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Episode 230: Ragtown

Episode 230: Ragtown


Episode 230


It’s time to talk about water once again. In this case, we discuss all the preparation that went into one of the biggest public works projects of the 1930s that just so happens to sit between Arizona…


Published on 9 hours ago

Episode 229: To You We Will Our Fighting Hearts

Episode 229: To You We Will Our Fighting Hearts


Episode 229


The U.S. Army started to reorganize and consolidate in the 1920s. At Fort Huachuca this meant an end to its time hosting not only the 10th Cavalry and 25th Infantry Buffalo Soldiers, but the last rem…


Published on 2 weeks ago

Episode 228: This Uniform Means the Same Thing a White Man's Does

Episode 228: This Uniform Means the Same Thing a White Man's Does


Episode 228


When they weren’t patrolling the border or invading Mexico, the Buffalo Soldiers had lives filled with Army drills, band concerts, baseball games, dances with eligible women and, oh yeah, all kinds o…


Published on 3 weeks ago

Episode 227: The Tenth Is In Mexico

Episode 227: The Tenth Is In Mexico


Episode 227


We continue our deep look into the service of the Buffalo Soldiers with one of the main highlights of their time in Arizona - protesting the border and invading Mexico.


Published on 4 weeks ago

Episode 226: Camp Naco

Episode 226: Camp Naco


Episode 226


The Buffalo Soldiers left quite a legacy, both in general and in Arizona. Along the border town of Naco, part of that legacy is still standing - and some folks want to keep it that way.


Published on 1 month ago

Episode 225: The Cantonese Paymaster

Episode 225: The Cantonese Paymaster


Episode 225


This is the story of how one Chinese man became a legend at Fort Huachuca.


Published on 1 month, 1 week ago

Episode 224: Camp Huachuca

Episode 224: Camp Huachuca


Episode 224


Before it became the very model of a modern Army installation, Fort Huachuca started out as the temporary Camp Huachuca, a remote, frontier outpost that was simply struggling to hold on.


Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Episode 223: Pluto

Episode 223: Pluto


Episode 223


In 1930, a young man from Kansas working in Flagstaff noted an object move 3.5 millimeters between two photographic plates. And our understanding of the Solar System has never been the same.


Published on 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Episode 222: Planet X

Episode 222: Planet X


Episode 222


While you can’t talk about Percival Lowell without mentioning his views on Mars, you also have to discuss his other great obsession - finding the hypothetical ninth planet hiding on the fringes of th…


Published on 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Episode 221: Science and Speculation

Episode 221: Science and Speculation


Episode 221


During the first two decades of its existence, Lowell Observatory furthered both one of the great astronomical misconceptions and breakthroughs of the 20th century.


Published on 2 months, 4 weeks ago





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