Texas History Lessons is a podcast about Texas History and much more. It will attempt to make inform
The next episode on San Jacinto is developing nicely. You’ll be hearing from multiple participants on both sides. As usual it has grown almost to point of being unmanageable and has given birth to about ten to twenty related episodes. Lots of stories to explore.
Texas History Lessons is available everywhere you listen to podcasts. And it’s available at texashistorylessons.com. The next episode is pretty decent. It could be better but it’s not for a reason. There’s a purpose to it. That being said, I hope the folks that listen enjoy it. The secret is that it and the previous few episodes are a build up to the end of Lesson 0.🤫don’t tell anyone. Actually—do tell everyone. Because the people that could really help me out a lot don’t. Also, if you aren’t listening to the music of Derrick McLendon…God bless your heart. Texas!
Texas History Lessons is a podcast about Texas history and much more. History is an important area of study and it is fun. While most of the focus will, of course, …
Guerrilla history. It’s not the podcast you want…it’s the podcast you need. Listened to by the best of the best. Acknowledged and awarded by none. Publicized by the real lovers of Texas—YOU WHO LISTEN!
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This is an awesome young man who has accomplished a great thing.
Check out this show my daughter is on.
kait and rob are alums and helping this is me kait typing and rob is working on tricaster right now wait no actually he isnt because this is a ut student thi...
Blending Spanish Colonial architecture and European style, the four-diamond Omni La Mansion del Rio hotel surrounds guests with the grace and charm of a grand hacienda, and is within walking distance of the world-famous Alamo.
Derrick McLendon, aka Mr. Mack London, will be performing in Shreveport on March 24. Also performing is a guy named Chris Knight.
It’s definitely not directly related to Texas history—give me a minute and I can probably find a couple of connections—but I just watched Black ‘47 and, even though it’s not from this year, it’s the best movie I’ve watched this year. Take First Blood and any of your favorite westerns-especially a couple of early Clint Eastwood westerns-and set them in 1840s Ireland and you get this film. Anyone else want to share recommendations?
Does anyone have a great chili recipe that you’d want to share with the group?
How’s everyone doing? I hope the answer is “great.” If not, hang in there and take care of yourself. I have some fun and interesting projects in the works. You should start listening to the Galveston Unscripted podcast because I will have an episode on it soon.
November is Native American Heritage Month. Get started with the Handbook of Texas category on Native Americans with almost a thousand entries!
https://bit.ly/3FFieCn
In the original entrance to Temple Beth-El off of Belknap Place (the current entrance is from the parking lot on the other side of the building) there are symbols like this. This one is the sign of priestly (Kohanim) blessing, tracing back to when ancient Israelite/Jewish religions had a temple in Jerusalem at the heart of their practice. Some say it’s in the shape of the Hebrew letter “Shin” (שׁ) which is the first letter of “Shaddai” meaning “Almighty” (as in God Almighty). Fans of Star Trek may recognize something very familiar about it!
Good morning everyone. We got a nice cold hug of weather from winter this morning. Left a note and said, “I’ll be back soon.” Check out this show in Denton.
Anyone want to know a secret?
I didn’t even know this until recently.
The Texas History Lessons Podcast isn’t really about Texas.
It’s about a lot more.
I keep learning some amazing things and, hopefully, I’ll have the time to keep sharing all the really cool stories and lessons.
Hey! Everyone finding this page needs to go join the THL Facebook GROUP! I don’t deal with the page anymore. Sorry. But thanks!
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The next lesson focuses on the Jumanos of West Texas. Absolutely fascinating. If you have any interesting information to share send me a message or join the Texas History Lessons slack channel.
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History · 2020
Special early release bonus episode on Deep Ellum’s First Official History Day - Sunday October 18, 2020
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History · 2020
Texas History Lessons is a podcast about Texas history and much more. History is an important area of study and it is fun. While most of the focus will, …
https://www.texashistorylessons.com/
Texas History Lessons is a podcast about Texas history and much more. History is an important area of study and it is fun. While most of the focus will, …
https://www.podpage.com/texas-history-lessons/
Texas History Lessons is a podcast about Texas history and much more. History is an important area of study and it is fun. While most of the focus will, …
I’ve been thinking of setting up an THL group on slack or something like it for listeners to share their love of Texas history with each other. Share resources, links to information, discuss the episodes and add to them with your knowledge. Even correct me.
If you’re interested you can dm THL here on Twitter or send an email to [email protected]. As I’ve said many times THL is a continued learning experience for me as well as an effort to share what I’ve learned and am learning.
I’ve had many positive interactions on social media from people listening and think that together we can form a community of Texas historians that support one another by sharing what they discover and know.
And I probably shouldn’t say a community of Texas historians—let’s call it a community of people interested in Texas history. There are so many specific areas of interest that together we can help each other in our joint pursuit to learn and understand more!
Hey everyone. I fixed some problems with the last episode on the Coahuiltecans and released it again.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/texas-history-lessons/id1526189502 =fff4c5b2-0758-11eb-9f3f-334ef78af297
History · 2020
New episode is out on the Coahuiltecans of South Texas and Northern Mexico. This was a fun episode to put together. I learned a lot. Hope you enjoy it.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/texas-history-lessons/id1526189502
History · 2020
Texas History Lessons is happy to announce it will be sharing Tejano Heritage Moments in the near future, produced texastejano.com. Check out their amazing website and the many resources they have to help you personally and in the classroom. Hopefully, full episodes will be available in the future as well.
Since its founding in 2002, Texas Tejano.com has become a firm with a collection of works associated with its primary objectives of history research, publishing and communications. The
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