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22. Armando B. Rendon: Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History (2:21:00)

Date:
2021
Main contributors:
Rendon, Armando B., Alvarez, Rocio Mercedes
Summary:
Chicano journalist, Armando B. Rendon, was an early participant of the Chicano Movement and author of The Chicano Manifesto. The purpose of this interview was to better understand mestizaje ideology and its popularity during the height of the Chicano Movement. Rendon discusses his participation within the Chicano Movement and his understanding of the concept of mestizaje.

24. Aurora Quevedo: Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History (2:00:00)

Date:
2021
Main contributors:
Quevedo, Aurora, Alvarez, Rocio Mercedes
Summary:
Aurora Quevedo was an early participant of the Chicano Movement and an early participant of the Chicano Student Movement. The purpose of this interview was to better understand mestizaje ideology and its popularity during the height of the Chicano Movement. Quevedo discusses her participation within the Chicano Movement and her understanding of the concept of mestizaje.

27. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Crashing Timber" (14:51)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

28. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Flash Flood In Devil's Run" (15:59)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

29. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Forest Aflame" (14:15)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

30. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Killer On The Loose" (15:25)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

31. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Landslide" (15:27)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

32. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Lost In The Forest" (14:14)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

33. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Old Mac Donald Had Some Woods" (15:18)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

34. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Old Mac Donald Had Some Woods" (14:46)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

35. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Old MacDonald Had Some Woods" Episode 2 (15:35)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

36. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Old MacDonald Had Some Woods" Episode 3 (15:57)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

37. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Old MacDonald Had Some Woods" Episode 4 (15:44)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

38. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Singing Saws" (14:38)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

39. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Storm Over the Forest" (14:15)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

40. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Where, Oh Where is Smokey Bear?" (14:22)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

41. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Wind In The Night" (15:46)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

42. Bill Scott, Forest Ranger: "Wings Over The Forest" (15:39)

Date:
1947
Main contributors:
Bergoffen, Bill, Texas A & M Forest Service
Summary:
Episode from a radio program produced in the 1940s featuring "Ranger Bill," the affectionate name of Bill Scott, ranger of the Beaver Dam National Forest. The plots include adventures in the forest with his niece and their companions while educating listeners on the importance of forestry and forest conservation.

66. David Hayes-Bautista: Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History (1:12:00)

Date:
2021
Main contributors:
Hayes-Bautista, David, Alvarez, Rocio Mercedes
Summary:
Dr. David Hayes-Bautista was an early participant of the Chicano Movement, Third World Liberation Front, and advocate of Chicano/a health. The purpose of this interview was to better understand mestizaje ideology and its popularity during the height of the Chicano Movement. Hayes-Bautista discusses his participation within the Chicano Movement and his understanding of the concept of mestizaje.

79. Felix J. Alvarez: Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History (2:15:00)

Date:
2021
Main contributors:
Alvarez, Felix J., Alvarez, Rocio Mercedes
Summary:
Felix J. Alvarez was an early participant of the Chicano Movement and an early member of El Teatro Campesino. The purpose of this interview was to better understand mestizaje ideology and its popularity during the height of the Chicano Movement. Alvarez discusses his participation within the Chicano Movement and his understanding of the concept of mestizaje.