The California Frontier Project
Damian BacichIf you grew up in California, you probably learned about the Spanish missions and the Gold Rush. While those topics are important, there is a lot more to the story.
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An Irish Immigrant in the Gold Rush with author Craig S. Harwood
I’m honored to have interviewed Craig S. Harwood, author of Bridget’s Gambit, a captivating saga of family enterprise during the California Gold Rush. This really gripping book, coming out soon, tells a fascinating story of Bridget Evoy, a ...
San Diego's Lost City with Author Richard Carrico (Part 1)
Join me for an insightful conversation with archaeologist Richard Carrico as we explore the history of the Presidio of San Diego and its deep connection to the Kumeyaay people.
California's Forgotten Soldiers: The Californio Lancers Part 1
In this episode, I talk with author Tom Prezelski about his book The Californio Lancers: The 1st Battalion of Native Cavalry in the Far West, 1863–1866. Together, we explore the fascinating and often overlooked history of the First Battalio...
The Revolt of Los Angeles: Tales of Mexican California Part 3
Join me for another excerpt from Antonio Franco Coronel's memoirs, Tales of Mexican California.
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Fourth-generation Californian. Professor, translator. Ph.D. in Hispanic Languages and Literatures (UCLA), B.A. in History (USF).
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