Discovering Alabama: Tuscaloosa Extended Interviews
Sharony Green - Associate Professor of History, The University of Alabama
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, speaks to us about Tuscaloosa's Early Residents.
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, expands on the difficulties in learning Tuscaloosa's History.
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, shows how Tuscaloosa has always been a home for Education and Educators.​
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, shares her experience with teaching a more dynamic telling of history.
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, shows us that all of America's residents wish to be part of the American dream.
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, expands on the realities of King Cotton.
Sharony Green, Associate Professor of History at The University of Alabama, expands on how Tuscaloosa recovered after The Civil War.​
Guy Hubbs - Professor Emeritus, Birmingham-Southern College & Author Tuscaloosa: 200 Years in the Making
Guy Hubbs, Professor Emeritus Birmingham-Southern College and Author of 'Tuscaloosa: 200 Years in the Making', talks to us about Alabama's State Capitol Building located in Tuscaloosa.
Guy Hubbs, Professor Emeritus Birmingham-Southern College and Author of 'Tuscaloosa: 200 Years in the Making', shows how Tuscaloosa went from a rough frontier town to Alabama's Capital city.
Guy Hubbs, Professor Emeritus Birmingham-Southern College and Author of 'Tuscaloosa: 200 Years in the Making', expands on the roll African Americans played in building Tuscaloosa.
Guy Hubbs, Professor Emeritus Birmingham-Southern College and Author of 'Tuscaloosa: 200 Years in the Making', tells us what happened after Alabama's State Capital moved from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery.
Pat O'Neil - Deputy Director, Geological Survey of Alabama
Pat O'Neil, Deputy Director of the Geological Survey of Alabama, talks to us about the policy changes over his 30+ year career.​
Pat O'Neil, Deputy Director of the Geological Survey of Alabama, talks to us about Tuscaloosa's changing economic model after The Civil War.
Pat O'Neil, Deputy Director of the Geological Survey of Alabama, talks to us about The Black Warrior River and the changes he's seen.​
Tim Parker - Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Committee
​Tim Parker, part of the Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Committee, regales us with a short history of his family's business.
​Tim Parker, part of the Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Committee, tells us the changes he's seen in the Black Warrior River.