This episode chronicles Oswald’s time in the Soviet Union. His arrival and departure is highlighted including his suicide attempt.

This short clip shares the moment George H W Bush and CBS anchor Dan Rather have a heated exchange. Keith Garrison served on the Bush campaign.

The media is a bonus discussion on the podcast. See the full podcast for the program in its entirety

Josh Hoots interviews podcast host Keith Garrison about his upcoming book on the Kennedy assassination. He discusses his research preparation for the book, his writing schedule and key aspects of the book.

In this episode we look intently at Jack Ruby, the man who murdered the assassin of the President 48 hours after Kennedy was assassinated.

In this episode we discuss the statement that Lee Oswald said to reporters the day of his arrest - “I’m just a pasty!” Was he? Josh Hoots and I look at the possibilities of a conspiracy in the assassination of President Kennedy.

In this special episode we remember Ruth Paine, a kind woman who was thrust into history in November 22, 1963.

She was an important witness in the investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy.

She be friended Marina Oswald in 1963. She met Lee and Marina at a dinner party. Ten months later, Lee Harvey Oswald took his rifle from Ruth’s garage, where unknown to her, he had stored it.

In this podcast, we look at Dallas law-enforcement. We will look at the relationship between the FBI and Secret Service and the investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy. This is the last episode in the series Lee Harvey Oswald – Assassin or Fall Guy.

There is no other image so iconic in the latter part of the 20th century than the photographs of Jacqueline Kennedy in her pink suit. There is a sadness that feels a person’s heart, and if a person was alive at the time of the assassination, it brings up a fateful memory.

In this podcast, we discuss where the clothing Jacqueline Kennedy wore on November 22, 1963 is located and what happened to it