Trae Wisecarver is the “Outlaw Historian,” and he’s not messing around. A native of southern Arkansas, he’s working on his Ph.D in history at Texas A & M University, where he is writing about the Civil War in his home state.

Trae became a Twitter sensation in 2019. He took a cue from Keri Leigh Merritt and posted a video about the need for a new Civil War documentary that improves upon Ken Burns’s 1990 film. Not one to shy away from a fight, Trae has run afoul of the dubious character Dinesh D’Souza as well as online Nazis, neo-Confederates, and other unsavory characters. Trae keeps up a spirited Twitter account, and after his original feed was suspended, he is back (and more fired up than ever.)

In addition to his interview show The Outlaw Historian, you can also catch his wrestling podcast, The Oh My Godcast: An ECW Retrospective, which he co-hosts with his friend Ben Dangerously.

Listen here: http://americanrambler.libsyn.com/podcast/episode-153-trae-wiseacre