In this episode the author discusses the rise of the barnstormer basketball teams in the early 20th Century.
From the Book:
A Short History of Basketball - Indiana Edition

Last week listeners learned about the father of basketball, James Naismith. This week's episode relates the story of the Mother of Women's Basketball, Senda Berenson.
From the Book:
A Short History of Basketball - Indiana Edition

In this episode listeners will learn about the inventor of basketball, Jamess Naismith
From the Book
A Short History of Basketball - Indiana Edition

Weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation led the leaders of the Confederation to call for a convention to revise them and correct the deficiencies. The delegates labored all summer, creating the Constitution of the United State, a document that governs government, not people. 

This episode relates the successful attempt to write a new constitution for Indiana

Attempts to Revise the Constitution
This episode relates early efforts to revise or replace Indiana's Constitution
From the Book:
The Story of the Indiana Constitution

Listeners to this episode will hear the story of Indiana's first constitution, drafted in Corydon in June 1816.
From the Book:
The Story of the Indiana Constitution

The Indiana County Short History Series includes books that relate short histories of Indiana’s 92 counties. Each book includes a short history of the county form of government, a thumbnail history of the United States, a thumbnail history of Indiana and a time line of events in the county's history.

Indiana County Short History Series

This episode notes the location of Rising Sun’s first settlers, the Fulton Family in 1798, which is included in my newest book release, A History of Ohio County, Indiana.
From the Book:
A History of Ohio County, Indiana