All Things Local
Local author Dale Brumfield talks about his book, Independent Press in D.C. and Virginia: An Underground History. Portions of his book feature defunct publications whose extant newspaper issues are housed in the DC Public Library Special Collections and available online, like the Washington Free Pr…
Talk Nation Radio: Dale Brumfield on the State of Virginia's History of Murder
Dale Brumfield is an Adjunct English Professor and the author of seven books. His last two, Richmond Independent Press (2013) and Independent Press in D.C and Virginia: An Underground History (2015) were both nominated for Library of Virginia Literary Awards in nonfiction. Dale is a weekly history …
14 GWAR/ Bob Gorman
Some people may find some of the topics objectionable. Bob Gorman is the Secretary and the Shop Foreman for the Richmond based, Slave Pit Inc., which is, better know as the metal band GWAR. GWAR is much more than band. Its … Continue reading →
9 Dale Brumfield: Richmond Independent Press
This episode of History Replays Today, The Richmond History Podcast features Dale Brumfield, the author of Richmond Independent Press, The Underground Zine Scene and a founder of Throttle. This episode covers Richmond’s (dis) connection to Martin Luther King’s assignation, King’s version … Contin…
Just "Failed Invention" Things
This week Briana and Joshua discuss the Falling Bullet and the Winged Tank. Time Stamps:Falling Bullet- 8:31Winged Tank- 27:05Sources:Falling Bullet:Dale Brumfield blog post
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original Scientific American article
gizmodo
Boston Globe article
Winged Tank:
Interesting engineerin…
1811: The Murder of George
*In this episode, there is some slight background noise. The podcast mascots (Fletcher, Claire, and Nox) are the culprits and they apologize (not really) for the slight distraction.*It was called the 'Year of Miracles'. But, was it really? If brutal murder, earthquakes, and a squirrel migration in …
Ep 172: The Briley Brothers (Part 1)
The Briley Brothers were responsible for a terrifying murder spree that started in 1979 in Richmond, Virginia. In this episode, we cover their crimes, the investigation, and their eventual capture.
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Season 2, Episode 16: Author and Historian Dale Brumfield
Dale Brumfield is an author, journalist, teacher, historian, and veteran of the Richmond zine scene of the early 1980s. He has written about his years working at an amusement park and is now finishing a new book on the prison system. Colin talks with Dale about saving an obscure Judd Nelson film, t…
Episode 15: Henry Lee Lucas
We discuss our first serial killer today!! Or was he really a serial killer? He definitely had a troubled childhood and lived a shady life. Henry Lee Lucas truly was something. Prepare to listen to the Confession Killers crazy confessions.Henry Lee Lucas Biography. Biography.com editors. April 2, 2…
Ep 18 Death Penalty Abolishment with Dale Brumfield
I've been on a death penalty kick. I read and obsessed over The Bet by Anton Chekov months ago. That story led me to looking into solitary confinement and attempting to rewrite my own version of the story. I ended up reading and really liking The Executioner's Song by Norman Mailer. Researching ide…
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