Texas Hidden History: Recent Episodes

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Texas is full of stories. This podcast is dedicated to the moments, people, and places in History that make up the one and only Lone Star state.

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Read how a relic of a forgotten boomtown once connected the many residents of Mingus, TX. 

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What does a Texas founding father, a modern author, and a famous outlaw have in common?  Find the answer on the latest episode of Texas Hidden History! 

Branch Tanner Archer

Jesse James

Larry McMurtry 

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On July 26, 1877 a party of soldiers headed out in the west Texas heat after a Comanche raid party. Only a handful of them would return! 

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Some of our favorite ghost stories from around Texas for our new friends in Washington!
1. Capitol Ghosts (Austin) 
2. Train Tracks (San Antonio) 
3. The Pearl (San Angelo) 

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The life and times of John Wesley Hardin

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Mini Stories from the Tx Hidden History Website

1) The Last President - a look into the tragic life of Texas' last president, Anson Jones. 

2) Living History: San Solomon Springs- the best history is living history

3) Forever Free- Texas' dark days as a slave state has a happy ending. 

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Old Ben's Lost Gold Mine
Odessa, TX
Season 1 Episode 7

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The Baker Hotel in Colorado City- Episode 6

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Battle of Palo Duro Canyon-  Episode 5

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Memorial Day
Hawkins Flag
StripMall History
Texas Paper Money (Bonus Story) 

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Three short stories of the hidden history of the Lonestar state! 
Tortilla Toss in Lubbock
LBJ's Car
Bocci Ball and Beer in Thurber TX

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Santa Ana's demise at San Jacinto is a matter of record. How he was defeated, however, now that's a true Texas legend! 

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Here's the story of a skirmish between buffalo hunters, Comanche raiders, and a magic watering hole?! Only in Texas. 

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S1E1- "The Illegitimate History of a Genuine Texas Invention"
A historical mystery?! Involving Chili Powder?! Only in Texas!