James Hardman
The Jamie Lee Show
Do you like stories? We all have them. Some good, some bad, some happy and some sad. We learn from stories. Hopefully, they will make us stronger and appreciate who we are and how to treat others. This is your Captain speaking, so climb aboard and let me take you where you might laugh or cry but will always learn something from history.
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James Hardman
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Latest episode
Jul 7, 2026
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Episodes
On the Roof 06.02.2026 4:52
To be a roofing distributor, one must navigate through various challenges and opportunities.
Loss of a Cousin 06.02.2026 6:25
When a cousin passes away, it's not just the loss of a family member, but also the loss of shared memories, inside jokes, and a connection to your own childhood.
Protesting 01.02.2026 12:03
Analyzing the similarities and differences between watershed moments in American history.
Funk - A Real Life Hero 26.01.2026 7:25
In the frigid chaos of the Battle of the Bulge, a real-life action hero performed an act of courage so bold and improbable, it seems torn from a Hollywood action movie.
Rebel Without A Cause 24.01.2026 8:52
A free-spirited older brother and a dad that wore a black leather jacket, riding an Indian motorcycle, smoking those American Spirit cigarettes.
Lost Colony of Roanoke 22.01.2026 5:36
As we celebrate 250 years of being a country this year, it all started out being lost. While the Roanoke Island colony was unsuccessful, it set a precedent for future English colonization efforts in the New World and giving us a foothold in North America.
Honky 19.01.2026 6:25
By understanding the history of slurs like "honky," we can foster a society that values inclusivity, empathy, and respect for all.
Groundhog Day 18.01.2026 4:16
Where winter and spring collide at Gobbler's Knob.
Eulogies 18.01.2026 6:31
Losing a loved one can be one of the toughest trials you face in life.
Molassacre 15.01.2026 8:19
The Great Molasses Flood was a disaster that occurred on January 15, 1919, in the North end neighborhood of Boston.
Sunday Mornings 13.01.2026 9:14
A commitment to soulful storytelling and what CBS Sunday Morning has taught me.
Harvey 10.01.2026 7:10
A friendly and familiar voice in the lives of millions of Americans.
Rooney 09.01.2026 15:57
Andy Rooney's ability to engage with his audience fostered a sense of community and shared understanding.
Emotional Expression 08.01.2026 3:24
With the English language having some half a million words, it's just more pleasing if people dip into the lexicon and find the best word, instead of just falling back on the easy taboo word.
Ignorance 06.01.2026 8:51
History has made one thing clear: Ignorance is never without consequence.
Hank 04.01.2026 20:08
The King of Country Music.
New Year 2026 29.12.2025 7:55
2026 is expected to be a pivotal year with significant advancements in technology.
Decline of Local Radio 27.12.2025 12:43
Independent voices matter more than ever.
Opinion 22.12.2025 13:32
Local radio was the heartbeat of a town. You didn't just tune in for music or weather - you tuned in to hear your neighbor's voice and what the mayor had to say about the potholes on Main Street.
The Year 2025 15.12.2025 15:10
The year 2025 has been one for the history books. Without a doubt, it has been a year full of news making events, notable occurrences, and jaw-dropping moments.
Pathetic Little Tree 09.12.2025 7:49
Converting a pathetic little tree into something beautiful.
Holiday Greetings 07.12.2025 2:10
Christmas is the time of year when our wishes and dreams come true. I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year too!
Christmas Traditions 06.12.2025 24:47
Forgotten Christmas traditions that today's kids will never experience.
Christmas Novelty 04.12.2025 3:34
There's nothing quite like the arrival of festive songs on the radio to get you ready for the most wonderful time of the year.
Visit From St. Nicholas 02.12.2025 5:44
Many of us know and love this holiday poem for its first iconic line, which has inspired many Christmas Eve traditions. But do you know this history of it?
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