Get ready to explore the wild side of Colorado's past and the fascinating stories of the people who shaped its history. This episode takes you on a journey through the state's most intriguing tales, from the Ludlow Massacre to the creation of Capitol Hill. You'll hear about the infamous E.P. McGovern, who made a fortune by digging up and relocating over 5,000 bodies from the Cheesman Park Cemetery, and the man who gambled on a piece of land that would become the official capital of the Colorado Territory.

Willie B shares a personal connection to the Ludlow Massacre, which occurred in 1914, and delves into the history of the event, highlighting the struggles of the coal miners and the devastating consequences of the massacre. You'll also learn about the creation of Capitol Hill, which was determined by a massive flood in 1864. The story of Henry C. Brown, who donated 10 acres of land to the government for the new state capitol, is a fascinating one.

The episode also takes a turn into the world of radio, where Willie B shares his own experiences and stories from his career. You'll hear about his first job at a local radio station, where he was hired at just 15 years old, and his journey to becoming a successful radio host. Willie B also shares a hilarious story about being held up at gunpoint while working at a liquor store in 1994.

Join Willie B as he takes you on a wild ride through Colorado's history and the world of radio. From the dark past to the present day, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state's fascinating stories and the people who shaped its history. Listen to the full episode to hear more about the Ludlow Massacre, Capitol Hill, and Willie B's radio adventures.

Plus a whole hour with the legend Rick Lewis!