Dr. Philip W. Travis examines how a historical loss of public trust in government created the foundation for the Trump Era. The podcast is organized into a series of chapters each with a summary of the topic and its general relation to the loss of public trust that began developing during the 1960s. Within each chapter specialists will provide focused and nuanced explanation of aspects of each of the critical developments that made the Trump Era possible.

History Changes Podcast: Breaking The Social Contract: How Americans Lost Trust in Government
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Dr. Philip W. Travis examines how a historical loss of public trust in government created the foundation for the Trump Era. The podcast is organized into a series of chapters each with a summary of the topic and its general relation to the loss of public trust that began developing during the 1960s. Within each chapter specialists will provide focused and nuanced explanation of aspects of each of the critical developments that made the Trump Era possible.
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June 13, 2025
Breaking the Social Contract, Ep. 1: The Vietnam War
Dr. Philip W. Travis examines how the Vietnam War initiated a deep-seated distrust in the U.S. government, ultimately influencing the political landscape leading up to the Trump era; this is an interview.

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Breaking the Social Contract: Introduction
Dr. Philip W. Travis introduces the podcast series, exploring how the Trump era amplified the idea that the government was failing its citizens, thus breaking the social contract.
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