Nicholas Wood joins Director A. Troy Thomas to discuss James Monroe and other Founding Fathers.

Nic Wood is an assistant professor of Early American History at Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama.

Book Editor and Bible Teacher Jim Reimann discusses the various types of slavery as seen in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament.

Alan Kulikoff discusses Early American crop economics, the slave trade and America's Founding Fathers. Alan Kulikoff is a Professor Emeritus at the University of Georgia. His books include: "Tobacco and Slaves: The Development of Southern Cultures in the Chesapeake 1680-1800."

Kat Imhoff shares her insights on James Madison including his critical leadership in the founding of the United States. Kat Imhoff is the Senior Conservation Fellow at the Piedmont Environmental Council, and formerly the President and CEO of The Montpelier Foundation.

Historian George McDaniel describes the beauty and struggles that took place at Drayton Hall. George W. McDaniel served as the Executive Director of Drayton Hall, a National Trust Historic Site, located in Charleston, South Carolina.

Julian Dangerfield explains his view of the Founding Fathers, and how American slavery still impacts contemporary Black Americans. Dangerfield is the founder of Shalom Outreach and Senior Pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church.

A. Troy Thomas interviews Ken Turner about slavery in the Old Testament and its connection to Early America. Turner is a Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages at Taccoa Falls College in Taccoa, Georgia. He was formerly the Program Director of Biblical Studies at Bryan College.

Rich Cooper discusses the economics of American slavery on a growing nation, and how America's Founding Fathers can rightly be praised and condemned for their actions. Rich is currently the President & CEO of the Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, NC.