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Eagle Hoss & Hound
by JD Collier
Respect for the common #AmericanMutt with examples including veterans and heros who serve and sacrifice. #Love #America
Episodes
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Ep. 58 - 4th of July 2022 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
Happy Birthday America! This episode presents a speech by JD Collier for the Flag Day ceremony at Emmaus, PA which occurred on June 14, 2022. The speech mentions such Eagles as George Washington and such Hosses as Benjamin Franklin, Ulysses Grant, Abraham Lincoln, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr....
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2021 Wrap Up - Butterfly & Bee - S3 E26
J.D. Collier wraps up 2021 and ushers in 2022. 2021 has been a year of BEATING A DEAD HORSE - telling the viewers all about the HOSS - the social integrity heroes from our American past. 2022 is going to highlight and develop the idea of the MUTT. Here's to you the Hound (MUTT), wishing you a…
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Muhammad Ali Part 2 Ft Clovis Williams SERVICE S3 E25
Besides being "The Greatest" and the Heavyweight Champ of the World, Muhammad Ali was a devout Muslim. His religious beliefs guided his life. In fact, he followed his religious bent when he declined enlisting in the U.S. Army in 1967 (at the height of the Vietnam War). His refusal to join the…
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Part 1 Muhammad Ali RESPECT S3 E24
Here is a quick test of Facebook Live to introduce Muhammad Ali in Part 1. In a future episode, Clovis Williams will join to provide discussion of the impact of Muhammad Ali. Here's hoping everyone is have a great Holiday Season 2021! JD Collier
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Squanto & The 1st Thanksgiving - COMMITMENT - S3 E23
As William Bradford offered a prayer at the first Thanksgiving celebration, he specifically named Squanto who he described as a “Joseph” sent to aid the Pilgrims. Like Joseph from the Bible, Squanto had been taken away from his family and sold into slavery. Then, later he returned and helped to...
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James Baldwin Part 2 - COURAGE - S3 E22
James Baldwin was an American author who challenged the status quo for race relations in the 20th Century. His poetry, books, and commentary gave voice especially to the millions of African Americans who were stuck in the segregated US South with it's Jim Crow attitudes and practices - not to...
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James Baldwin - Part 1 - HONOR - S3 E21 Feat. Clovis Williams
James Baldwin was an American writer who challenged the status quo for race relations in the 20th Century. His poetry, books, and commentary gave voice especially to the millions of African Americans who were stuck in the segregated US South with it's Jim Crow attitudes and practices - not to...
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Lincoln in Gettysburg - STRENGTH - S3 E20
Abraham Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863 to a gathered crowd of an estimated 10-15 thousand people to dedicate the national burial site for the soldiers who died during the great battle at Gettysburg, PA (which had occured in July 1863). His simple language and short...
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Jim Thorpe - SACRIFICE - S3 E19
Jim Thorpe was called "That Indian" by the opposing football teams and the American culture at large as the running back for the Carlisle Indians - the school for Native American industrial training in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Despite the racist rhetoric and the best tacklers available at the…
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Sacagawea - SERVICE - S3 E18
Sacagawea provided a vital service (especially her calm service leadership) for Lewis & Clark, during their Corps of Discovery expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase land from St. Louis all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Needing to trade for horses with the Shoshone Tribe, Lewis & Clark were...
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Colin Powell - RESPECT - S3 E17
Colin Powell was the 65th U.S. Secretary of State serving under President George W. Bush. Prior to that, he had served a distinguished U.S. Army career of nearly 4 decades culminating as the U.S. Military's highest rank and position, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (during Presidents George...
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Pocahontas - COMMITMENT - S3 E16
Pocahontas was a pivotal figure in American history! When the first English settlement of Jamestown was established in 1607, she became enthralled at these newcomers and befriended John Smith (learning some English and teaching him some Powhatan language). Pocahontas, the favoraite daughter of...
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Margaret Chase Smith - COURAGE - S3 E15
On winning the election for Senator of Maine in 1948, Margaret Chase Smith became the first woman to have won elections for both houses of U.S. Congress. Hailing from Skohegan, Maine, Margaret Chase became involved with politics in 1930 when she married Clyde Smith. By 1936, Clyde won election as…
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Part 2 - Medgar Evers - HONOR - S3 E14
Part 2 - How important is the VOTE? - When JFK spoke to the nation on June 11, 1963, many Americans were inspired by his words. Only, that same evening, a racist segregationist sniper shot Medgar Evers in his own driveway as he returned home to his family. Medgar Evers had been the NAACP…
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Part 1 Medgar Evers STRENGTH S3 E13 - (Featuring Clovis Williams)
When JFK spoke to the nation on June 11, 1963, many Americans were inspired by his words. Only, that same evening, a racist segregationist sniper shot Medgar Evers in his own driveway as he returned home to his family. Medgar Evers had been the NAACP secretary for Mississippi, and his success in...
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SNCC - SACRIFICE - S3 E12
When Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was jailed in Atlanta 9 days before the 1960 election, his release changed the course of the election, benefiting John F. Kennedy who won. JFK and his brother had made two important phone calls, convincing the judge to release him. The joy felt by Afro-American...
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MLK in Birmingham Jail - SERVICE - S3 E11
Although Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is most noted for his "I Have A Dream!" ,speech, he did many other things including write a letter while being held inside a Birmingham Jail. This letter was in response to criticism by a moderate group of clergy who were disappointed in the tactics MLK was...
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Quanah Parker - RESPECT - S3 E10
Quanah Parker was considered the Last Comanche Chief. His mother was Cynthia Ann Parker, who at the age of 9 was captured during a Comanche raid of her Parker family settlement on the frontier of the Lone Star Republic of Texas. Raised as a Comanche, when grown she married Chief Peta Nokona and...
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Geronimo - COMMITMENT - S3 E9
Geronimo was an Apache Warrior from the southern area of Arizona and New Mexico who in the 1870s and 1880s fought for freedom for his people as the US Army resisted and eventually prevailed. Like the other renegade tribes beforehand, the Apache were not going to sit back and allow the American...
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Chief Joseph - COURAGE - S3 E8
Chief Joseph, the leader of the Nez Perce Tribe of Native Americans from the Columbia River Plateau in the US Northwest, who in 1877 directed the efforts of his tribe to battle and eventually surrender to the US Army (in Montana only 40 miles from the Canadian border where they meant to escape)....
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Sitting Bull - HONOR - S3 E7
Sitting Bull was a leader of the Sioux Nation (from Hunkpapa Tribe) who directed the efforts of the Souix warriors including those led by Crazy Horse who managed to win the battle of Little Bighorn to defeat General George Custer on June 25, 1876. Sitting Bull was a steady and deliberate leader…
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Crazy Horse - STRENGTH - S3 E6
Crazy Horse was a leader of the Oglala Sioux who with extreme bravery managed to win the battle of Little Bighorn to defeat General George Custer on June 25, 1876. Crazy Horse was certainly a man of service and can be recognized as an Eagle. One of Crazy Horse's key attributes was his STRENGTH...
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John Marshall - SACRIFICE - S3 E5
John Marshall was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1801 till 1835. He established the Judicial Branch of the U.S. Government to bring checks and balances for the Legislative and Executive branches. He employed his outstanding emotional intelligence and leadership to defend the...
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John Adams - A Message to Garcia - SERVICE
John Adams, an American Founding Father from Massachusetts who signed the Declaration of Independence, became the 2nd President of the United States (after having been the first Vice President under George Washington). He employed his no-nonsense style to stoke the debates to press for…
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Thomas Jefferson - RESPECT - S3 E3
Thomas Jefferson - Ole Wolf-by-the-Ear - authored the Declaration of Independence and served as the 3rd President of the United States. Being a slaveholder, he was one of the founding members of today's Democratic Party. He believed in "States Rights" as a guise for giving the privileged few...
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Patrick Henry - COMMITMENT - S3 E2
Patrick Henry was the Founding Father who famously said "Give me Liberty or Give me Death!" Besides that, he was a Virginian through and through. He was the biggest opponent of the Constitution since he preferred 'States Rights' and a confederation. He was a friend of slavery and Fear Politics…
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Benjamin Franklin - COURAGE - S3 E1
Benjamin Franklin set sail on his return voyage from France in 1785 after having spent 9 years serving the newly created United States of America as ambassador to gain French support. His efforts were key to winning the Revolutionary War for American Independence. Franklin was a well-respected...
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William Lloyd Garrison - HONOR - S2 E26
William Lloyd Garrison was an exceptional editor and abolitionist during the early 19th century bringing forth a strong opposition to the institution of slavery in America. His publication, The Liberator, used incredibly direct, inflammatory language to counter the aweful practices of and…
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JFK Part 3 - STRENGTH - S2 E25
JFK, the Eagle and Hoss, set forth his expectation to America on June 11, 1963 that he would push civil rights legislation through Congress. Later that night, a cowardly sniper Democrat (nevermind his name!) murdered Medgar Evers in Mississippi. Evers was only one of thousands of African…
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JFK - What Really Happened? - SACRIFICE - S2 E24
To understand what happened, you must look at LBJ. On June 11, 1963 JFK, as President, addressed the American people to set his expectations with regard to RACE IN AMERICA. Many theories exist, by design, to throw off the real simple overthrow of the government by the same forces that have...
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JFK - SERVICE - S2 E23
On June 11, 1963 John F. Kennedy, President of the United States, addressed the American people to set his expectations with regard to RACE IN AMERICA. He displayed courage when he implored everyone to examine their consciences and make changes to eliminate racist attitudes (especially toward...
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MLK, Jr vs Robert F Williams - RESPECT - feat. Clovis Williams - S2 E22
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is most noted for his non-violent speeches like "I Have A Dream!" while Robert F. Williams stated that he will "Meet Violence with Violence!" Listen to the conversation about these two men as Clovis Williams joins J.D. Collier to discuss America's past and present state...
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Eisenhower - COMMITMENT - S2 E21
On June 6, 1944 the Supreme Allied Commander, Dwight D. Eisenhower led an invasion into France that ended up turning the tide of World War II in favor of the Allies. Less than a year later, the Nazis surrendered, ending hostilities in Europe. Eisenhower eventually returned home to the USA and to...
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Thurgood Marshall - COURAGE - S2 E20
On May 17, 1954 the Supreme Court delivered its decision on Brown v. Board of Education, striking down segregation in schools! Thurgood Marshall successfully argued that case and in fact, out of 32 civil rights cases he argued at the Supreme Court, he won 29 of them! Marshall grew up in the...
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Susan B Anthony - HONOR - S2 E19
Susan B Anthony is credited with paving the way for Women's Suffrage in the USA. Born in Massachusetts in 1820 to a Quaker family, she taught school until she devoted her time to the reform movements of Temperance, Anti-Slavery, and Women's Rights. She voted for Ulysses S. Grant and the…
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John Marshall Harlan - STRENGTH - S2 E18
In 1896, Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan was the lone dissenter in the Plessy v. Ferguson case which upheld the Democrat South's Jim Crow laws of Racial Segregation. Harlan had been born to a slave-holding family in Kentucky, served as a Colonel for the Union Army during the Civil War,...
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Rosa Parks - SACRIFICE - S2 E17 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks had simply had enough! She refused to give up her seat on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama even when the bus driver said he would call the police. Four days after her arrest she was heading into court through the crowd of supporters gathered. One young lady started a...
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Clara Barton - SERVICE - S2 E16
Clara Barton was the first woman to represent the United States at an international event, the Geneva Convention in Switzerland in 1878. Growing up in Massachusetts, she taught school until she moved to Washington DC to work in the U.S. Patent Office. There she met people of infuence and later...
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Abe Lincoln - RESPECT - Eagle Hoss & Hound - S2 E15
On April 14, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln was shot in the back of the head by the cowardly Democrat John Wilkes Booth (as he sat enjoying a play with his wife in Ford's Theater). The nation was happy that the Civil War had ended (and so was Lincoln), but the Democrats were highly upset that…
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U.S. Grant vs R.E. Lee - COMMITMENT - Eagle Hoss & Hound - S2 E14
Ulysses S. Grant was the victorious 3-Star General who secured the surrender of the Confederate Army commanded by Robert E. Lee on April 9, 1865 to end the Civil War. Their COMMITMENT as eagles facing each other is notable, although Lee cannot be a Hoss due to his devotion to the cause of…
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Eleanor Roosevelt - COURAGE - Eagle Hoss & Hound - S2 E13
Eleanor Roosevelt was First Lady from 1933 till 1945. The niece of Teddy Roosevelt and the wife of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor made a big impact on American politics during her life culminating as the United Nations Chair of the Committee that created the Universal Declaration of Human...
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg - HONOR - S2 E12 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
RBG - Ruth Bader Ginsburg - was the 2nd woman to become a U.S. Supreme Court Justice (after Sandra Day O'Conner). Her life leading up to the Supreme Court was a life of public service, especially to help improve the laws of our great country. RBG particularly made an impact in the area of…
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Albert Einstein - STRENGTH - S2 E11 - Caste - Isabel Wilkerson - Eagle Hoss & Hound
Much the same as Martin Luther King, Jr. the author of Caste the Origins of Our Discontents, Isabel Wilkerson, traveled the world including India, Africa, and Germany in order to write her new bestseller for 2020. Isabel Wilkerson manages to argue that the American culture has been locked in a...
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Dred Scott - SACRIFICE - S2 E10 - Roger B. Taney, NOT A HOSS!
Roger B. Taney was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who ruled on the Dred Scott case in 1857 which hastened the nation into Civil War. He was a slaveholder and DEMOCRAT who wrote in his decision regarding Dred Scott (who was suing his master for his freedom) and other Afro-Americans claiming...
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Abraham Lincoln - SERVICE - S2 E9 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
In early March 1861, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his first inaugural address within which he stated he was not trying to disrupt slavery or states rights. He was focused on keeping the Union together, despite the states which had shown rebellion. He served the entire United States of...
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Frederick Douglass - RESPECT - S2 E8 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
At the age of 20 in 1838, Frederick Douglass escaped being enslaved in Maryland to start his new life in New York and Massachusetts as an abolitionist, author, and orator. He inspired thousands of Northern abolitionists both Euro- and Afro-American alike to press for policies of getting rid of...
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Harriet Tubman $20 - COMMITMENT - S2 E7 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
In 1849, Harriet Tubman escaped being enslaved in Maryland only to return umteen times to rescue dozens of others from enslavement. She inspired hundreds of Afro-American former slaves to join the Union army to contribute to gaining victory over Slavery. Not only was she a leader for civil and...
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Malcolm X vs MLK, jr - COURAGE - S2 E6 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
Malcolm X influenced a great many Afro-Americans as a religious leader in the Muslim community, and as an outspoken opponent of RACISM, promoted resistance by any means necessary including violence. Martin Luther King, Jr. by contrast proposed an approach of peaceful, nonconformist opposition....
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Booker T. Washington - WEB DuBois - HONOR - S2 E5 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
Booker T. Washington the Tuskegee Institute trade school and advanced education and training for all including African Americans. W.E.B. DuBois became the first African American to earn a PhD at Harvard and helped organize the N.A.A.C.P. Although they brought different approaches, these two...
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Jackie Robinson - STRENGTH - S2 E4 - Eagle Hoss & Hound
Jackie Robinson was the first African American to play in the modern Baseball Major Leagues when he took the field as a Brooklyn Dodger in April 1947, breaking the color barrier in professional sports. Having served in the U.S. Army, during World War II, he became an Eagle as well. His STRENGTH…
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Respect for the common #AmericanMutt with examples including veterans and heros who serve and sacrifice. #Love #America
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