Patriots from the Barrio

Dave Gutierrez

Historian, writer and author Dave Gutierrez shares the stories of Latino Americans who have served this nation.  Stories of patriotic men and women who came from Latino communities of this country to defend America in a time of war.  In each episode Gutierrez shines a light on stories that have remained in the shadows of history. Each story takes us on a historical journey of discovery on heroic Latino Americans in defense of their country.  Gutierrez's book Patriots from the Barrio: the true story of Company E 141st Infantry, tells the true story of the only all Mexican American US Army unit in WWII. The book was named one of the top history books of all time by Book Riot. Gutierrez has been featured at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans and appeared in the PBS Documentary, American Historia: The Untold History of Latinos. Hollywood Actor/Producer Wilmer Valderrama's production company has obtained the film rights to Patriots from the Barrio with plans for a future film based on the true story. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/patriots-from-the-barrio--6446284/support.

Episodes

  1. Aug 7

    Patriots from the Barrio: Episode 6 - Bernardo de Galvez

    Bernardo de Gálvez and the American Revolution: Leadership That Helped Secure a Nation. Most Americans have never heard his name. Yet Bernardo de Gálvez helped lead one of the most important campaigns of the American Revolution. In this special episode of Patriots from the Barrio, we follow the remarkable story of the Spanish governor who carried the war up the Mississippi River, captured Fort Bute, Fort New Richmond, Natchez, and Mobile, and ultimately launched the campaign that broke British power in West Florida. From hurricanes in the Gulf... to the famous "Yo Solo" moment at Pensacola Harbor... to the longest continuous siege of the American Revolution... this episode brings to life one of history's most overlooked military leaders. Discover how Gálvez's victory at Pensacola changed the strategic balance of the war, how Spanish diplomacy and intelligence reached George Washington through Juan de Miralles, Francisco Rendón, and Francisco Saavedra, and how events on the Gulf Coast helped shape the road to Yorktown. This is the story of leadership, determination, diplomacy, and sacrifice. It is also the story of a man honored by King Carlos III, remembered by George Washington, recognized by the Continental Congress, and ultimately granted honorary United States citizenship more than two centuries after his death. Join us as we uncover the extraordinary life and legacy of Bernardo de Gálvez. Because some of the most important stories in American history... ...have remained in the shadows. To support author Dave Gutierrez on Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/patriots-from-the-barrio--6446284/support This episode includes AI-generated content.

    Patriots from the Barrio: Episode 6 - Bernardo de Galvez

About

Historian, writer and author Dave Gutierrez shares the stories of Latino Americans who have served this nation.  Stories of patriotic men and women who came from Latino communities of this country to defend America in a time of war.  In each episode Gutierrez shines a light on stories that have remained in the shadows of history. Each story takes us on a historical journey of discovery on heroic Latino Americans in defense of their country.  Gutierrez's book Patriots from the Barrio: the true story of Company E 141st Infantry, tells the true story of the only all Mexican American US Army unit in WWII. The book was named one of the top history books of all time by Book Riot. Gutierrez has been featured at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans and appeared in the PBS Documentary, American Historia: The Untold History of Latinos. Hollywood Actor/Producer Wilmer Valderrama's production company has obtained the film rights to Patriots from the Barrio with plans for a future film based on the true story. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/patriots-from-the-barrio--6446284/support.