Conner and Irene discuss an influential man nearly forgotten by time.
Conner and Irene talk about Camp Sheridan and the Spotted Tail Agency and why only a historical marker remains.
Conner and Irene talk about Camp Sheridan and the Spotted Tail Agency and why only a historical marker remains.
Conner and Irene talk about Camp Sheridan and the Spotted Tail Agency and why only a historical marker remains.
Conner and Irene sit down to discuss the White River, the Northern Lights and Fall in western Nebraska.
Conner and Irene talk about the Tri-State Monument, which marks the location where Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming meet.
Conner and Irene discuss the highest point in Nebraska, its history, and how to get there.
Conner and Irene tell the Cheyenne tale of the little girl beholden to a ghost.
Today, Conner and Irene bring you two Native American ghost stories.
Conner and Irene continue talking about Native American ghost stories.
Conner and Irene discuss the Lakota story of a daughter who was brought back to life.
Conner and Irene discuss two stories - The Teton Ghost and the Man Who Wrestled with a Ghost. They are part of the lore of many Native American ghost stories.
Conner and Irene discuss one of the early residents of Scottsbluff - Albert M. Petite, who was held in high regard throughout town.
Conner and Irene discuss Montz Ranch, an area East of Scottsbluff where hikers can see the beauty of the North Platte Valley.
Conner and Irene discuss the 1908 train wreck just east of Clinton, Nebraska in a heavy storm.
Conner and Irene discuss the 1908 train wreck just east of Clinton, Nebraska in a heavy storm.
Conner and Irene discuss the local events that people will be talking about in the future as history is being made now.
Conner and Irene continue the story of the bank robbery in Hay Springs and have a lot of fun along the way.
Conner and Irene discuss a little-known bank robbery in 1930 and have a few laughs along the way.