Viewers ask questions like: What types of watches should I collect? Should I put all of my money into just one or two really nice and expensive watches? Or should I buy a lot of affordable watches and build a big collection? The truth is, there are as many correct answers to these questions as…
On today’s 38th broadcast of TBR Radio’s TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed continues last week’s conversation with TBR Executive Editor Paul Angel about the September/ October issue of The Barnes Review magazine, a double-length issue entitled “Defending American Heroes.“ As angry mobs tear down the monuments to our nation’s heroes, The Barnes Review is reminding…
On this TBR Radio’s Dixie Heritage Show, Dr. Ed calls long-time TBR subscriber Jim Gray. Jim Gray is well know to our Texas listeners because of his letters to the editor and interviews that have appeared in the newspapers of Houston, Dallas, Abilene, Austin, San Antonio and throughout the Lone Star State. Jim has also…
On today’s 37th broadcast of TBR Radio’s TBR History Hour, Dr. Ed talks with TBR Executive Editor Paul Angel about the September/ October issue of The Barnes Review magazine, a double-length issue entitled “Defending American Heroes.” As angry mobs tear down the monuments to our nation’s heroes, The Barnes Review is reminding us how these…
Dr. Ed and Clint Lacy discuss the article “Slavery in the Words of Slaves” that Clint wrote for the September/October issue of The Barnes Review magazine.
Dr. Ed explains how the goal post keeps moving. Also discussed is the fact that although Kamala Harris was born in California, she grew up in Canada and is a citizen of a foreign country. Joe Biden has broken his biggest campaign promise. And he has not even been elected yet.
On today’s show, Dr. Ed talks with fellow Barnes Review contributor Clint Lacy. Clint submitted an excellent article that appears in the September / October “Defending American Heroes” issue of The Barnes Review. “Slavery in the Words of Slaves,” is a compilation of interviews conducted in the 1930s with former slaves who were living in…
Dr. Ed talks with Lt. Col. Ed Kennedy, longtime professor of Military History at the Army Staff College in Leavenworth, Kansas. Col. Kennedy talks about the New York Times‘s 1619 Project and its adoption in schools across the country, his advocacy for a local Confederate monument in Alabama, and his discussions with Army generals…
Viewers ask why we do not do more unboxings. So while an unboxing is occurring on the screen Dr. Ed shares some common mistakes that many make as they begin collecting watches. Also shared is how not to make those mistakes.
Lt. Col. Edwin Kennedy, longtime professor of military history at the Army Staff College in Leavenworth Kansas discusses various aspects of the Korean War and how it forever changed America’s military policy, expanding the role of the president as commander-in-chief, enabling him to send American troops to wars that were never declared by Congress.