
Texas Originals
Belle Starr, the Bandit Queen
Posted on · She was a real person who lived a life that was portrayed and exaggerated in film. Belle was a fast-living, hard-driving woman who became known as the "Bandit Queen."
Posted on · She was a real person who lived a life that was portrayed and exaggerated in film. Belle was a fast-living, hard-driving woman who became known as the "Bandit Queen."
Posted on · A novelist who penned many award winning books with western themes. One of those novels was turned into the 1952 big screen classic, Giant.
Posted on · Marion Koogler McNay created the state's first museum of modern art.
Posted on · Bessie Coleman was the first female African-American pilot.
Posted on · A journalist, tireless promoter of Texas independence and eventually, U.S. statehood
Posted on · Our final Women's History Month installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Our third installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Name some female classical music composers. Can't? Listen to this episode!
Posted on · Our second installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Featuring musical pioneers from Texas and beyond.
Posted on · Our first installment about the classy ladies of classical music throughout history.
Posted on · Why did the number of female guitarists diminish over time? Was it a comet?? Find out here!
Posted on · Join Suzanne Bona this Sunday for a program highlighting lesser-known female composers.
Posted on · Mary Maverick was a remarkable early settler in Texas, who documented the challenges of life on the frontier.
Posted on · Cynthia Ann Parker was the most famous Indian captive in American history.