PODCAST · history
The Jamie Lee Show
by James Hardman
Do you like stories? We all have them. Some good, some bad, some happy and some sad.We learn from stories. Hopefully, they will make us stronger and appreciate who we are and how to treat others. This is your Captain speaking, so climb aboard and let me take you where you might laugh or cry but will always learn something from history.
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Jim Bowie
Jim Bowie was a frontiersman, land speculator, slave trader, and militia officer who became a legendary figure. He is known for his large knife named after him and died at the Alamo.
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Daniel Boone
No name looms larger in the story of the early American West than Daniel Boone.
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Davy Crockett
Davy Crockett's incredible journey from a humble backwoodsman to a United States Congressman captured the spirit of a young nation.
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When Did We Get Old
Someone suggested that we got old the first time we received a senior citizen discount without asking.
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Still Crazy
Don't put off happiness for someday. Today is your day to live and laugh.
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16 and 69
In the summer of 1969, my best friend was my transistor radio.
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Antietam - Part 3
Clara Barton distinguished herself during the battle of Antietam and later established the American Red Cross.
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Antietam - Part 2
Three cigars discarded on the ground. A paper was wrapped around them, "Special Order No. 191."
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Antietam - Part 1
The truth about the deadliest day of the Civil War.
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Famous Clocks
Clocks are not just timekeeping devices. They are monuments, symbols of civic pride, and some of the most recognizable landmarks on Earth.
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Wristwatch
Wristwatches have become an essential part of our daily lives, but have you ever wondered about their origins?
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Pocket Watch
The pocket watch has a long and rich legacy. It tells a story and can be equally worn by men and women.
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Cuckoo Clock
Cuckoo clocks represent nostalgia and the passage of time, evoking memories of childhood and simpler times.
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Mantel Clocks
Mantel clocks hold a special place in history.
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Seahorses
There's something about seahorses that stops you in your tracks.
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Grandfather Clock
Grandfather clocks are cherished family heirlooms passed down through generations, carrying personal memories and family history.
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Gaynor Hopkins
Once upon a time there was light in my life / but now there's only love in the dark.
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Lee
The name Lee is a common surname in English speaking countries.
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Who Came First
I've come to accept over the years that there is an evolution vs. Genesis question that never dies out.
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David Clayton Thomas
Throughout his career, David was admired for his powerful voice, resilience, and unwavering dedication to his craft.
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Parazaider
Walter Parazaider will be remembered for his vision of a "Rock and Roll band with horns" which became the defining characteristic of Chicago.
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USA - 250 Years
The defining events of American history, from a collection of rebellious colonies to a global superpower.
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Mudding
Driving a pickup through mud to create deep ruts and to show off power - can be thrilling, but it's not without serious risks and consequences.
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Lighthouses
America's lighthouses aren't just historical landmarks - they're timeless symbols of hope, endurance, and exploration.
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Outlander Death
Claire and Jamie are deeply in love, committed, and together for decades. Death. It's the one thing we all have in common, yet it remains one of life's greatest mysteries.
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Hard Times
One of the most striking things about the Greatest Generation was how little many of them said about the Depression years, even to their own children.
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Sampson
The first woman to enlist in the United States military and the first woman to take a bullet for our country.
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Wheels & Bumper Cars
Ferris wheels offer panoramic views, and Bumper cars provide a light-hearted game of tag.
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Roller Coasters
For adrenaline junkies, roller coasters provide moments of weightlessness, speed, and sudden drops that keep the heart racing.
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Carousel
They are called merry-go-rounds, jumpers, gallopers and flying horses, carousels originated from an interesting past that dates back more than a thousand years.
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They Call Me Dad
Dad............tiny little word............great big difference.
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Radio Days
Troutville, Virginia is home of a couple of radio disc jockeys.
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Smiling is Contagious
Things that will make you smile.
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Locorriere
You know you made it, if you make the cover of the Rolling Stone. Especially when you're in love with a beautiful woman sharing the night together. Just don't tell Sylvia's mother.
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Grandpa
Being a grandfather is something you experience slowly, one precious moment at a time.
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News Anchors
These legendary news anchors weren't just delivering headlines - they were trusted voices who felt like family, guiding America through triumphs and tragedies with grace, grit, and humanity.
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A Grave Task
The war time job nobody wanted. "We did not have to like it, but it had to be done."
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What is Home?
"You can't go home again" may be true in the sense that you can't perfectly recapture the past. But that doesn't mean you can't revisit, reconnect, and redefine what home means to you.
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The Greatest Race
The Indianapolis 500 is considered impressive due to its rich history, thrilling speed, unique traditions, and significant cultural impact.
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Remember Us
This Memorial Day story reminds us that honoring the fallen is not just about ceremonies or flags - it is about carrying forward their legacy.
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Give Me Liberty
He didn't write or sign the Declaration of Independence. He didn't write the Constitution. However, Patrick Henry was hailed as the greatest orator that ever lived.
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Long Binh Jail
The experience of being in jail in Vietnam.
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CBS News Radio
After nearly a century of broadcasting, CBS News Radio is going off the air.
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Fleeting Fame
Radio disc jockeys often view one-hit wonders through a mix of nostalgia, cultural relevance, and the practicalities of playlisting. We often connect these tracks to personal memories, making them more than just chart hits.
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One Hit Wonders
Many Disc Jockeys see one-hit wonders as "time capsules" of their youth because when replayed they represent a specific moment in music history.
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Teacher Appreciation
Think back to the teacher who helped you understand a seemingly impossible concept, or who noticed when you were struggling and stayed after class to help. Maybe they challenged you to believe in yourself .
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Brother Bill
The death of a brother is uniquely intense because sibling relationships are among the most enduring and influential connections in life. Brothers are confidants, companions, and sources of shared memories.
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Outlaw Country
He was an intimidating figure. He was wild and had longhair. He had multiple earrings, flashy, glitzy rhinestone suits, Harley Davidson biker boots, and football-sized belt buckles were obstacles to getting people to take him seriously as a recording artist.
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Mother's Love
There is nothing in the world quite like a mother's love.
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Run for the Roses
A symbol of American culture and tradition, known as "The Run for the Roses."
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Do you like stories? We all have them. Some good, some bad, some happy and some sad.We learn from stories. Hopefully, they will make us stronger and appreciate who we are and how to treat others. This is your Captain speaking, so climb aboard and let me take you where you might laugh or cry but will always learn something from history.
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James Hardman
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