For more than two centuries, the White House in Washington, DC, has been the stage for some of the most dramatic scenes in American history. Its walls and portraits have witnessed fierce power struggles, world-altering decisions, shocking scandals, and unforgettable meetings. In the signature style of the popular American History Tellers podcast, A View from the White House places listeners in the point of view of the historical figures-power brokers and everyday Americans, alike, who lived through such pivotal events as: Andrew Jackson's disastrous 1829 inauguration, when a populist mob overran and trashed the White House; Woodrow Wilson's stroke, which led to his wife Edith serving as a shadow president during the final months of his administration; Abraham Lincoln's clandestine journey to Washington to dodge an assassination plot on the eve of the Civil War; Winston Churchill's wartime sojourn at the White House, during which he and FDR developed plans to defeat Germany; and Barack Obama's decision to green-light the daring Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

"American history tellers presents"

Out of the ashes -- The President's house -- Dolly Johnson -- The renovation -- The situation room -- The Oval Office -- The swimming pool -- A party for the people -- The plot to kill President Lincoln -- The adviser -- Rose Cleveland -- A dinner invitation -- Equality for all -- The Panama Canal -- The shadow President -- The ugliest building in America -- The houseguest -- The secret tapes -- The raid -- Rebuilding the white house.