This Month in Texas History - March
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Show Notes
This Month in Texas History focuses on many of the colorful and important events that happened in Texas over the centuries during a specific month and this month we focus on March in Texas history.. We look at the Comanche attack on on Mission Santa Cruz de San Saba, the first Republic of Texas, the birth of the second Republic of Texas, events in the Republic, the Battle of Glorietta Pass, the March 18, 1937 New London School explosion, and a lot more.
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Texas History Lessons spotlight artist is Saint Jo, Texas born Jerrod Flusche. Jerrod has been a celebrated guitarist for several bands in his career, runs his own production company, Rock Soup Music Group, and released two solo albums in 2020. Visit his personal website, visit his production company website, and better yet, go to Spotify and listen to more of his songs. A full episode on Texas music history with a focus on Jerrod Flusche's amazing works of art is coming soon. The song at the end of the episode is So Well off of 2020's album Home,
Visit Spotify and listen to Jerrod Flusche's single Fan the Flames.
Go check out the Bloody Beaver Podcast for a fun and gregarious journey through the history of the West, one legend after another.
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