Donald Frazier: Recent Episodes
A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Professors Podcast looks at a wide range of topics through the lens of a Political Science professor in Abilene, Texas and the Director of The Texas Center at Schreiner University in Kerrville, TX. Join Dr. Paul Fabrizio and Dr. Donald S. Frazier as they take you on a humorous and insightful journey through historical and current events.
Constitution Line by Line: Outro by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 27 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 26 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 25d by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 25c by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 25b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 25a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 24 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 23 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 22 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 21 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 20b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 20a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 19 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 18 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 17 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 16 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14f by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 15 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14e by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14d by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14c by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 14a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 13 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 12 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 11 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 10 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 9 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 8b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 8a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 7 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6f by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6e by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6d by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6c by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 6a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 5e by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 5d by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 5c by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 5b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 4 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 5a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 3 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 2 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 1e by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 1d by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 1c by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 1b by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Amendment 1a by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Article 7 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Article 6 Clause 3 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Article 6 Clause 2 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Article 6 Clause 1 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
Constitution Line by Line: Article 5 by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the guarantee of a republican form of government.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the privileges and immunities clause.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the original and appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss cases between states and foreign nations.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss cases involving land grants and cases between citizens of different states.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss cases involving the United States and the states.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the president's responsibility to execute the laws.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss how the president receives foreign representatives.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the ability of the president to adjourn Congress.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the president's ability to call a special session of Congress.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the president's power to fill vacancies.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the president's treaty-making powers.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the president's role as commander-in-chief.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the death, removal, or inability of the president to serve.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss treaties, bills of credit, bills of attainder, obligation of contract.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss bills of attainder and ex post facto laws.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier again discuss Congress' power to control the militia.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power to control the militia.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power to control the armed services
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power to establish a navy.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power to establish post offices and post roads.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' role in preventing counterfeiting.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power over monetary systems.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss Congress' power to regulate commerce.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss presidential approval of legislation.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the separation of powers outlined in the Constitution.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss compensation of members of Congress.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss records of legislative proceedings.
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 2 Rotations Of Terms For Senators by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 3 Qualifications For Senators by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 4 Presiding Officer Of The Senate by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 5 Other Officers Of The Senate by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 6 Trials Of Impeachment by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 7 Penalties For Conviction by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 4 Clause 1 Times For Electing Congress Members by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 4 Clause 2 Meetings Of Congress by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1 Section 3 Clause 1 Election Of Senators by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Introduction by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - The Creation Of The Constitution by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - The Preamble by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
The Constitution Line By Line - Article 1, Section 1: The Congress by A Podcast from the McWhiney History Education Group
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss elections and terms of office for the House of Representatives.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the qualifications for members of the House of Representatives.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the apportionment of U.S. representatives.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss vacancies in the House of Representatives.
In this track, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier discuss the Speaker of the House and Impeachment.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Dr. Fabrizio talk to Tim Dunn, a psychology professor at McMurry University, about why we are the way we are.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Dr. Fabrizio sit down with Dr. Robert Wallace of McMurry University to discuss prisoners who have been wrongfully convicted due to insufficient evidence, misleading witnesses, and/or a broken legal system.
Come to the Bower was an early Nineteenth Century minstrel tune that made the rounds of stages and taverns across the United States. It is a simple story of seduction in which a young rake is promising a delightful location for a tryst he has created in some secluded and shady place. It is a bawdy descendent of a slightly earlier Irish patriot tune, Come to the Bower, which invited volunteers to come to the Emerald Isle to free the nation from British occupation after the failed 1798 rebellion.
The version presented here, the American minstrel tune, is taken from manuscript sheet music in the holdings of the American Antiquarian Society and is performed by Kay Frazier of the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University, and Marc Sanders of Abilene Christian University on piano.
The tune came to be associated with the April 21, 1836 Battle of San Jacinto because, as the tale is told, it was part of the repertoire of two teenaged Texian musicians pressed into service to provide martial music for the advance. Thus, Sam Houston and his army marched toward destiny in step to a slightly off-color tavern tune that magically captured the spirit of the age.
A song about Texas, written in 1924 and adopted in 1929. Vocals by Kay Frazier. Piano by Marc Sanders.
In honor of the bicentennial of this iconic song. Vocals by Kay Frazier. Piano by Marc Sanders.
In this episode, Dr. Fabrizio is joined by Christopher Bartlett and ask guest Dr. David Amlung a series of questions about his profession as part of the music department of McMurry University.
In this episode, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier talk to Stephen L. Hardin, a world-reknowned specialist of the Texas Revolution, and discuss his latest book "Lust for Glory."
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Derek Hostas tackle the subject of the liability of college coaches in regards to abuse scandals.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Rachel Brandon-Hopper explore the evolution of academia.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Ross Davis explore the history of the nursing profession.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Bethany Duke explore the differences between the Shia and Sunni divisions in Islam.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Caleb Shaw tackle the subject of performance enhancing drugs in sports.
In this episode, Dr. Donald Frazier and Dr. Paul Fabrizio talk to Reverend Marty CashBurless, the campus chaplain of McMurry University.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Dr. Fabrizio talk to Allen Withers, the Dean of Students at McMurry University.
In this episode, Dr. Donald S. Frazier and Stone Coston explore the wild topic of flat earth conspiracy theories.
In this episode, Dr. Donald S. Frazier and Daniel Frazier tackle the issue of Genetically Modified Foods.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Mikayla Johnson tackle the subject of the national debt and try to create possible outcomes.
Dr. Jerry Hollingsworth joins the table with Dr. Frazier and Dr. Fabrizio and discusses his studies of ancient societies.
In this episode, Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier talk to Dr. Stephanie Scott, the Chair of Curriculum and instruction at McMurry University.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier discusses with Toney Mitchell the issue of sports-related injuries and whether they are worth the risk. HISTORICAL TRENDS, Season 2 Episode 5.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier and Dr. Fabrizio are joined by Paul Mason, Dean of the School of Business at McMurry University.
The special guest in this episode is Terrance Boyle, a noted biologist and professor at McMurry University. He talks with hosts Dr. Paul Fabrizio and Dr. Donald S. Frazier about the biology of crabs and other marine life.
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In this episode of Historical Trends, Dr. Donald Frazier talks to Mackenzie Reiner about the hot topic of artificial intelligence. The talk has an effect on the studio equipment at first. HISTORICAL TRENDS, Season 2 Episode 4.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier talks to Hunter Reynolds about Space Force, the possible sixth branch of the armed forces. HISTORICAL TRENDS, Season 2 Episode 3.
In this episode, Dr. Frazier talks to Reagan Sullivan about the issue of guns in America and the use of bump stocks. HISTORICAL TRENDS, Season 2 Episode 2.
This season premiere episode is about the trade war between the United States and China. Dr. Donald Frazier and student David Voogd explore the topic in a humorous and insightful way. HISTORICAL TRENDS, Season 2 Episode 1.
Astronomy extrordinaire Wayne Keith returns for a record-setting third time to discuss dark energy with Paul Fabrizio and Donald Frazier.
The special guest in this episode is Erica Medina, Dean of Student Engagement at McMurry University.
The special guest in this episode is Wayne Keith, professor of Astronomy at McMurry University. In this episode Dr. Frazier, Dr. Fabrizio, and Dr. Keith have a discussion about space and discuss the topic of dark matter.
The special guest in this episode is Sam Ferguson, the Athletics Director of McMurry University. Along with Dr. Fabrizio and Dr. Frazier, he discusses what his job title means and gives examples of how his job helped change some students.
The special guest in this episode is Dr. Phil LeMasters, a McMurry University professor and Eastern Orthodox priest. In this episode, he discusses his journey to become an Orthodox priest.
The special guest in this video is the Vice President of Enrollment Management at McMurry University, David Heringer. The discussion follows Heringer's career, admissions at McMurry, and the college admission process.
The special guest in this video is a McMurry Univerisity Biology Professor, Dr. Joel Brant. The discussion primarily concerns scientific topics related to mammals and the study of mammalogy.