“Voice of Freedom isn’t just about the concert, or even about Anderson herself... Voice of Freedom is also about America in the Jim Crow era and, to an illuminating extent, about the Lincoln Memorial…a moving tribute to a remarkable figure.”
​-The Wall Street Journal
“The tone is one of understated, black-and-white retro-tabloid terror, in tune with the intimidation, coercion and paranoia that the lie detector provided in America.”
​-The Wall Street Journal
“Riveting…resonating with haunting parallels for today’s America and today’s world.”
-Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Murder of a President, a particularly engrossing installment of the American Experience series, portrays Garfield as the John F. Kennedy of his century - a president who embodied a lot of hopes and potential that were never realized…The re-enactments used to help tell the tale are particularly evocative.”
-The New York Times
“A remarkable tour of a terrible part of our history that makes the case - a compelling one - that this history isn’t entirely in the past at all.”
​-Newsday
“A fascinating look back at the beginnings of forensic science. These stories make up a grim episode in American history that should never be forgotten.”
-Miami Herald
“So rich in well-staged reenactments that it is more docudrama than documentary...The Abolitionists is a reminder for our noisy, instant-news present that the great movements of history take decades to mature, and that presidents and other politicians are often among the last to board the bandwagon.”
-New York Times
“Features a brilliant tycoon with a double life, a secret laboratory, ​and a quest for invention that helped turn the tide of war.”
​-Historynet.com
“Rapley approaches a difficult subject with a subtle finesse. It is virtually impossible not to get choked up over the tragedy and sadness that befell these Arctic pioneers.”
-Historynet.com
“Fascinating - lays out in detail how, more than any other American of his time, Cody is the one most responsible for crafting the enduring narrative of the American West.”
-New York Post
“A really interesting biography [of Wyatt Earp]...goes far beyond the usual portrayal of the Western lawman in popular movies.”
-NPR
“An interesting and thought-provoking series that all Americans should see.”
-South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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