Samuel Colt
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Lois read this book to learn more about the Colorado River before embarking on her expedition, specifically about John Wesley Powell's harrowing journey.
Lois read everything she could about the Colorado River, including the book Down the World's Most Dangerous River.
— Episode: 478 - Women on River
Lois read this book to learn more about the Colorado River before embarking on her expedition, specifically about John Wesley Powell's harrowing journey.
Lois read everything she could about the Colorado River, including the book Down the World's Most Dangerous River.
Wyoming's Gentleman Horse Thief
It was a 34-page self-published autobiography that detailed Otto Wood's life and was a bestselling book during his time.
He published a bestselling autobiography.
— Episode: 477 - Otto Wood
It was a 34-page self-published autobiography that detailed Otto Wood's life and was a bestselling book during his time.
He published a bestselling autobiography.
His self published 34 page autobiography was titled Man those were the days.
It's called The Life History of Otto Wood it sells very well.
A book about Otto Wood that was mentioned as a source of information in the podcast, detailing Otto's life, legend and the songs written about him.
A lot of this I just took from newspapers and then Trevor Jackson McKenzie wrote The Robin Hood of the Blue Ridge The Life Legend and Songs of Otto Wood The Bandit
— Episode: 477 - Otto Wood
A book about Otto Wood that was mentioned as a source of information in the podcast, detailing Otto's life, legend and the songs written about him.
A lot of this I just took from newspapers and then Trevor Jackson McKenzie wrote The Robin Hood of the Blue Ridge The Life Legend and Songs of Otto Wood The Bandit
With Memorial to the Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, Mayor of New York, on the Subject of Street-Cleaning (Classic Reprint)
The podcast discussed the book, which details the history of the Ladies' Health Protective Association and their fight against the massive manure pile in Manhattan.
Source - The Ladies' Health Protective Association: Lay Lawyers and Urban Cause Lawyering by Felice Batlan
— Episode: 476 - The Manure Pile
The podcast discussed the book, which details the history of the Ladies' Health Protective Association and their fight against the massive manure pile in Manhattan.
Source - The Ladies' Health Protective Association: Lay Lawyers and Urban Cause Lawyering by Felice Batlan
Technology and Culture
The podcast heavily relied on this book for information on the history of toothpicks and was referenced and quoted throughout the episode.
otherwise, every quote is from Henry Petrescu's book, The Toothpick.
— Episode: 473 - Toothpicks in America
The podcast heavily relied on this book for information on the history of toothpicks and was referenced and quoted throughout the episode.
otherwise, every quote is from Henry Petrescu's book, The Toothpick.
Most of this came from Henry Petrosky's The Two Thicks.
It is so crazy how in-depth he goes into Two Thicks.
It reminds me of the mince pie stuff. It's just amazing.
The Texas Slave Who Became a Mexican Millionaire
The podcast discussed the life of William Henry Ellis, a former slave who reinvented himself multiple times, using various identities and nationalities, to achieve success and wealth in a racist America and Mexico.
This was based on The Strange Career of William Ellis, the Texas slave who became a Mexican millionaire by Carl Jacoby.
— Episode: 471 - William Henry Ellis w/ El Dollop h...
The podcast discussed the life of William Henry Ellis, a former slave who reinvented himself multiple times, using various identities and nationalities, to achieve success and wealth in a racist America and Mexico.
This was based on The Strange Career of William Ellis, the Texas slave who became a Mexican millionaire by Carl Jacoby.
It's really, it was, I had to go back. This is one of the only books I've had go back and try and figure out stuff because I was getting so confused.
Like what the fuck is happening right now? It's just, it's just a fucking, God.
The Summer of '81 and the Greatest Baseball Team You’ve Never Heard Of
The podcast mentioned this book as a source for the Frank Verdi story, particularly regarding the 1981 season and a lesser-known baseball team.
the book Almost Yankees the summer of 81 and the greatest baseball team you've never heard of
— Episode: 470 - Frank Verdi
The podcast mentioned this book as a source for the Frank Verdi story, particularly regarding the 1981 season and a lesser-known baseball team.
the book Almost Yankees the summer of 81 and the greatest baseball team you've never heard of
It was mentioned as a source for the episode's information on Peter Christian Barrie, the horse expert discussed.
The sources for this Ringers and Rascals, a taste of skull duggery by David Ashforth, and then also another article on historically, which is a cool read by Josh Nathan cases called h...
— Episode: 469 - The Ringer
It was mentioned as a source for the episode's information on Peter Christian Barrie, the horse expert discussed.
The sources for this Ringers and Rascals, a taste of skull duggery by David Ashforth, and then also another article on historically, which is a cool read by Josh Nathan cases called history's greatest racing cheat and his incredible painting trick.
The Compelling True Story of America's First Leading Female Jockey
It was another source for the podcast, regarding Peter Barrie and his horse-related scams.
The sources for this ringers and rascals, a taste of skull duggery by David Ashforth, and then also another article on historically, which is a cool read by Josh Nathan cases called history's greatest...
— Episode: 469 - The Ringer
It was another source for the podcast, regarding Peter Barrie and his horse-related scams.
The sources for this ringers and rascals, a taste of skull duggery by David Ashforth, and then also another article on historically, which is a cool read by Josh Nathan cases called history's greatest racing cheat and his incredible painting trick.
Immigrant Housewives and the Riots That Shook New York City
The podcasters discussed the book as a source for the episode, and it was referenced multiple times as the basis for the story, a look at the history of the Kosher Meat Boycott of 1902 in New York.
Sources, Scott D. Seligman, The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902, Immigrant Housewives and the Riots that Shook New York City.
— Episode: 468 - The Meat Riot
The podcasters discussed the book as a source for the episode, and it was referenced multiple times as the basis for the story, a look at the history of the Kosher Meat Boycott of 1902 in New York.
Sources, Scott D. Seligman, The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902, Immigrant Housewives and the Riots that Shook New York City.
Okay, the source of this episode that I would like to build to and have you learn about is called The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902, Immigrant Housewives and the Riots that Shook New York.
Dispatches from the Disappearing Heart of Baseball
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A Wicked City Novel (The Wicked City series, 2)
The podcast discussed the book 'Wicked Phoenix City' as a source of information about the events that happened in Phoenix City, Alabama.
This is based on Wicked Phoenix City by Faith Serafin.
— Episode: 466 - Wicked Phenix City
The podcast discussed the book 'Wicked Phoenix City' as a source of information about the events that happened in Phoenix City, Alabama.
This is based on Wicked Phoenix City by Faith Serafin.
The podcast also mentioned 'Phoenix City' by Edwin Strickland and Gene Wortsman as another source of information about the events discussed.
Phoenix City by Edwin Strickland and Gene Wortsman.
— Episode: 466 - Wicked Phenix City
The podcast also mentioned 'Phoenix City' by Edwin Strickland and Gene Wortsman as another source of information about the events discussed.
Phoenix City by Edwin Strickland and Gene Wortsman.
The podcast referenced 'Death, Prostitution and the Paperboy' by Brian Mosley as another source of information for the episode about Phoenix City.
And Death, Prostitution and the Paperboy by Brian Mosley.
— Episode: 466 - Wicked Phenix City
The podcast referenced 'Death, Prostitution and the Paperboy' by Brian Mosley as another source of information for the episode about Phoenix City.
And Death, Prostitution and the Paperboy by Brian Mosley.
An American Aristocrat in the Early Republic
The book was repeatedly cited as the primary source of information for the podcast episode, providing details about Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte's life and her tumultuous relationship with Jerome Bonaparte.
All the quotes, all the quotes from this are from Charlene Boyer Lewis's book, Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, an American aristocrat in the early republic.
— Episode: 462 - Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte
The book was repeatedly cited as the primary source of information for the podcast episode, providing details about Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte's life and her tumultuous relationship with Jerome Bonaparte.
All the quotes, all the quotes from this are from Charlene Boyer Lewis's book, Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, an American aristocrat in the early republic.
This the source, the only source on this was Charlene M. Boyer Lewis's Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte.
A Life in Computer Games
Sid Allen, a key figure in the Hillsville Massacre, published a memoir after his imprisonment, which sold well and detailed his perspective of the events.
Sid is pardoned and released in 1926. He publishes a memoir it sells very well, and then he also traveled around North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia showing an exhibition of complicated furnitu...
— Episode: 461 - Floyd Allen
Sid Allen, a key figure in the Hillsville Massacre, published a memoir after his imprisonment, which sold well and detailed his perspective of the events.
Sid is pardoned and released in 1926. He publishes a memoir it sells very well, and then he also traveled around North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia showing an exhibition of complicated furniture.
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