Chasing History Radio

In this episode, we will look at the reality of human history objects - like all of the buttons that were on continental army uniforms during the American Revolution to every bullet made out of lead that was fired during the Civil War. Are all those things that were made in the past is it still out there somewhere? The answer is... Yes, most of them are. We talk about the details of the tangible artifacts that are still out there waiting to be discovered. 

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In this episode, we discuss a project that The Relic room is doing with the Texas Through Time Museum on Permian fossils. We have created a once-in-a-lifetime kit that's one of the most exciting we have created! We were so excited we wanted to share it with everyone! 

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In this episode, we explore Hard Rock Dinosaur Hunting with professional fossil hunter Aamon Yeager of Northwest Montana Fossils. Digging in the two medicine formation can be tough, but the toughest is digging in solid rock. The payout however is incredibly preserved dinosaurs, some of the best specimens on the planet.

Oh... and it's in the heart of Grizzly Country. This is a cool look at an awesome way to hunt for Dinosaurs! 

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In this episode, in remembrance of Indigenous Peoples Day, we discuss the first nations of North America in particular the native peoples of our home East Tennessee. We talk about what life was like in east Tennessee before the Anglo-European settlement and all of the different groups that once called our area of the united states home. 

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In this episode, we cover the Treaty of Dumplin Creek, a forgotten treaty of the lost State of Franklin, a would-be 14th state that sorta kinda existed just after the American Revolution, but a back door political land grab, overwhelming egos, and a feud prevented its existence. This story takes place in the hills of East Tennessee at what was at that time the American frontier whose key player would become one of the state's greatest sons and eventual first Governor, John Sevier.  This story shows that nothing has changed in politics and is a Great Tale! 

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In this episode, we look over some of the characteristics that make an artifact valuable. Whether that be historic value or monetary value, we look at the value of historical items from the ordinary every day to those of national importance.

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In this episode, we sit down with Don Shafer,  historical interpretive ranger at Wilderness Road State Park, aka "Martin's Station" located in Southwest Virginia. Don has been doing some incredible work on the relatively unknown history of spies on the frontier during the American Revolution. This is a great episode about a very little understood and known part of American history and is absolutely not what think it will be.

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In this episode, we cover the history of one of the earliest Medical & Science books to ever come into the Relic Room's possession. That leads us down the rabbit hole of discussing the history of Science in the modern world.

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In this episode, we discuss the complex but practical methods that prehistoric Native Americans used in order to choose material for making stone tools. Some of those materials are Mind Blowing! 

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In researching some recently acquired artifacts we were able to discover one of the most incredible stories that you have never even heard of (note had we until now which reenforces the reason why you should ALWAYS research names on artifacts!) This is a REALLY Great Episode!!! 

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In this episode, we discuss the 42-day western fossil dig season & the need for the Smoky Mountain Relic Room to travel west to collect fossils. We will cover: what all we discovered, the cool things coming to the shop, & other happenings on the trip! 

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In this episode, we cover The Relic Room's annual summer excavation season out west & run into some INCREDIBLE Teddy Roosevelt History!!! We knew he was a cowboy..... but bringing Winchester rifles to a duel is pushing it just a little bit... Haha... ALL TRUE..... 

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In this episode, we talk all about fossils: how to hunt them, how to collect them, and what is the deal with fossil hunting in the United States.

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In this episode, we discuss the history of the largest predator that ever lived in the oceans: the Megalodon shark. We also look into why there are so many Megalodon teeth that can be found on the ocean floor and in the rivers of the coastal southeastern United States.

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