Gene and Scott talk to historian Deborah Liles, the W.K. Gordon Chair of Texas History at Tarleton State University, about her stained glass business and transitioning to a PhD in History. She discusses her research on slavery on 19th century West Texas ranches. She also discusses her influences at the University of North Texas, Randolph B. "Mike" Campbell and Richard B. McCaslin. We also talk about public perceptions about history.

Gene and Scott talk to historian Deborah Liles, the W.K. Gordon Chair of Texas History at Tarleton State University, about her stained glass business and transitioning to a PhD in History. She discusses her research on slavery on 19th century West Texas ranches. She also discusses her influences at the University of North Texas, Randolph B. "Mike" Campbell and Richard B. McCaslin. We also talk about public perceptions about history.

Gene and Scott talk to historian Deborah Liles, the W.K. Gordon Chair of Texas History at Tarleton State University, about her stained glass business and transitioning to a PhD in History. She discusses her research on slavery on 19th century West Texas ranches. She also discusses her influences at the University of North Texas, Randolph B. "Mike" Campbell and Richard B. McCaslin. We also talk about public perceptions about history.

From Stained Glass to Slavery

Talking Texas History explores Texas history before and beyond the Alamo. Hosted by Scott Sosebee and Gene Preuss, we talk with folks with a passion for Texas history, teach it, write it, support it, and with some who’ve made it. Our guests will include people who make Texas history accessible to the public (including academic historians, public historians, archivists, living history practitioners, and history enthusiasts) and will discuss new work, research, and our passion for local history.

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From Stained Glass to Slavery

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