Joan Of Arc

Okay, you men, shout out. Hey, sir, how long we got? 90 minutes. What? I'm gonna say she's got a hoist tail in 30 minutes. Hey, Bill, where you going? I thought I'd walk up ahead a little.

But you're gonna eat, don't you? What about shout? That's Rowan up there. That kind of head, it's Rowan France. Oh yeah, that's right. We're going through it. What do you care? I want to see it.

Yeah? Why, you got a girl or something? Your girl back home ain't gonna like it. Oh. Never mind, Eddie, this is different. Yeah, yeah, I know. It always is. French girl? Uh-huh. What's her name?

Her name? Oh, John. Hey, you want some bread? What'd she do? No, thanks. This girl, what does she do? She, erm... She fought in the war. Oh, underground, huh? No, she was a soldier. Yeah?

She, I didn't know the friendship waxed to. She wasn't a wack, you jerk. She led an army. Oh, yeah, sure. Cheese? Hmm? Want some cheese? Uh-huh. Say your girl had an army, huh? She lived in Rowan?

No, she died there. Huh? Oh, hey, look here, get that. That's... That's... That's alright. It was a long time ago. A long time ago, huh? Say, uh... I said her name was Joan. Joan of Arc.

NBC University of the Air presents We Came This Way, a new historical series for our listeners at home and overseas. With Alexander Scorvey as Bill, we bring you Chapter Five, a story of Joan of Arc in We Came This Way.

Joan of Arc. I've heard you had me there for a minute, but Joan of Arc, I remember about her. She wrote a white horse and everybody said she was great and then they burned her at the stake and then they made her a saint and everybody prayed and made statues of her.