“Growing Up in Hitler’s Europe with George Zwaagstra and Dagie Weiss Snodgrass. Plus, Tracey Botha and Allen Vogel on their efforts to restore a C-54 Skymaster on VBC Coffee Hour. Sponsored by Tobacco Free Adagio Health. Simulcast to Facebook and YouTube.

Army Engineers. They’re among the first to land in battle and the last to leave. Brig. Gen. Doug Satterfield began his 40-year Army career as a private in 1974 and would eventually coordinate Engineers for the 2007 “Surge” in Iraq. He’ll share history, stories, and lessons learned on VBC Happy Hour tonight. Sponsored by

Wallace Johnson lied about his age and enlisted in the US Navy at age 16, three months before the attack on Pearl Harbor. He served throughout the Pacific on the PT Boat Tender USS Jamestown (AGP-3) and remained in the Navy until 1960. Then, things got exciting. Wallace became a pilot, Air Crew Flight

The VBC celebrates the holiday with Terry Van Keuren who will tell the story of NORAD, which has tracked Santa Claus’s movements since 1955. That was the year Sears Roebuck placed an ad in a local Colorado Spring newspaper telling kids to call a phone number to talk with Santa. A misprint caused hundreds

Tonight we're having a wide-ranging conversation with Doug Bradley, a Vietnam veteran and leading expert on the music of the Vietnam War. Doug will tell us why the 1965 hit “We Gotta Get Out of This Place” by The Animals is the unofficial anthem of that war, and we’ll also discuss the role of

Tonight, after 50 years, Vietnam veteran Jim Roberts says “thank you” to two Donut Dollies he met in Vietnam. Karen Jankowski and Gwen Roussel are with us, along with other Donut Dollies and Vietnam veterans. Jim's story was recently told in the Washington Post, which located Karen and Gwen. Join us for the reunion!