Vietnam War

On this episode we’ll revisit our conversation from August 2018 with Richard Russo about his book Chances Are…

Lemuel Earl tells his son Bryan and grandson Micah about the life and love he shared with his wife through war, work and illness.

Upon first arrival in Vietnam, a soldier found himself enthralled by the history and culture, but the ever present threat of danger forced his attention elsewhere.

Mary Heers came to the United States in the 1960s to pick up a trail of activism moving like a whirlwind of change from Stanford to Detroit.

Many are still living with the legacies of the Vietnam War, and one of the populations deeply affected by this devastating event were the women of many backgrounds who served militarily. Susan O’Neill and Kara Dixon Vuic join us today to discuss.

A friendship formed between a U.S. soldier and Buddhist monk.

Ira Hayes has been commemorated in movies and songs, but his actual life after WWII is still shrouded in a lot of mystery.

On this special 'Bringing War Home' edition of Access Utah we talk with Rich Etchberger, recorded live from our event at the USU Moab Campus.

On this special Member Drive edition of the program we’ll talk about the Bringing War Home project with USU History Professor Susan Grayzel and Molly Cannon, Director of the USU Anthropology Museum and the USU Mountain West Center.

One beautiful September day, three men convene on Martha’s Vineyard, friends ever since meeting in college circa the sixties. They couldn’t have been more…