa MesserHOST
0:31
He's written about Benedict Arnold.

17 MINS LATER

Miwa MesserHOST
17:19
I mean, you're the guy who taught me that Miles Standish of the Pilgrims, all of his fellow Pilgrims were like, oh, yeah, Captain Shrimp.
Miwa MesserHOST
17:25
And I just, you know, as someone who had to go to Plymouth Plantation every year in grade school when I was tiny, Captain Shrimp makes me laugh.
Miwa MesserHOST
17:32
But also just the way you reexamine all of the Mayflower Thanksgiving mythology, right? Yeah.
Miwa MesserHOST
17:41
um but it's all of the tiny details that you find while you're doing your research and also i think people don't remember too that like what we know is thanksgiving and the mayflower and all of that legacy really starts to happen in 1850 when william bradford's book comes out and he's like this is the book about plymouth plantation and this is all you need to know and it's basically kind of the east coast version of this western creation mythology that we're seeing with the gold rush
Aletheia KarrasNARRATOR
27:23
Governor Bradford, the very prop and glory of Plymouth Colony, and John Alden were thus among
Aletheia KarrasNARRATOR
27:28
Mrs. Borden's ancestors who came over on the Mayflower.
Aletheia KarrasNARRATOR
27:31
And so were Priscilla Mullins and her parents, and a certain Thomas Rogers from whom, on the maternal side, Elizabeth Bradford was descended.
Aletheia KarrasNARRATOR
27:39
End footnote.
Kevin FlynnHOST
16:39
All right.
Kevin FlynnHOST
16:39
She is the ninth great-granddaughter, so nine greats, great-granddaughter of Mayflower passenger William Brewster.
Kevin FlynnHOST
16:48
He was a Puritan, and he had a son, Jonathan, and daughters named Prudence, Love, and Fear.
Kevin FlynnHOST
16:54
Wow.
Roberta BlevinsGUEST
17:08
Not surprised to hear those names from a Puritan.
Kevin FlynnHOST
17:11
No.
Kevin FlynnHOST
17:12
Do you know that this is a historical fact that there were four unaccompanied children aboard the Mayflower? Oh, really? Yeah.
Kevin FlynnHOST
17:19
Those
Katie GreenHOST
0:32
Okay.
Katie GreenHOST
0:32
And I am a Mayflower descendant.
Ian TrombleyHOST
0:34
Ah, wow.
Katie GreenHOST
0:35
I love to dress up.

7 MINS LATER

Katie GreenHOST
7:19
But today I'm going to share some fun facts with you.
Ian TrombleyHOST
7:21
Okay.
Katie GreenHOST
7:22
As I mentioned at the top of the show, I'm a Mayflower descendant.
Katie GreenHOST
7:26
Yes.
Mark ArumHOST
11:29
Again, I think it's because of my New England roots.
Mark ArumHOST
11:31
I'm all about the the War of Independence and the Mayflower.
Mark ArumHOST
11:38
The Pilgrims landing on Plymouth Rock.
Mark ArumHOST
11:40
Billy Bob Thornton, favorite guest of the Marc Aram Show, is making a new documentary about the Mayflower, Debra?
Debra GreenHOST
11:47
Just in time for Thanksgiving as well, right? Perfect.
Debra GreenHOST
11:49
So a three-part docuseries.
Debra GreenHOST
11:52
It's going to be on Fox Nation, hosted by or narrated, I guess, by Billy Bob Thornton, all about the Mayflower.
Debra GreenHOST
11:58
People often forget, like, who exactly was on the Mayflower.

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