Episode 7: The "Venturesome" Virginian - Part 1
This is part 1 of the true story of Joseph Swope, the "venturesome" Virginia longhunter and frontiersman, which in an Allan Eckert (ish) style, tells ...
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The study of American History through the excavation of discarded items, exploring people's attics, flying drones, and stuff....
Episode 6: New Orleans, history, crime, and art with Trey Bryan
New Orleans has a rich, and sometimes dark history. My brother, Trey Bryan, a well known artist in New Orleans, who is a formally trained illustrator,...
Episode 5: Searching for Renick’s Fort
Scavengeology is about finding real historic locations on the ground, using the historical evidence available, combined with modern technology. From t...
Episode 4: Scopes Trial, Leopold and Loeb, a Boy Named Sue, Mayhem and Manipulation
The Scopes "Monkey" Trial in 1925 was called the "trial of the century," and it was the second "trial of the century" in less than a year - both featu...
Episode 3 - Gen. McCausland's House, and did you know Mexico had an emperor?
The house you can still see today in West Virginia belonging to notorious Confederate General, Tiger McCausland. (It’s a little fuzzy with the new tra...
Episode 2: Epic Narrative of Thomas Brown – a 17 year old Ranger during the French Indian War
Episode 2 features the real war story of 17 year old Thomas Brown, one of America's first Army Rangers, in his harrowing and gruesome ordeal during th...
Episode 1: Hidden History of Jamestown
Welcome to our first podcast, episode 1, a discussion about little known facts about Virginia's Jamestown settlement, including the real first Thanksg...