In this powerful episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we examine one of the deadliest coal mining tragedies in American history—the catastrophic 1968 explosion that devastated a mining community and reshaped workplace safety laws across the United States. The disaster struck near the small coal town of Farmington, where an underground explosion trapped dozens of miners and ignited a desperate rescue effort that captured national attention.

Step back into the electrifying early days of televised rock and pop as The Tom Gulley Show explores the groundbreaking music variety series Shindig!. Airing during the height of the British Invasion and the explosion of youth-driven pop culture, Shindig! helped redefine how music was presented on television and introduced American audiences to some of the biggest stars of the era.

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In this gripping episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we investigate a chilling series of domestic terror attacks that rocked the quiet racing community of Speedway during the late 1970s. Known collectively as the Speedway bombings, these violent attacks created widespread fear, triggered a massive investigation, and exposed the terrifying reality that calculated acts of terror can emerge from seemingly ordinary places.

The Tom Gulley Show returns with a captivating episode dedicated to the master of deduction himself—Sherlock Holmes! Host Tom Gulley welcomes special guest Leon Kennedy (the show's talented musical director and longtime collaborator) for an engaging, in-depth conversation on Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary detective.

Keith Zlomsowitch joins The Tom Gulley Show to discuss Stalked, his firsthand account of the relationship he had with Nicole Brown Simpson and the stalking and intimidation he says both of them endured from O.J. Simpson while they were dating.

In this captivating episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we explore the life, career, and cultural legacy of Hollywood icon Steve McQueen. Known as the “King of Cool,” McQueen became one of the most influential and highest-paid actors of his era, redefining masculinity, anti-hero storytelling, and cinematic action during the golden age of modern Hollywood.

Few actors in film history commanded the screen with the quiet authority and authenticity of Robert Duvall. In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, Tom explores the remarkable life, career, and legacy of one of Hollywood’s most respected and versatile performers. From unforgettable supporting roles that stole entire films to Oscar-winning leading performances, Duvall’s body of work represents a masterclass in subtle, powerful acting.

Beyond iconic ensemble performances, the show highlights Duvall’s Academy Award-winning role in Tender Mercies, where he delivered a deeply human and restrained portrayal that redefined what leading-man performances could be. The conversation also explores his commanding presence in the beloved Western miniseries Lonesome Dove, which helped cement his reputation as one of the genre’s most authentic storytellers.

Dive deep into one of the most haunting survival stories in American history as The Tom Gulley Show explores the tragic 1925 cave entrapment of explorer Floyd Collins. What began as a daring quest for fame and fortune inside Kentucky’s vast cave systems quickly became a national media spectacle, drawing reporters, curiosity seekers, and rescue crews to the remote wilderness near Mammoth Cave National Park.

In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we saddle up for a deep dive into one of television's most iconic and enduring Western series: Bonanza.

In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we celebrate the extraordinary life and career of Agnes Moorehead, one of Hollywood's most versatile and acclaimed character actresses.