Claim OwnershipWelcome to Texas with Bill Ingram
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Stories of history, life and faith in the Lone Star state.
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German and Czech immigrants came to Texas in search of freedom, faith, and fertile land, trusting God.
Just north of Houston is a small town called New Caney. Hard working families shaped this town that feels like Texas through and through.
The Hermann Park Train has carried generations of Houstonians around the park for many years.
A small Texas town that'll shoot straight with you!
God doesn't want us to live in fear. When the world feels like a giant standing in front of you... God is still bigger.
There's a tiny spot in East Texas that once boomed big... it was Fostoria, a sawmill town. Now it's just a reminder of Texas history.
William Wright Baldwin founded the city of Bellaire in 1908.
The history of a place that helped connect Galveston to the mainland.
A complete history of Houston air travel awaits at this museum at Hobby Airport.
In January 1901, the modern oil industry was born at Spindletop.
It's one of the most beloved holiday plants. The poinsettias roots go all the way back to the Aztecs, but today is grown right here in the Houston area.
On this episode we'll talk about tamaladas, a favorite Christmas memory with my dad, I celebrate 50 years on the air in radio, and the real reason for the season, Jesus is the heart of Christmas.
Here in the Lone Star State, we've got a lot of traditions we hold close during the Christmas season- and when it comes to food, Texans are serious about it!
We'll take a Christmas roadtrip across the Lone Star State to see some of the best places to enjoy the lights, the laughter, and the love of the season.
When I was a kid, Christmas shopping was a whole different experience.
Fried turkey, the HEB Thanks giving Parade, and the Turket Trots, all to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Every March the small town of Sweetwater Texas comes alive with a wild event call the Sweetwater Rattle Snake Rodeo'
Sugar Land was originally home to Imperial Sugar Company.
Texas BBQ is not just a meal, it's a way of life!
It's a vast rugged stretch of land that covers more than 37,000 square miles from Austin and San Antonio all the way west to the Pecos River.
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thank you Mr Bill I really enjoy your podcasts, is very informative and I love the way you share God's words and love for us,blessings to you and your family.