6 HISTORIC INVESTIGATIONS
The hearings that changed America, read aloud in full. Watergate to January 6th.
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Each audiobook is structured by hearing day and witness testimony where the transcript allows, so you can follow who said what and when. Key exchanges are marked as chapters.
Watergate (1973), the 9/11 Commission (2004), Iran-Contra (1987), the Church Committee (1975), the Army-McCarthy hearings (1954), and the January 6th Committee (2022).
Each hearing comes with a free brief: what was investigated, the key witnesses, the key moments, the outcome, and the historical impact. Perfect for students, journalists, and history buffs.
When major new hearings conclude and transcripts release, we turn them into audiobooks. Be the first to know.
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