Danny Elfman's remarkable story of how he got to compose the score for The Simpsons, and how he bridges the gap between classical compositions and film scores, creating a unique style that has captivated audiences worldwide. [... more]

The Jewish people are at the center of God's prophetic program, and current events in the Middle East are unfolding in light of this plan. Israel is facing threats from Iran and Hezbollah, while Christians are being persecuted in Nigeria and other parts of the world. The rapture of the church is a key event in God's timeline, and understanding the Jewish people's role in prophecy is crucial for living a pure and productive holy life. [... more]

The sport of snowboarding skyrocketed when a young East Coast College graduate made some innovative designs that have lasted to this very day. Jake Burton's story began with the snurfer, a monoski invented by Sherman Poppin in 1965, which he later improved upon and turned into the first snowboard. Burton's perseverance and determination led to the growth of the sport, despite initial resistance from ski resorts, and today snowboarding is one of the most watched events at the Winter Olympics. [... more]

African American outlaw Cherokee Bill terrorized the Indian Territory with his gang, committing brazen robberies and killings. His life of crime was marked by a series of shootouts with lawmen, including a final confrontation that ended in his capture and execution. Despite his notoriety, Cherokee Bill's story remains largely untold, with many considering him the most feared outlaw in the history of the Indian Territory. [... more]

The sport of snowboarding skyrocketed when a young East Coast college graduate made some innovative designs that have lasted to this very day. Jake Burton's decision to put his product, the Snowboard, on pause and focus instead on cultivating the sport itself led to its widespread adoption and eventual inclusion in the Winter Olympics. [... more]

The story of Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw who terrorized the Indian Territory in the late 19th century, is a fascinating tale of crime and lawmen in the Wild West. Born Crawford Goldsby, Cherokee Bill was a member of the Cook Gang, a diverse group of outlaws who robbed banks and stores across the territory. With his exceptional shooting skills and brazen behavior, Cherokee Bill became the most feared outlaw in the Indian Territory, earning a $1,300 bounty on his head. His eventual capture and trial were marked by controversy and violence, ultimately leading to his execution in 1896. The story of Cherokee Bill is a gripping exploration of the complexities of the American West and the men who shaped its history. [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories for Art Burton the story of Bass Reeves seemed almost too good to be true After all how could somebody who history essentially forgot have such a strong lore Art decided to dive in headfirst determined to shed some light on the man who was the first black deputy US marshal west of the Mississippi River Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Bass Reeves, the first African American deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi River, was a legendary lawman who served for 32 years, arresting over 4,000 people and earning a reputation as the greatest frontier hero in U.S. history. Born into slavery, Reeves escaped and joined the Union forces during the Civil War, later becoming a scout and guide for the federal court in Arkansas. He was known for his exceptional tracking skills, bravery, and ability to work in disguise, earning the respect of both white and Native American communities. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Hillsdale College's approach to education, focusing on critical thinking and liberty. The conversation also touches on the topic of self-defense, immigration, and sanctuary cities, as well as climate change and the potential benefits of ivermectin in managing COVID-19. [... more]

African American George, a Confederate soldier, joins the 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment and meets his wife Ellen, where their son Crawford is born. Crawford later becomes Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw in the Indian Territory, known for his brazen robberies and gunfights, until his eventual capture and execution. [... more]

Jalen Hyatt, a Walter Camp semifinalist, discusses his season with the Tennessee Volunteers, his chemistry with quarterback Hendon Hooker, and his upcoming game against South Carolina. Luis Guzman, star of the Netflix show Wednesday, talks about his role as Gomez Adams and his experiences working with Tim Burton. [... more]

A grieving mother shares her story of loss and how she found hope after her son's unexpected passing due to epilepsy. She discusses the importance of respecting and honoring one's pain, and how her faith in God helped her navigate her grief journey. Meanwhile, a guest from Team Jesus shares about the ministry's mission to please God by glorifying Him, and the importance of faith in achieving God's will. [... more]

Born into slavery in 1838, Bass Reeves became the first African American deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi River, serving for 32 years and earning a reputation as a skilled tracker, shooter, and lawman. He worked in disguise, traveled 400 miles round trip to execute warrants, and arrested over 4,000 people, earning him the title of greatest frontier hero in US history. [... more]

Eileen Hall's incredible journey across Europe as she searches for her husband in the middle of World War II. She joins the Women's Army Corps, volunteers for driver training, and leads a convoy through Georgia. Meanwhile, Art T. Burton shares the story of Cherokee Bill, a notorious outlaw in the Indian Territory, who terrorized towns and robbed banks before being captured and executed by Judge Parker. [... more]

Born into slavery, Bass Reeves became the first black deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi River, serving for 32 years and earning a reputation as a skilled lawman and tracker. He worked in disguise, arrested notorious outlaws, and was known for his exceptional shooting and strength. Reeves' career was marked by bravery and a commitment to justice, making him a legendary figure in American history. [... more]

Listen Live to the Todd Starnes Show with Guest Host Mary Walter Mary discusses the news of the day with Monica Crowley amp Wallbuilders founder David Burton and interviews Miranda Devine author of Laptop From Hell See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Avalanches have become a deadly threat for skiers this winter, with snowpack conditions heightened by climate change. Meanwhile, actress Ellen Pompeo discusses the future of her hit TV show Grey's Anatomy, and women share their stories of workplace harassment at McDonald's. [... more]