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History Hotdish
By Bismarck Historical SocietyHistory
History Hotdish episodes
- History Hotdish Ep. 27 - Tribute to Mike McCormackKate Waldera brings on Bismarck Historical Society board members Carolyn Twingley, Mike LaLonde, & Tory Jackson, to talk about the illustrious Mike McCormack.26 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 26 - Mark Hanson & Stephani Baltzer, MDU 100th Anniversary Part 2Kate Waldera continues the conversation with Mark Hanson & Stephani Baltzer about MDU's 100th Anniversary.38 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 25 - Mark Hanson & Stephani Baltzer, MDU 100th Anniversary Part 1Kate Waldera talks to Mark Hanson & Stephani Baltzer about Montana-Dakota Utilities's 100th Anniversary.22 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 24 - Tory Jackson, 1898 Bismarck FireKate Waldera talks to Tory Jackson about 1898 Bismarck Fire.31 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 23 - Bennet Kubischta, Bismarck's 50th AnniversaryKate Waldera talks to Bennet Kubischta about Bismarck's 50th Anniversary celebration. Emily Kubischta reads the prologue.42 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 22 - Sara Walker, ND State Historical SocietyMike McCormack talks to Sarah Walker about the North Dakota State Historical Society.30 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 21 - Jim Christianson, ND Depot BuildingMike McCormack talks to Jim Christianson about the North Dakota Depot building in Bismarck.30 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 20 - Bennet KubischtaMike McCormack talks to Bennet Kubischta about crossing the Missouri River & the Grant Marsh Bridge.30 min
- History Hotdish Ep. 19 - Jason TomanekKate Waldera talks to Jason Tomanek about current events with the Bismarck Historical Society.30 min
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About History Hotdish
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History Hotdish: a casual conversation about the historic people and events--the not-so-secret ingredients--in the recipe of Bismarck’s culture and heritage. History Hotdish helps…
fulfill the mission of the Bismarck Historical Society, “to learn, preserve, and promote the history of Bismarck.”