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Episode guides

Episode 95

POSTSCRIPT: FORREST'S BREAKOUT

In which we talk a bit about Nathan Bedford Forrest's background and then take a closer look at his escape from Fort Donelson on February 16, 1862.

29 min Nov 2, 2014
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Episode 96

SIBLEY'S NEW MEXICO CAMPAIGN (Part the First)

In which we set the stage for Sibley's New Mexico Campaign by discussing Texas's secession from the Union in February, 1861 and looking at "Baylor's Buffalo Hunt" (May-July, 1861).

34 min Nov 11, 2014
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Episode 97

SIBLEY'S NEW MEXICO CAMPAIGN (Part the Second)

In which we continue our look at Sibley's New Mexico Campaign by discussing the Battle of Valverde (February 21, 1862).

49 min Nov 16, 2014
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Episode 98

SIBLEY'S NEW MEXICO CAMPAIGN (Part the Third)

In which we continue our discussion of Sibley's New Mexico Campaign by looking at the Confederates' capture of Albuquerque & Santa Fe, the epic march of the First Colorado to Fort Union, and the engagement at Apache Pass (March 26, 1862).

32 min Nov 24, 2014
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Episode 99

SIBLEY'S NEW MEXICO CAMPAIGN (Part the Fourth)

In which we wrap-up our discussion of Sibley's New Mexico Campaign by looking at the Battle of Glorieta Pass (March 28, 1862).

30 min Nov 30, 2014
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Episode 100

(Again)- "THE MUSIC EPISODE"

In which we take a look at the music of the Civil War (again).

1 hr 35 min Aug 24, 2026
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Episode 100

MUSIC SPECIAL: Songs of the Civil War

In which we celebrate our one hundreth episode with a music special featuring over twenty songs that were popular during the Civil War.

1 hr 33 min Dec 7, 2014
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Episode 101

PEA RIDGE (Part the First)

In which we set the stage for the Battle of Pea Ridge, which took place in northwest Arkansas on March 7-8, 1862.

31 min Dec 15, 2014
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Episode 102

PEA RIDGE (Part the Second)

In which we continue our discussion of the events preceding the Battle of Pea Ridge, which took place in northwest Arkansas on March 7-8, 1862.

26 min Dec 22, 2014
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