This week we recount the early life and background of one of the most important figures in Oklahoma history - Alfalfa Bill Murray.

I relied primarily on the new Alfalfa Bill biography, linked here: https://www.oupress.com/books/15010040/alfalfa-bill.

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This week we discuss the events following the destruction of Greenwood.

I highly recommend Randy Krehbiel's "Tulsa, 1921" as well as Tim Madigan's "The Burning." Both of these were eminently readable and excellent sources.

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Apologies, I won't be able to upload the second Tulsa Race Massacre episode until next Monday. For this week, I have uploaded the best episode of the podcast so far: the Red River Bridge War.

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Tulsa, Oklahoma. May 30 - June 1, 1921.

This week we introduce the Meuse-Argonne offensive of World War One, and Oklahoma's involvement through the experience of a young corporal named Charles.

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This week, I give my spoiler-free thoughts on "Killers of the Flower Moon" as well as a quick history of American Indian Civil Rights.

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Today we delve into the life and career of Jim Thorpe! We also set the stage for future episodes recounting his incredible rise and fall.

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This week, we examine Solomon Layton's "Cherokee Gothic" style in some of Oklahoma's most extraordinary buildings!

Today's episode is a little different - I offer some stories and reflections on the Oklahoma City Bombing. Additionally, I offer some updates on the Deep Deuce episode, and share some personal news!

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This week we examine Deep Deuce - the Jazz Crossroads of the World. We also introduce Roscoe Dunjee and the Black Dispatch!

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