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In today's show Dr. Ed talks about cause and effect.
Cities are burning and rioters are tearing down our monuments. That is the effect. But what is the real cause? Its NOT what you think!
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This is the second half of Dr. Ed's interview by hosts Eddie Miller and Jacob Tyler on the January 11th Blood River Radio Show. This was the first time that Dr. Ed was a guest on that show.
Dr. Ed is interviewed by hosts Eddie Miller and Jacob Tyler in this audio recording of the January 11th Blood River Radio Show. This was the first time that Dr. Ed was a guest on that show.
Dr. Ed talks with award-winning author Julie Hawkins about her Renegade Series which includes A Beautiful Glittering Lie, A Beckoning Hellfire, and A Rebel Among Us.
Hawkins has also recently released a nonfiction book about the War Between the States, titled Horses in Gray: Famous Confederate Warhorses.
This is the final of a series of three interviews with Mary Fahl.
Mary and Dr. Ed continue their conversation specifically discussing how important it is to feed the soul. Mary sings three songs during the course of the Show: "Ave Maria," "Shenandoah," and "Going Home."
This is the second of a series of interviews with Mary Fahl.
Mary and Dr. Ed continue their conversation specifically discussing how her German and Irish ancestry has influenced her music and what specifically inspired her to write the song "Going Home" that was performed during the opening credits of the epic movie God's and Generals. Mary talks about the importance of being who you are. Of following your inspiration. Of being genuine. And how this led her to leave the pop music scene at the "height" of her career and pursue a different path with her music. Her first song on that path was "Going Home." Mary also shares about visiting with her 100-year-old mother through a window at a long term nursing facility because she was not allowed to see her own mother by a facility that is practicing strict social distancing guidelines.
The opening credits of the epic movie God's and Generals is iconic. With all of the various regimental flags fluttering in the breeze as Mary Fahl sings "Going Home."
Mary is our guest on today's show. She talks about her fascination with history, why she wanted to write a song for the movie, and what inspired her to write. Mary also talks about her ancestor who was a tailor making military uniforms during the War Between the States. This is the first of a series of three interviews with Mary Fahl.
TBR writer Clint Lacy talks to Dr. Ed about his newly released best-seller The Rape of Delaware County. The true story of a corrupt Oklahoma county where the Sheriff, Judges, Prosecutors, and some elected officials were all involved in major criminal activity and the efforts they took against an innocent citizen when he accidentally stumbled on their criminal enterprises.
Additionally, Clint tells Dr. Ed about how life is in middle Missouri in light of all of the emergency orders and how good it is to finally see the farmers getting busy with their annual task of farming.
Dr. Ed calls William Chad Newsom, developer of The Christendom Curriculum.
The Christendom Curriculum is the world's only Christian, nationalists, pro-western civilization homeschool curriculum. The Christendom Curriculum does not just teach the three R's - reading, writing, and arithmetic - it teaches your child to grow into a culture warrior in the battle to preserve and advance the culture, philosophy, and faith of our ancestors. There is absolutely nothing politically correct about The Christian Curriculum. Dr. Ed uses The Christendom Curriculum and believes it may be the last true "Classical Education" curriculum. To find out more about The Christendom Curriculum visit: https://www.dixieheritage.net/homesch... TBR’S DIXIE HERITAGE SHOW, APRIL 3, 2020 – Epidemics and Pandemics during the War Between the States4/3/2020
In this week's TBR Radio Presents: The Dixie Heritage Show, Dr. Ed talks about the epidemics of disease that spread through both the Northern and Southern armies during the WBTS.
Disease took more lives during the War than did bullets or battles. As epidemics of disease were making their way through both armies, pandemics were ravaging the 19th century globe. |
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