Best Sebring Podcasts (2025)

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The Life and Legacy of Hairstylist Jay Sebring Before the Manson Murders 38:16

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On this episode of Our American Stories Jay Sebring was Hollywood’s most sought-after men’s hairstylist. At his Fairfax Avenue salon, Frank Sinatra came for a trim, Jim Morrison’s iconic look was shaped, and Bruce Lee trusted his image to the man behind the chair. Sebring turned men’s hair into fashion, helping launch a global industry. He was on t…

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Zeal Is Not Enough 4:10

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Dick Griffith shares Monday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church. [Scripture: Romans 10]By Dick Griffith

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Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden Wins Season Finale in Nashville. Also, Team Penske and Will Power part ways after 17 seasons 48:02

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PIT PASS INDY PRESENTED BY PENSKE TRUCK RENTAL – SEASON 5, EPISODE 62 – Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden Wins Season Finale in Nashville. Also, Team Penske and Will Power part ways after 17 seasons September 2, 2025 Show host Bruce Martin has plenty to unpack in the latest Pit Pass Indy Presented by Penske Truck Rental after the final race of the 2025…

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The Death Sentence That Turned Into One of Lincoln’s Most Famous Pardons 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, during the Civil War, falling asleep on guard duty was a crime punishable by death. That was the fate awaiting William Scott, a young Union soldier who drifted off at his post one night. His case captured the attention of Abraham Lincoln, who chose mercy over execution. What followed became one of the most r…

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Trader Joe’s Didn’t Try to Be the Biggest. It Became the Most Beloved 19:28

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On this episode of Our American Stories, before it became a national name, Trader Joe’s was just a small Los Angeles shop with a big idea. Founded by Joe Coulombe, the store broke every rule of traditional supermarket chains. Instead of trying to compete with the largest grocery stores in America on size, it won on personality, price, and products …

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The Story of Black Sam Bellamy, the Richest Pirate in History 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, few figures loomed larger on the seas than Black Sam Bellamy. He was young, charismatic, and ruthless enough to seize more ships and gold than nearly any pirate in history. His black flag struck fear into sailors from the Caribbean to the coast of New England. But his success was short-lived. In 1717, the ri…

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David McCullough on the Life and Legacy of John Adams 38:16

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On this episode of Our American Stories, John Adams carried the weight of a nation that was still fragile and untested. He was the second president of the United States, a man caught between loyalty to his principles and the demands of politics. The late historian David McCullough shares Adams’ story not as a list of accomplishments—but as the life…

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How the Bible Became the Most Influential Book in History 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, The Bible is the best-selling book in history, but it did not arrive fully formed. It was written over centuries, first passed along in fragments, then gathered into the texts we know today. Each step left its mark, from the languages in which it was first recorded to the choices that shaped its canon. The H…

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Why Tim Holt Traded Hollywood for the Cockpit in WWII 19:28

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Tim Holt built a career as one of Hollywood’s most familiar Western actors, appearing in 149 films over four decades. Audiences saw him ride through classics like Stagecoach and My Darling Clementine, where he played cowboys marked by grit and quiet resolve. But just as his career reached its peak, Holt left…

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50 Inventions That Shaped the Modern Economy: The iPhone, Radar, and TV Dinners 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, did you know “radar” is actually an acronym? It stands for Radio Detection and Ranging — a term coined in 1940 by the U.S. Navy. Tim Harford, author of the bestselling book 50 Inventions That Shaped the Modern Economy, shares the stories of three inventions that changed the way we live today. Support the sho…

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Why a Family Chose Forgiveness After a Fatal Drunk Driving Crash 30:17

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Laura Treppendahl was only beginning her adult life when it ended in a drunk driving crash. Her family’s grief was immediate and overwhelming, but so was their conviction about how to respond. When the young man responsible for the accident faced sentencing, the Treppendahls stood before the judge and said s…

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What It Was Like to Stand in the Shadow of an Atomic Blast 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, from 1945 to 1992, the United States conducted more than a thousand nuclear weapons tests. Many took place in Nevada, where young Marines were ordered into trenches to observe what would happen when the bomb went off. Among them was Toby Madrid. For decades, he stayed silent, sharing his memories only once w…

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The WWII Pilot Who Survived a Shootdown and Joined the Resistance 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, when Lt. Howard Snyder’s B-17 Susan Ruth was shot down over Belgium in February 1944, he could have ended up a prisoner or worse. Instead, he vanished into the resistance. Hidden by members of the Belgian Underground, he spent four months evading capture and another three fighting alongside Maquis guerrillas…

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Esther de Berdt Reed and the Revolution That Women Raised 17:58

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Esther de Berdt Reed wasn’t content to sit on the sidelines during the Revolutionary War. While the fighting dragged on and morale among Patriot soldiers dropped, Reed launched an ambitious campaign with other women to raise funds and provide relief for the troops. When she presented her plan to George Washi…

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Faith and Love 5:12

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Pastor Todd shares Friday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church. [Scripture: Ephesians 1:15]By Todd Patterson

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The Land Rover Case That Changed the Eighth Amendment 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in 2013, Tyson Timbs had his $42,000 Land Rover seized by the state of Indiana after a low-level drug offense. That seizure set off a seven-year legal fight that reached the United States Supreme Court. The question was simple but historic: Could a state impose a punishment so extreme that it violated the Ei…

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A Couple's Story of Addiction, Redemption, and a New Mission 19:28

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On this episode of Our American Stories, John and Ashley Marsh once stood on the edge of collapse. Addiction, infidelity, and financial ruin had left their marriage shattered and their lives without direction. John was preparing to end it all when an unexpected moment of faith interrupted his plans. That turning point marked the beginning of a long…

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Buying America’s First Faith-Based Automobile 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, long before mass production and freeways, the automobile was an invention still finding its way. The Duryea brothers were among its pioneers, and in 1901, they built something unique: a car made to glorify God. More than a century later, that car still exists. Barry Meguiar shares the story of how he came to…

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A Story of Survival, Faith, and Divine Intervention in WWII 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, when a young Iowa farmer named Cecil Wax was drafted into World War II, he never imagined his survival would hinge on a frozen mountain road in the middle of the Battle of the Bulge. Driving a supply truck loaded with gasoline and ammunition, Cecil fought ice, darkness, and the fear of ambush at every turn. …

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Hedy Lamarr: The Hollywood Star Who Helped Create WiFi 27:27

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On this episode of Our American Stories, she was called the most beautiful woman in the world, yet Hedy Lamarr’s greatest gift had little to do with her looks. During World War II, she and George Antheil sketched out a way to keep military communications secure by sending signals across multiple frequencies. Their work was shelved and forgotten at …

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The Real Thing 8:11

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Pastor Jordan shares Thursday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church. [Scripture: Galatians 4:8-20]By Jordan Terrell

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Aron Marquez and the American Dream 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Aron Marquez’s American Dream began with dirt under his fingernails and sweat in the fields. The work was grueling, but it taught him lessons he never forgot: discipline, endurance, and responsibility. Those same lessons paved the way for him to enter the oil industry, where he founded a company (Wildcat Oil…

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My Father’s Escape from Castro’s Cuba 17:58

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Cuba’s 1959 revolution brought Fidel Castro to power and forced countless families to make an impossible choice: stay under a communist regime or flee their homeland. Mike Gonzalez’s father once called Castro a friend, but soon discovered the price of living under his rule. With freedoms stripped away and fe…

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Nellie Bly’s Race Around the World in Seventy-Two Days 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in 1890, Nellie Bly set out to do what seemed impossible: circle the globe in less than eighty days. Known to her readers as a bold reporter who once went undercover in a mental asylum, Bly was already a household name. But this journey, inspired by Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days, would make h…

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Orange County, CA: A Family Affair 34:46

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The unusual case of David Brown who manipulates his daughter, Cinnamon Brown, to kill his then wife in Orange County, California. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Cecil B. DeMille and the Birth of Hollywood 27:27

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On this episode of Our American Stories, before Hollywood became the world’s movie capital, one man was already imagining films on a scale no one had ever seen. Cecil B. DeMille brought spectacle to the screen with epics like The Ten Commandments and The King of Kings, setting the standard for what cinema could be. Known as a master showman and a v…

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Good News, Servants 3:42

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Deb Davis shares Wednesday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church.By Deb Davis

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Christian Rasmussen’s thrilling win at The Milwaukee Mile. Plus, Tony George, Alex Palou, Will Power, David Malukas, Conor Daly, Jacob Abel and Tim Broyles 58:20

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PIT PASS INDY PRESENTED BY PENSKE TRUCK RENTAL – SEASON 5, EPISODE 61 – Christian Rasmussen’s thrilling win at The Milwaukee Mile. Plus, Tony George, Alex Palou, Will Power, David Malukas, Conor Daly, Jacob Abel and Tim Broyles August 26, 2025 Show host Bruce Martin has seemingly miles worth of content from the Snap-On Milwaukee Mile 250 at The Mil…

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Remembering Erika, the Teacher Who Brought the Cold War to Life 10:49

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On this episode of Our American Stories, for Lawson Bader, one teacher changed everything. Erika, his German instructor, wasn’t content to simply drill vocabulary. She wanted her students to see history with their own eyes. That meant taking Lawson to Berlin when the Wall still loomed large, dividing families and a nation. Standing at the Cold War’…

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Police Mistook Him for a Fugitive. What Happened Next Changed His Life 19:28

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On this episode of Our American Stories, James King was just a 21-year-old college student walking to work in Grand Rapids when two men suddenly threw him to the ground. Thinking he was being mugged, he fought back until he realized his attackers were undercover law enforcement officers who had mistaken him for someone else. What followed were year…

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The Gettysburg Hero Who Waited 151 Years for the Medal of Honor 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Alonzo Cushing was just 22 years old when he fell at Gettysburg, standing firm as Confederate troops charged across the field. His courage earned him the respect of his men, but not the honor he deserved. More than 150 years later, advocates carried his name all the way to the White House to secure the Medal…

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The Father She Thought Was Dead Lived Just Down the Street 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, for Karen Olson, the ache of missing her father began at a school dance where other girls stood beside their dads while she stood alone. Her mother had told her he was dead, and Karen believed it for decades. But the truth was far more complicated. A long-lost family connection surfaced years later and chang…

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The Mountain Man Who Inspired Robert Redford’s Jeremiah Johnson 9:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, when Robert Redford took on the role of Jeremiah Johnson in 1972, audiences fell in love with the image of a rugged mountain man who carved out a life in the wilderness. But the real Johnson lived a life far stranger and harsher than Hollywood ever showed. Historian Ashley Hlebinsky joins us to pull apart fa…

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Her Mother Always Told Her She Was Strong... But Strength Isn't Always Enough 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Edie Hand remembers an Alabama childhood filled with mud pies, Shetland ponies, and afternoons in the barn where she could dream freely. Her mother kept a perfect home and often reminded her that she was strong, like her grandmother Alice. But while her brothers drew their mother’s attention, Edie was left t…

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We're Holding Our Own: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, on November 10, 1975, the freighter Edmund Fitzgerald vanished beneath the stormy waters of Lake Superior, taking all 29 crew members with her. The tragedy became one of the most famous Great Lakes shipwrecks, inspiring Gordon Lightfoot’s haunting ballad The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Historian Ric Mixt…

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George Washington’s Letter That Defined Religious Freedom in America 9:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in 1790, George Washington answered a letter from the Hebrew congregation in Newport, Rhode Island. His reply carried words that still echo today: America would give “to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance.” It was a radical promise for its time, a vision of a nation where faith and government …

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How Panama’s Dictator Manuel Noriega Found God in the Unlikeliest Place 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in the late 1980s, Panama was at the center of global attention as strongman Manuel Noriega tightened his grip on power. Known for his brutality and ties to the drug trade, he seemed untouchable. But when a hairdresser unknowingly welcomed Noriega’s daughter into her chair, an unlikely chain of events began.…

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From Sandlots to Super Bowls: The Birth of the NFL 30:17

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On this episode of Our American Stories, long before billion-dollar stadiums and television contracts, professional football was played on dirt lots by men who worked factory shifts by day and risked their bodies by night. Owners mortgaged their futures to keep teams alive, and few believed the sport would last more than a season or two. John Eisen…

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How a Gravedigger Became a Hero: King Solomon and the 1833 Cholera Epidemic 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in the summer of 1833, Lexington, Kentucky, was brought to its knees by a cholera outbreak. Entire families were lost in a matter of days, and fear spread faster than the disease itself. When the dead outnumbered the living willing to bury them, one man stepped forward. His name was Solomon. Most people in t…

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Faith: The Only Way 4:20

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Dick Griffith shares Monday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church.By Dick Griffith

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Mary Surratt: The Woman at the Center of the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy 38:16

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in the weeks after Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, authorities hunted not only John Wilkes Booth but also anyone suspected of aiding him. Among the accused was Mary Surratt, a widowed boardinghouse owner in Washington. Investigators claimed her home was the meeting place where the plan to kill the president…

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The Woman Who Convinced Lincoln to Make Thanksgiving a Holiday 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, before it became the fourth Thursday in November, Thanksgiving was just one of many autumn celebrations scattered across the country. In the mid-1800s, Sarah Josepha Hale, already known for writing “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” saw an opportunity to unite the nation around a shared tradition. For decades, she wr…

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Greg LeMond’s Stunning Tour de France Comeback 17:58

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On this episode of Our American Stories, before 1987, Greg LeMond was already a champion. After 1987, no one expected him to race again. A near-fatal hunting accident left him with life-threatening injuries and months of painful recovery. But in 1989, he returned to the Tour de France, determined to reclaim his place at the top. What followed was a…

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Everything You Need to Know as IMSA Heads to VIR! 24:58

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5 Storylines and Race Preview merged into one episode! The race preview starts at the 11min mark! A big thank you to P1 Web Development for supporting the show! If you need a custom website then check out https://p1webdevelopment.com/ 📧 Subscribe to The Esses newsletter and get IMSA news delivered to your inbox! http://offintheesses.com/ Support th…

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Sealed 6:50

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Pastor Todd and Susan share Friday's devotional podcast from Bible Fellowship Church. [Scripture: Ephesians 1:11-14]By Todd Patterson

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How a Fugitive Slave’s Jailbreak Fueled the Rise of the Republican Party 20:18

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in the tense years before the Civil War, Joshua Glover — a man who had escaped slavery — was captured in Wisconsin under the Fugitive Slave Act. His fate seemed sealed until local abolitionists staged a daring public rescue that defied federal law in broad daylight, breaking down the doors of a jail to save …

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The 1926 Race to the North Pole and the Explorers Who Risked Everything to Get There 9:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, in 1926, two men set their sights on the same prize: the North Pole. Roald Amundsen took to the air in the Norge, a giant hydrogen airship, while Richard Byrd climbed into a Fokker trimotor and gambled on speed. Both faced bitter cold, unreliable machines, and a wilderness with no safe landing. What happened…

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Why Vietnam Vets Trusted the Writer of "Braveheart" With "We Were Soldiers" 7:59

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On this episode of Our American Stories, We Were Soldiers is a motion picture about the Vietnam War, written and directed by Randall Wallace and starring Mel Gibson. Based on the book We Were Soldiers Once...and Young by Lt. Gen. Hal Moore and journalist Joseph L. Galloway, the film tells the story of the Battle of Ia Drang, one of the first major …

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The Real Wild Bill Hickok and the Life Behind the Legend 30:17

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On this episode of Our American Stories, Wild Bill Hickok’s life was built on bold choices and bigger risks. As a U.S. Marshal and sheriff, he kept order in towns others had given up on, earning a name as one of the fastest guns in the West. He walked into danger more than once, and just as easily stepped into a card game or a saloon when the work …