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Hoosier History Live — 105 episodes

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From the Purdue Archives: 1903 Football Team Trainwreck, Black Students Denied Admission to Dorms in the 1940s, and More

2

Famous People Influenced By Kurt Vonnegut

3

Early Architects in Indiana

4

Ask Nelson and Ray Boomhower

5

Beatles, their 1964 State Fair concerts and more

6

Teddy Roosevelt and Indiana connections

7

Invasive pests impacting plants and trees

8

Vinyl era of Indiana music: a follow-up

9

D-Day and Hoosiers: 80 years later

10

Madge Oberholtzer: A follow-up about the woman who helped bring down the KKK

11

Busting myths about historic houses

12

An acclaimed race driver and a sportswriter: two lives cut short

13

Marquis de Lafayette, his farewell tour and Indiana

14

Deaths in the White House, including a First Lady

15

Hoosiers who claimed to witness Lincoln's assassination

16

Amelia Earhart and her Indiana connections: Encore

17

Some landmark structures in Indy, then and now

18

Civic education: The need for a refresh

19

Ask Nelson – and Glory-June Greiff, too

20

Lives of musicians post-Indiana Avenue heyday

21

Sites along U.S. 40 in Indiana, then and now

22

Ellen Munds, a trail-blazer of Storytelling Arts

23

Carnegie Libraries in Indiana

24

Black firefighters history in Indy

25

Latino Hoosiers during the mid and late 1900s

26

Movie and TV directors who aren't household names now

27

African American namesakes of Indy parks

28

Delphi town history: encore

29

Ulen: The vagabond turned CEO and unusual Boone County town: encore

30

History of Santa Claus, Ind., and letters from around the world

31

State Archives: a follow-up

32

Bygone landmarks in Indy

33

First cookbook published in Indiana and food fashions of 1840s and '50s- Encore

34

Indiana state flag: the back story

35

Indiana state flag: the back story

36

Naturalization ceremonies: a judge's perspective

37

Graverobbing conspiracies of early 1900s

38

Frontier conflicts about religion in pioneer Indiana

39

Historic architects and their work in Indiana

40

Northwest Indiana's offbeat aspects and sites: encore

41

Larry Bird: the life and career of an Indiana icon

42

French Lick Springs Hotel and former Indy Mayor Taggart

43

White River State Park history

44

Richmond art: a historic colony, a museum and more

45

Circus Heritage, then and now, in Peru, Indiana

46

WW II letters from small-town Hoosiers

47

Rowdy areas of Indy: some bygone pockets

48

Vinyl era of Indiana music heritage

49

Digging deep into an early major cemetery on the White River

50

Early environmentalists in Indiana

51

World War I, Hoosiers and a documentary

52

Speedway medical care: a sequel

53

The largest Dune and why it's gone

54

Before Ellis Island: immigration and Benjamin Harrison - Encore

55

World War II monuments, memorials and sites across Indiana

56

Geist and Morse reservoirs history: Encore

57

Professor Watermelon on getting kids excited in history

58

Jewish immigration to Indiana, 1840s-1920s: Encore

59

Ask Nelson and Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp, too

60

Civil war generals from Indiana

61

Construction of the Speedway in 1909 and pre-Indy 500 races

62

Who inspired holiday decorations on Monument Circle? An influential architect

63

Ask Nelson – and Charles Braun, too

64

Women of historic Irvington

65

Roberts Settlement in Hamilton County: its history and legacy

66

Myths and tidbits about high school basketball history

67

Calvin Fletcher, first prominent civic leader in Indianapolis

68

Delphi town history

69

World War II: stories of holiday ordeals, also of goodwill

70

Great Depression governor, Paul McNutt

71

Terre Haute cemetery and intriguing people buried there

72

Funeral business evolution and civic involvement in Indy

73

Cathy Morris: Jazz violinist, producer and composer

74

Statehouse stories, including basement secrets

75

First cookbook published in Indiana and food fashions of 1840s and '50s

76

Tuskegee Airmen and their legacy: Indiana Links

77

Strawtown myths: Hamilton County's first murder, Chief Straw and more - Encore

78

Slaughterhouse and saw factory history in Indy

79

Arabs in Indianapolis, then and now

80

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum: its evolution

81

Covid history in Indiana: an update

82

Cemeteries and their historic landscaping

83

Parke County: more than covered bridges

84

State Archives: what's there and new plans

85

White River in Indy: historic navigability challenges

86

Northwest Indiana: a return visit

87

A history reenactor: pulling back the curtain

88

Fireflies and Monarch butterflies: Are they vanishing?

89

Birds of prey in Indiana

90

World War II: Young children whose parents were killed

91

Before Ellis Island: immigration and Benjamin Harrison

92

Ask Nelson …. and Ray Boomhower, too

93

Trail-blazing Black racing circuit and Charlie Wiggins

94

Evolution of family farms and farmers markets with Market Wagon CEO Nick Carter - Encore

95

Gardening boom, garden myths and more with Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp

96

Ukrainian immigration to Indiana

97

Northwest Indiana's offbeat aspects and sites

98

World War II: children and teens who faced special challenges

99

Speedway and medical care: the first 50 years

100

Geist and Morse reservoirs history

101

First families to arrive in Marion County

102

CIA operative during Cold War from Crawfordsville

103

Ulen: the vagabond turned CEO and an unusual Boone County town

104

Bear pit at Riverside Park and other bygone animal attractions: encore

105

Forgotten composer and painter from Hamilton County