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The winter of 1943-44 was brutal and harsh, as Ernie faced his own close call with death as well as the constant brutality of war.
Ernie's main claim to fame is his devotion to the common foot-soldier, the "G.I. Joe." This episode details his attachment to the 34th Infantry.
This original song by Tom Prible tells the story of Ernie Pyle's troubled marriage.
Every relationship is complicated, but Ernie and his wife Jerry had a really complicated relationship. This episode chronicles the difficult and sometimes tragic nature of their marriage. A supplement to this episode is the original song, "Let's Get it Right."
Road trip, anyone? Some of us can't wait to get into the car, while others can't wait to get out. This episode describes one of the greatest road trips of all time--when Ernie Pyle and his wife Jerry spent five years travelling across the U.S. Pyle would write over 2.5 million words and become a widely-syndicated columnist during this time. A supplement to this episode is the song, "Can I Tell You a Story?"
This song tells about Ernie's early career as a columnist reporting stories from around the country. It is a supplement to Episode 3 of the Spiro podcast, "Ernie Pyle: Cross-Country Traveler."
This song was written and recorded by Tom Prible to chronicle Ernie Pyle's early life in Dana, Indiana.
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