Stacey Schiff discusses her book, ‘The Revolutionary Samuel Adams,’ shedding light on the often-overlooked contributions of Samuel Adams to the American Revolution. From his role as a propagandist to his involvement in key events like the Boston Tea Party, Schiff reveals how Adams’ political philosophy and personal experiences shaped his revolutionary ideas. The conversation explores Adams’ secrecy, his writings under pseudonyms, and his belief in the common man’s voice in governance. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes Adams’ significant yet under appreciated legacy in American history.