Parhaat Dakota Blaze Podcastit (2024)

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October 14: Under a Blazing Sky 2:52

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In October, 1918, World War I was winding down, and would concluded in less than a month. Newspapers were still full of war news, with maps and details of troop movements dominating the front pages. However, on this date in 1918, the war was pushed off the front pages of North Dakota newspapers by news of devastating fires that afflicted Minnesota.…

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October 18: Separate and Unequal 3:00

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Black patriots played an important role in the American Revolution, with about five thousand African Americans serving the cause of independence. From the first shot at Lexington and Concord to the final shot at Yorktown, Black recruits fought side by side with their white comrades. By the time of the Civil War, the American military was segregated…

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October 17: Professor Alfred Koenig 2:57

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When the United States entered World War I in April 1917, suspicion fell on German Americans. Anti-German sentiment led to the prohibition of teaching German in schools, the closure of many German-language newspapers, and persecution for speaking German in public or on the phone.Kirjoittanut Trista Raezer-Stursa

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October 16: Scorpions in ND 2:48

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October is Archives Month, during which archives across the country celebrate their records and recognize the archivists who assess, collect, organize, preserve, and provide access to information of lasting value. The North Dakota State Archives is part of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.…

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October 15: Germans to Russia 4:55

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In 1941, the Black Sea port of Odessa had been surrounded by German troops for several weeks, and on this date, the city’s Russian troops evacuated.Kirjoittanut Merry Helm

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October 11: Remembering an Early Pioneer 2:36

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For thousands of years, American Indian tribes lived in what is now North Dakota with their own systems of government and economy. They were pushed out of their traditional lands as Euro-Americans began to arrive. The Homestead Act of 1862 attracted new immigrants with promises of cheap land, while tribes were confined to reservations as new settle…

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October 10: All Hands on Deck! 2:27

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1912 promised to be a banner year for North Dakota farmers, with predictions of a bountiful harvest for virtually every crop. North Dakota had never seen such a promising harvest. However, there was one big snag, and for a change, it wasn’t the weather—it was a shortage of farm laborers.Kirjoittanut Carole Butcher

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October 9: Archives Month - Rial Cheadle's Connection to North Dakota 2:44

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October is Archives Month, a time when archives across the country celebrate the records in their holdings and recognize the archivists who assess, collect, organize, preserve, and provide access to information of lasting value. The North Dakota State Archives is part of the State Historical Society of North Dakota.…

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October 8: War Horse 2:53

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As Europe edged toward World War I in 1914, armies still relied on horsepower of the four-legged kind. Sir Douglas Haig, a British cavalry officer said, “Airplanes and tanks are only accessories to the man on a horse.”Kirjoittanut Carole Butcher

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October 7: Artificial Ice 2:40

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Before the invention of the electric refrigerator, preserving food was a challenge. Most homes on the frontier had a cold cellar, an underground space that stayed cold but not freezing. Cabbage, carrots, and other crops could be stored for months without spoiling.Kirjoittanut Carole Butcher

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October 4: FDR Comes to North Dakota 2:36

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President Franklin Roosevelt was on the move in the fall of 1937, embarking on a cross-country railroad trip to assess the needs of the nation. Scheduled to make several speeches during his trip, his staff described the journey as “more intake than outage.” Roosevelt aimed to meet local officials and assess the needs of the American people as the G…

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October 3: The Race is On! 2:28

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1902 saw the introduction of a new sport in the United States when a turtle race took place in Chicago. This so-called sport became very popular in the 1920s. Gangster Al Capone took note of the popularity and realized he could introduce them into his speakeasies as an indoor betting event. In 1930, he bought 5,000 racing turtles for his saloons.…

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October 2: Lisbon Post Office’s Lost Sculpture 2:54

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Lisbon, located in the beautiful Sheyenne River Valley of southeastern North Dakota, is home to a historic post office building built in 1939. Within that history is the story of a lost sculpture.Kirjoittanut Dr. Steve Hoffbeck

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October 1: Archives Month - Capitol Burning and the State Historical Society 2:26

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In the early morning of Sunday, December 28th, 1930, the North Dakota State Capitol building burned down. People capture this historic and momentous event on film and in photos. Newspapers across the state reported on it.Kirjoittanut Sarah Walker

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September 30: College Hazing 2:29

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The University of North Dakota's 1912 Dacotah yearbook reported that president Edward Robertson of Wesley College envisioned Sayre Hall, the men’s dormitory, as a place “where tossing, stretching, room stacking, and other relics of barbarism intended to strike terror into freshmen … would have no place, for the founder had high ideals.” The yearboo…

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September 27: Events Along Apple Creek in 1885 2:41

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Beginning in a field near Wing, Apple Creek meanders 65 miles before flowing into the Missouri River near the University of Mary in Bismarck. In 1885, residents considered the creek a recreational spot, although it could often be dangerous. Some declared that crossing the Apple Creek bridge after dark, or with a shy team of horses by daylight could…

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September 26: A Short Life Well Lived 2:36

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In June 1917, fourteen steamships and three Navy transports gathered in New York Harbor. They were accompanied by four cruisers, thirteen destroyers, two armed yachts, and two fuel tankers. By the end of the month, the flotilla had reached France, delivering fourteen thousand fresh American troops to join the Allied forces in World War I.…

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September 25: Basement Fallout Shelter in Bismarck 2:45

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Ever since the establishment of the Minot Air Force Base and the Grand Forks Air Force Base in 1957, North Dakota has been considered a potential target for enemy nuclear weapons. This knowledge created anxiety among some of North Dakota’s citizens. One response has been to build fallout shelters in backyards or basements.…

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September 24: Congressman Link Visits UND 2:50

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On this date in 1971, the University of North Dakota's student newspaper, the Dakota Student, announced an upcoming visit by Congressman Arthur Link to UND. He represented North Dakota's western district at a time when North Dakota had two congressional districts.Kirjoittanut Andrew Alexis Varvel

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Hinhan Kaga and the Milky Way (Part Three) 3:04

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In this episode of Dakota Datebook, we'll hear from Kevin Locke, enrolled member of the Standing Rock Nation, in part three of Hinhan Kaga and the Milky Way.

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Secret Eyes: The Thrill of Voyeurism - Dive into the allure of watching and being watched. 2:09

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Welcome to another tantalizing episode of Kink & Tell: Demystifying Desire, One Kink at a Time. This week, we’re diving deep into the world of voyeurism – the secret thrill of watching and being watched. We'll explore the allure of this kink, and dispel common misconceptions surrounding this often misunderstood desire. Got questions or a story to s…

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Trailer - Kink and Tell 1:59

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Welcome to Kink & Tell, the podcast that demystifies desire one kink at a time. Join Dakota Blaze as your guide through the fascinating world of kinks and fetishes. Each short and sweet episode grazes the tip of the iceberg, breaking down myths, exploring the psychology, and celebrating the diversity of desire. From BDSM and voyeurism to latex feti…

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Dakota Datebook

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Kink and Tell: Demystifying Desire, One Kink at a time

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October 14: Under a Blazing Sky 2:52

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October 18: Separate and Unequal 3:00

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October 17: Professor Alfred Koenig 2:57

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October 16: Scorpions in ND 2:48

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October 15: Germans to Russia 4:55

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October 11: Remembering an Early Pioneer 2:36

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October 10: All Hands on Deck! 2:27

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October 9: Archives Month - Rial Cheadle's Connection to North Dakota 2:44

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October 8: War Horse 2:53

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October 7: Artificial Ice 2:40

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October 4: FDR Comes to North Dakota 2:36

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October 3: The Race is On! 2:28

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October 2: Lisbon Post Office’s Lost Sculpture 2:54

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October 1: Archives Month - Capitol Burning and the State Historical Society 2:26

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September 30: College Hazing 2:29

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September 27: Events Along Apple Creek in 1885 2:41

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September 26: A Short Life Well Lived 2:36

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September 25: Basement Fallout Shelter in Bismarck 2:45

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September 24: Congressman Link Visits UND 2:50

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Hinhan Kaga and the Milky Way (Part Three) 3:04

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Secret Eyes: The Thrill of Voyeurism - Dive into the allure of watching and being watched. 2:09

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Trailer - Kink and Tell 1:59

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