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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
October 20, 2026
On this episode of Our American Stories Milton Hershey failed again and again before he ever became America's chocolate king After a struggling candy shop in Philadelphia bankruptcy and years spent learning from confectioners around the country Hershey finally found success with caramels Then at the height of that success he took another enormous gamble chocolate Don Papson of the M S Hershey Foundation and Amy Zeigler of The Hershey Story Museum share the story of how Hershey learned to mass-produce affordable milk chocolate built a factory and community around it in Pennsylvania and ultimately gave much of his fortune [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
September 29, 2026
James Talarico proposed taxpayer funded socialized medicine on biblical grounds Dana torches Talarico using Jesus to pitch more government President Trump hits the road ahead of midterms as he hits a Texas factory Arkansas Gov Sarah Huckabee Sanders is getting absolutely skewered by her other conservatives for running a new political ad depicting a young White man as a lazy video-game-obsessed freeloader living off of welfare Dana explains how she woke up from a Sunday nap to the VMA's on MTV and was shocked by what she saw Elliot Page was featured for The Men's Style Issue of New York [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
September 24, 2026
On this episode of Our American Stories in influenza swept across the world with terrifying speed killing millions Doctors were desperate to stop it but there was a fundamental problem they didn't even know what caused the flu Patients were subjected to bloodletting and enemas prescribed whiskey and even exposed to toxic factory gases while scientists pursued theories involving bacteria the weather and tainted Russian oats Somewhere among the confusion was a disease medicine could not yet see Dr Jeremy Brown author of Influenza The Hundred-Year Hunt to Cure the Deadliest Disease in History shares how scientists finally uncovered the [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
September 23, 2026
Dana recaps Trump's moves at the UN including signing a US-Denmark-Greenland agreement meeting with the UK's new prime minister and considering a ban or restriction on U S diesel exports A US Army vet was running a California baby factory for Chinese nationals to have American kids Judge Judy drops the hammer on people who constantly criticize America while living here Thank you for supporting our sponsors that make The Dana Show possible Alliance Defending Freedomhttps JoinADF com DanaIf you believe your freedom is worth defending now is the time to act Donate to Alliance Defending Freedom at the link [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
September 17, 2026
On this episode of Our American Stories a century ago professional football was a gamble few people believed would pay off Players worked factory jobs during the week and battered one another on dirt fields on the weekend Teams appeared and disappeared crowds were small and owners sometimes risked everything they had just to make it to the next game Somehow out of that chaos the National Football League survived John Eisenberg author of The League shares how a handful of determined owners kept professional football alive long enough to transform a struggling sport into an American institution Support the [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
September 08, 2026
On this episode of Our American Stories a century ago Tampa Florida was Cigar City Some factories filled the city where workers rolled more than million cigars by hand each year One by one those factories disappeared as the industry changed and production moved overseas Today only one remains The J C Newman Cigar Company still makes cigars in Tampa using many of the same methods that helped make the city famous Drew Newman the great-grandson of company founder Julius Caesar Newman takes us inside the last cigar factory in Tampa and into a craft that begins years before a [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
September 07, 2026
On this episode of Our American Stories in Nellie Bly completed a journey that seemed almost impossible circling the globe in just days Inspired by Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days Bly traveled by ship train horse rickshaw and more even stopping in France to meet Verne himself But her famous race around the world was only one chapter in the remarkable life of one of America's most fearless journalists Born Elizabeth Jane Cochran in Pennsylvania Bly challenged expectations about what women could do reported on the lives of factory workers confronted political repression in Mexico and famously [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
July 07, 2026
Tammy Harris, a tattoo artist from Cincinnati, shares her story of overcoming obstacles as a single mom and pursuing her dream of becoming a tattoo artist. She emphasizes the importance of putting customers first and treating them with respect and kindness, highlighting the value of ethics and profit complementing each other in business. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
June 24, 2026
Oskar Schindler, a member of the Nazi Party, saved over 1,200 Jews during World War II, employing them in his factories and providing them with basic necessities. His heroic actions were motivated by a sense of humanity, and he became a beacon of hope for those in concentration camps. Despite facing rejection and hostility after the war, Schindler's legacy lives on through the lives of the people he saved. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
June 17, 2026
Henry Ford's life and legacy are a testament to his innovative spirit and determination to make cars affordable for the masses. He revolutionized the automotive industry with the Model T, introducing the first modern assembly line and transforming the way cars were manufactured and sold. Ford's impact on American society was profound, breaking down social barriers and creating a new era of consumerism. His story is a fascinating exploration of the intersection of technology, business, and culture. [... more]
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Carolina Journal Radio
Nick Craig
May 22, 2026
North Carolina sues Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast for breach of agreement, citing failure to create jobs and invest in the state as promised. Meanwhile, gas prices are expected to be high over the Memorial Day weekend, with many Americans unaware of the true meaning of the holiday, which honors those who died in service to their country. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
May 21, 2026
A real-life Rosie the Riveter shares her story of working in airplane factories during World War II, overcoming adversity, and inspiring patriotism in the next generation. Her experiences highlight the importance of women in the workforce, the power of American spirit, and the enduring legacy of those who served during the war. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
May 06, 2026
The J.C. Newman Cigar Company, America's oldest family-owned premium cigar business, has been keeping the American tradition of handcrafted cigars alive for 125 years. From its humble beginnings in Cleveland, Ohio, to its current location in Tampa, Florida, the company has faced numerous challenges, including the Cuban embargo and FDA regulations. The company's great-grandson, Drew Newman, shares the story of his great-grandfather's immigration to America and how he built a successful business despite the odds. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
April 08, 2026
Henry Ford's legacy is deeply ingrained in American history, from the invention of the Model T to the creation of the modern assembly line. His innovative approach to mass production and consumerism transformed the automobile industry and had a profound impact on society. Ford's courage and conviction in the face of adversity are a testament to his enduring legacy. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
January 14, 2026
A man was suspended for heckling President Trump at a Ford plant, but his supporters are rallying around him, raising over $300,000 in donations. Meanwhile, a leftist is ridiculed online for a video showing him struggling to handle a rifle at an indoor range, threatening to shoot ICE agents. [... more]
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Dana Loesch Show
Dana Loesch
January 14, 2026
The discussion revolves around Iran, Trump, Obama, and the concept of a 'red line', as well as the ongoing debate about ICE agents, deportations, trans sports, and the role of SCOTUS in shaping these issues. The conversation also touches on the topic of DEI, Title IX, and the impact of progressive men on women's sports and feminism. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
December 23, 2025
Bill Koch shares the story of the War of 1812 and how it relates to his love of sailing, which finds its roots in the American Navy's motto 'Don't Give Up the Ship'. The story highlights the bravery of Captain Lawrence and the significance of the battle in American history. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
December 16, 2025
Harry Gossard, an American jazz trumpeter, played from the 1930s to 1980, entertaining crowds in big bands and at iconic venues like the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. His son George shares memories of his father's performances and the unique experiences they had together. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
November 20, 2025
The Kazubi Kazoo Factory and Museum in Beaufort, South Carolina, has been producing kazoos for over 20 years. The factory's owner shares the history of the kazoo, from its origins in Africa to its modern-day uses in advertising and entertainment. The museum showcases a wide range of kazoos, from vintage to novelty, and offers factory tours and kazoo-making workshops. [... more]
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Our American Stories
Lee Habeeb
October 29, 2025
Asbestos, once touted as the miracle mineral, has a surprisingly long history with humanity, dating back at least 4,000 years. It was used in various forms, from insulation to clothing, but its dangers were initially overlooked. As the industrial age progressed, asbestos became a staple in construction, but its health risks became increasingly apparent, leading to a ban on its use in the US and other countries. Today, an estimated quarter million people die each year from complications due to asbestos exposure, mostly from cancers like mesothelioma. [... more]
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