Kentucky History Podcast

Angela Garner joins us to talk about the Cherokee in Stanford, Kentucky. She is responsible for the Kentucky Historical Marker located at the Stanford Courthouse.

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Immerse yourself in the captivating narrative of Shawnee Chief Tecumseh, a towering figure whose historical influence remains powerful to this day, through our enlightening podcast. Join us as we delve into the life and legacy of this extraordinary Native American leader, exploring his visionary efforts to unite tribal nations and counter the relentless expansion of the United States during the early 19th century.

Through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, our podcast delves into Tecumseh's pivotal role in shaping the course of Native American resistance, his impactful collaborations with his brother Tenskwatawa (the Prophet), and his instrumental involvement in key events like the Battle of Tippecanoe. As we peel back the layers of his legacy, we'll examine the cultural and historical backdrop that fueled his vision for a united Native front against the westward march of colonization.

Tune in to "Shawnee Chief Tecumseh" for an in-depth exploration of this iconic leader's life, ideologies, and the lasting imprint he's left on Native American history and the broader narrative of westward expansion in the United States. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a student of Native American culture, or simply curious about the indomitable individuals who have shaped our world, our podcast presents an immersive and captivating journey into the remarkable life of Chief Tecumseh.

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Local historians Kim Fortner and Paul Fourshee join us to discuss Trigg County history. Delve into forgotten stories of Trigg County's history, from pioneering settlers to Civil War struggles, guided by Kim and Paul's passion for preservation. Explore their Facebook page, "Cadiz-Trigg County, Kentucky Bicentennial," and their book focused on a pivotal day in the county's history. Tune in to the podcast to enrich your understanding of Trigg County's heritage.

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Dr. James Greene of the Harlan County joins us to talk about how the county was formed and the counties first settlers.

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We talk more with Chuck Welsko about the Civil War Governors of Kentucky project and some cases that Chuck discovered while researching.

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Chuck Welsko, project manager of the Civil War Governors of Kentucky project, joins us to discuss how the project works and many other interesting discoveries.

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We continue our discussion with Colton Simpson about the history of Grant County. Towns, Schools, and consolidation, there's a lot of history to explore!

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Shelby Roy Hopkins joins us again to talk about his book focused on numerous stories from his life.

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Colton Simpson of the Grant County Historical Society joins us to talk about how the county was formed and the counties first settlers.

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The Night Riders had their hands in judges, jurors, and politicians. What would it take to bring them down?
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