History, Drinks, and Yes!

The epic conclusion to the Blood on the Border series, which will move from a massacre to the inclusion of the Kansas territory as an official state. All the loose ends will be tied up, and introducing a new character to the drama, William Clarke Quantrill.

In the midst of our own epidemic, it is time to look back at history and compare and contrast how two military men dealt with the Spanish Flu themselves. One will be hailed a hero, one will be crippled with guilt. Tune in for this very relevant episode that mirrors today's events with Covid-19.

This episode continues the Blood on the Border series. It will detail the bloody events that occur in Kansas in the summer of 1856, focusing on the violence of John Brown. Go ahead and get yourself a cocktail and relax to the soothing sounds of gunfire in this episode.

Can you imagine a forest made of 20,000 corpses sliding down 20,000 stakes, covering an area the size of over 500 football fields? Imagine the smell, the sounds, and the sheer horror of what this would look like. Who would do such a thing? Why would they do such a thing? Find out with this Mini Halloween Special! I'll be drinking a Bloody Mary.

Sheriff Jones will not take having his prisoner taken from him lightly. And his actions will directly lead to the Wakarusa War, two shootings in Lawrence, and then the 1856 Sacking of Lawrence. Bleeding Kansas is heating up, and there will be blood on the border.