1001 Heroes, Legends, Histories & Mysteries Podcast

"All Blood Runs Red: The Incredible True Story of Eugene Bullard". WWI & II war hero in France, and the first American born African-American man to become a fighter pilot, Eugene Jacques Bullard was a living legend in France, and a virtual unknown in his own country. Part one covers his growing up in Georgia, his leaving home at age 12 to find racial equality in France, his stowing away on a German freighter, his experiences in Scotland, England, and France, and his signing up with the French Foreign Legion and fighting in the worst battles of WWI.

Get a premium subscription to 1001 today and catch ALL our episodes plus get bonus episodes. Only $2.99. Support Our Show and Go premium at https://my.libsyn.com/subscription/list/1001stories

Premium Subscribers check 1001 Stories For the Road for bonus material often- March 8th begins Part One of a newly redone "I Will Fight No More Forever", the story of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War against the US Cavalry. 1001 Stories For the Road is on our app, along with 1001 Classic Short Stories & tales. Its also a popular podcast found just about everywhere.

And get our new free App 1001 Stories Network today! All our shows at one place with lots of great features. Available at Apple App Store now!

Here's the Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/1001-stories-network/id1352520309?mt=8

Here;s our new Google Android App! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.wizzard.android.storiesnetwork

Music Ross Bugden

Solstice, Epic Trailer Music, Reverie https://instagram.com/rossbugden

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"All Blood Runs Red: The Incredible True Story of Eugene Bullard". WWI & II war hero in France, and the first American born African-American man to become a fighter pilot, Eugene Jacques Bullard was a living legend in France, and a virtual unknown in his own country. Part one covers his growing up in Georgia, his leaving home at age 12 to find racial equality in France, his stowing away on a German freighter, his experiences in Scotland, England, and France, and his signing up with the French Foreign Legion and fighting in the worst battles of WWI.

Get a premium subscription to 1001 today and catch ALL our episodes plus get bonus episodes. Only $2.99.  Support Our Show and Go premium at https://my.libsyn.com/subscription/list/1001stories

Premium Subscribers check 1001 Stories For the Road for bonus material often- March 8th begins Part One of a newly redone "I Will Fight No More Forever", the story of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War against the US Cavalry. 1001 Stories For the Road is on our app, along with 1001 Classic Short Stories & tales. Its also a popular podcast found just about everywhere.

And get our new free App  1001 Stories Network today!  All our shows at one place with lots of great features. Available at Apple App Store now!

Here's the Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/1001-stories-network/id1352520309?mt=8

Here;s our new Google Android App!  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.wizzard.android.storiesnetwork

Music Ross Bugden

Solstice, Epic Trailer Music, Reverie  https://instagram.com/rossbugden

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

How To Master (And Even Enjoy) Difficult Conversations

1001 Interviews Simona Frumen

For many people- couples, business partners, entrepreneurs, and young adults-the means to unlocking interpersonal, corporate, and family problems can be a mystery.

Mediation coach and attorney Simona Frumen offers some great advice to 1001 listeners on a variety of topics that require successful mediation- challenges in marriages, business partners, entrepreneurs and even young adults whose parents are arguing..

She also offers 3 keys that enable successful business interactions.

[email protected]

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Our new 1001 STORIES NETWORK free app is at Apple App Store and here's the link! https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/1001-stories-network/id1352520309?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4

We are also offering premium memberships for $2.99 month so you can enjoy ALL our episodes at our three shows, all ad-free, plus get bonus episodes and special features. AND you will be supporting 1001. For that we'll love you forever. Join now so you can enter your Go premium password at our 1001 Stories Network App. Premium member link: https://my.libsyn.com/subscription/list/1001stories

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This interview with author Omer Bartov provides a window to history for anyone who wants to understand how genocide begins and what is being done about it. Amazon Link: https://www.amazon.com/Anatomy-Genocide-Death-called-Buczacz/dp/1451684553 Enjoy TODAYS HISTORY MINUTE where every morning we bring you a great reason to enjoy your day plus we add a little "this day in history" for you. Subscribe now at Apple/iTunes, Stitcher.com, and most other sites. And always at www.todayshistoryminute.com.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The legend gains national attention when a prospector named Adolph Ruth turns up missing, a search ensues, and 6 months later his skull is discovered with a bullet hole in it. From this point on "get rich quick" prospectors begin to flood the mountains, and many wind up dead.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A fabulous treasure in gold hidden deep in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona and protected by an old Apache curse has led hundreds of men to their deaths in its pursuit. (Part 1).

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OPERATION MARKETGARDEN (PT II): SPIES, LIES, AND ALIBIS The two part story of a bold plan to strike the heart of Germany by dropping 36,000 British, Canadian, Polish, and American paratroopers in German controlled Holland in Sept 1944. Dedicated to the men who never made it back, this story doesn't pull any punches as to the command elements who screwed up through a combination of poor planning and in some cases, very likely sabotage. This is an incredible story of heroism on the part of the men who fought and liberated the south of Holland in the process. Recommended: A Bridge Too Far (Movie ) 1977 Part One: Field Marshall Montgomery devises a bold and desperate plan to drop 36,000 men behind German lines and Eisenhower reluctantly agrees. The plan is full of holes from the beginning, as intelligence is ignored and the wrong men are appointed for a few critical command positions. Finally, Sept 17th arrives and a 90 mile long, 3 mile wide armada of planes and wooden gliders take off from 24 air bases in England as the mission begins. It is the largest single day air drop in recorded history. Part II The American 82nd and 101st Airborne begin heavy fighting in Holland to secure the bridges spanning the nine waterways which the British 30 Corps, with its tanks and infantry, will need to cross along its 60 mile run from the Belgium border in the south up to Arheim, near the German border. The British 1st airborne is dropped 8 miles west of its target Arnheim, and finds that it is separated from Arnheim by two Panzer divisions. Only one brigade, Frost's Brigade, reaches Arnheim, and fights desperately to control and then hold the bridge long enough for 30 corps to reach it. Interview segments with Moffit Burris (82nd Airborne) and Brigade Commander Tony Hibbert (British 1st Paratroop Div) provided by Tony Gosling from "A Bridge Not Far" YouTube. An interview with historian Tony Gosling discussing this documentary is included at the end of this story. Includes the story of the spy "King Kong" who sabotaged the mission. Voices of: Maj. Moffitt Burris 82nd Airborn Maj gen Tony Hibbert British First Airborne Maj Brian Urquhart Intelligence Gen. Brereton Lt Col John Frost Gen Roy Urquhart (not related) Gen Kurt Student (German Officer) James Magellus 82nd Airborne Music: Reverie by Ross Bugden

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OPERATION MARKETGARDEN (PT II): SPIES, LIES, AND ALIBIS  The two part story of a bold plan to strike the heart of Germany by dropping 36,000 British, Canadian, Polish, and American paratroopers in German controlled Holland in Sept 1944. Dedicated to the men who never made it back, this story doesn't pull any punches as to the command elements who screwed up through a combination of poor planning and in some cases, very likely sabotage. This is an incredible story of heroism on the part of the men who fought and liberated the south of Holland in the process. Recommended: A Bridge Too Far (Movie ) 1977 Part One: Field Marshall Montgomery devises a bold and desperate plan to drop 36,000 men behind German lines and Eisenhower reluctantly agrees. The plan is full of holes from the beginning, as intelligence is ignored and the wrong men are appointed for a few critical command positions. Finally, Sept 17th arrives and a 90 mile long, 3 mile wide armada of planes and wooden gliders take off from 24 air bases in England as the mission begins. It is the largest single day air drop in recorded history. Part II The American 82nd and 101st Airborne begin heavy fighting in Holland to secure the bridges spanning the nine waterways which the British 30 Corps, with its tanks and infantry, will need to cross along its 60 mile run from the Belgium border in the south up to Arheim, near the German border. The British 1st airborne is dropped 8 miles west of its target Arnheim, and finds that it is separated from Arnheim by two Panzer divisions. Only one brigade, Frost's Brigade, reaches Arnheim, and fights desperately to control and then hold the bridge long enough for 30 corps to reach it. Interview segments with Moffit Burris (82nd Airborne) and Brigade Commander Tony Hibbert (British 1st Paratroop Div) provided by Tony Gosling from "A Bridge Not Far" YouTube. An interview with historian Tony Gosling discussing this documentary is included at the end of this story. Includes the story of the spy "King Kong" who sabotaged the mission. Voices of: Maj. Moffitt Burris 82nd Airborn Maj gen Tony Hibbert British First Airborne Maj Brian Urquhart Intelligence Gen. Brereton Lt Col John Frost Gen Roy Urquhart (not related) Gen Kurt Student (German Officer) James Magellus 82nd Airborne Music: Reverie by Ross Bugden  

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OPERATION MARKETGARDEN (PT I): A BRIDGE TOO FAR...The two part story of a bold plan to strike the heart of Germany by dropping 36,000 British, Canadian, Polish, and American paratroopers in German controlled Holland in Sept 1944. Dedicated to the men who never made it back, this story doesn't pull any punches as to the command elements who screwed up through a combination of poor planning and in some cases, very likely sabotage. This is an incredible story of heroism on the part of the men who fought and liberated the south of Holland in the process. Recommended: A Bridge Too Far (Movie ) 1977 Part One: Field Marshall Montgomery devises a bold and desperate plan to drop 36,000 men behind German lines and Eisenhower reluctantly agrees. The plan is full of holes from the beginning, as intelligence is ignored and the wrong men are appointed for a few critical command positions. Finally, Sept 17th arrives and a 90 mile long, 3 mile wide armada of planes and wooden gliders take off from 24 air bases in England as the mission begins. It is the largest single day air drop in recorded history. Part II The American 82nd and 101st Airborne begin heavy fighting in Holland to secure the bridges spanning the nine waterways which the British 30 Corps, with its tanks and infantry, will need to cross along its 60 mile run from the Belgium border in the south up to Arheim, near the German border. The British 1st airborne is dropped 8 miles west of its target Arnheim, and finds that it is separated from Arnheim by two Panzer divisions. Only one brigade, Frost's Brigade, reaches Arnheim, and fights desperately to control and then hold the bridge long enough for 30 corps to reach it. Interview segments with Moffit Burris (82nd Airborne) and Brigade Commander Tony Hibbert (British 1st Paratroop Div) provided by Tony Gosling from "A Bridge Not Far" YouTube. An interview with historian Tony Gosling discussing this documentary is included at the end of this story. Includes the story of the spy "King Kong" who sabotaged the mission. Music: Reverie by Ross Bugden

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

OPERATION MARKETGARDEN (PT I): A BRIDGE TOO FAR...The two part story of a bold plan to strike the heart of Germany by dropping 36,000 British, Canadian, Polish, and American paratroopers in German controlled Holland in Sept 1944. Dedicated to the men who never made it back, this story doesn't pull any punches as to the command elements who screwed up through a combination of poor planning and in some cases, very likely sabotage. This is an incredible story of heroism on the part of the men who fought and liberated the south of Holland in the process. Recommended: A Bridge Too Far (Movie ) 1977 Part One: Field Marshall Montgomery devises a bold and desperate plan to drop 36,000 men behind German lines and Eisenhower reluctantly agrees. The plan is full of holes from the beginning, as intelligence is ignored and the wrong men are appointed for a few critical command positions. Finally, Sept 17th arrives and a 90 mile long, 3 mile wide armada of planes and wooden gliders take off from 24 air bases in England as the mission begins. It is the largest single day air drop in recorded history. Part II The American 82nd and 101st Airborne begin heavy fighting in Holland to secure the bridges spanning the nine waterways which the British 30 Corps, with its tanks and infantry, will need to cross along its 60 mile run from the Belgium border in the south up to Arheim, near the German border. The British 1st airborne is dropped 8 miles west of its target Arnheim, and finds that it is separated from Arnheim by two Panzer divisions. Only one brigade, Frost's Brigade, reaches Arnheim, and fights desperately to control and then hold the bridge long enough for 30 corps to reach it. Interview segments with Moffit Burris (82nd Airborne) and Brigade Commander Tony Hibbert (British 1st Paratroop Div) provided by Tony Gosling from "A Bridge Not Far" YouTube. An interview with historian Tony Gosling discussing this documentary is included at the end of this story. Includes the story of the spy "King Kong" who sabotaged the mission. Music: Reverie by Ross Bugden  

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices