An Interview In History

Here's this week's An Interview In History with Molly Brown

Listen to Margaret Brown as she talks about her childhood, her early life, her marriage to J.J. Brown and her trip on the RMS Titanic, where she got the name The Unsinkable Molly Brown!

Listen to this week's An Interview In History with Thomas Edison

This week we are talking with Thomas Edison.  Listen as he talks about his family, his marriages and children, his inventions and his friendship with Henry Ford.

An Interview In History with Sir Winston Churchill

Listen as Sir Winston Churchill talks about his early life, schooling, military career and his participation in both World War I and II.  He talks about his interactions with Franklin Roosevelt and his life in retirement.

An Interview In History with Doc Holliday

This week on An Interview In History we are talking with Doc Holliday.  Listen as he talks about his early life, his schooling to be a Dentist, his friendships with the Earp Brothers and the gun battle at the OK Corral.

An Interview In History with Elisha Otis

Listen this week as we talk with Elisha Otis, who invented the Safety Elevator and ultimately the Passenger Elevator.  He talks about his early life and how he came about inventing the elevator.

An Interview In History with Wyatt Earp

Listen to that famous sheriff, Wyatt Earp as he talks about his early life, his life as a sheriff, his brothers, his friend Doc Holliday, the OK Corall, his wives and his later life.

An Interview In History with President Ulysses S. Grant

Listen to this interview with Ulysses S Grant, featuring the voice talents of Dan Vega.  Hear him talk about his childhood, his military record, his marriages, and his time as President of the United States.

The Christmas Story on An Interview In History

Listen this week as we tell the story of how three major individuals, Jesus, St. Nicholas and Santa Claus play a huge part in The Christmas Story.

This week we are talking with Charles Lindbergh on An Interview In History

Listen to Charles Lindbergh as he talks about his early childhood, his education, his flight from New York to Paris and the kidnapping of his son and finally his retirement.

Toulouse-Lautrec this week on An Interview In History

Listen to Toulouse-Lautrec this week.  Hear him discuss his early childhood, his physical deformities, his introduction to the art world and his time on the Moulin Rouge.