Chasing History Radio

In this episode, Chase & the gang go into a discussion of the Red Jasper culture: a 5000-year-old prehistoric Native American group in Upper East Tennessee. Going on notes from the book "Of the Birth of a culture" by Don Han and Dr. Teresa Puddy, we explore this yet to be officially recognized, prehistoric cultural group.

In this episode, Chase sits down with archaeologist David Dean to discuss his work over the past 50 years in archaeology and paleontology in East Tennessee. David has been featured on many of our Chasing History YouTube episodes. This is a great interview with one of Tennessee's most noted archaeologist.

In this episode, Chase and the guys discuss the short lived but impactfull history of the Knoxville Sevierville & East Tennessee Railroad line. The old Knoxville Slow and Easy.... And it's importance to shaping the future of East Tennessee, WWII, & our mountains.

In this episode, Chase and the guys at the MIXX discuss the Real Reasons behind the US Entry into WWI & the Last Campaign of the United States Cavalry on Horseback. Mexico, Germany, & Pancho Villa all have a Part to play. Tune in to find out Why.

In this, our first 39min Special Episode, host Chase Pipes is with Relic Room Manager & Archaeological student Kris Kauffman. Together they discuss how no place on Earth is without awesome history & using East Tennessee as an example, show that some of the most incredible History you will ever find is, in fact, the History in your own back yard!

In this episode, Chase and the guys discuss some of the incredible facts and history of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Telling listeners how this area of our country is one of the most remarkable on the Planet!

In this episode, Chase and the guys talk about how Black Powder was made on the banks of the French Broad River and saved Andrew Jackson's men along with the fate of the fledgling United States during the war of 1812 at the Battle of New Orleans.

In this episode, Chase gets back to teaching history as we explore the History of Riverboat Commerce on the Upper Tennessee & French Broad River Watersheds. We talk about how the rivers & two flat bottom steam-powered sternwheeler riverboats (the Luciell Borden & Steamer Telephone) played a vital role in linking Knoxville to the rural mountain communities of Sevierville,  Dandridge, and the aptly-named Newport. It's the rise and fall of the riverboat on Chasing History Radio!.

Chase and The Relic Room gang are back from the gem show in Tucson Arizona to discuss all the incredible history that they picked up at the show.

In this episode, Chase is on the way back from the Tucson Show & talks about all the great buys from the trip!