ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Join Ken Henderson when he sits down with Curtis and Hayden to talk about growing up in Reeds Spring, Missouri, his traumatic first day of school, and the early days of Silver Dollar City. Ken also talks about the experience that led him to create the Reeds Spring Hall of Fame, a project that will keep alive the history of the people of Reeds Spring in perpetuity. Listen to Ken, and you'll see why every town should have its own Hall of Fame!
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Randy Pace researched the 1890s Meadows/Bilyeu feud and wrote the definitive book on the subject: Blood Feud on Bull Creek. While feuds are part of the Ozarks stereotype, they also belong to Ozarks history, and when the Meadows/Bilyeu feud erupted in gunfire on May 28, 1898, three men fell dead. Wh…
In this musical episode, David Scrivner, Joel Hinds, and Nathan McAlister, aka The New State of the Ozarks String Band, talk about what may be the most popular expression of Ozark culture, mountain music and square dancing! These three musicians have poured their lives and energies into preserving …
The Ozarkian Folk Chronicles has its roots in folktales, which is pretty obvious from our name, but those roots sometimes go down into mythology, sometimes psychology, sometimes sociology, and occasionally, history. Vance Randolph's "Naked as a Jaybird" is a tale with its roots in history, and Curt…
From hospitals and orphanages to Bald Knobbers and Boy Scouts, the Masons have played a colorful and significant role in the history of the Ozarks. Tim Thomas, past Grand Master of the Missouri Masons, is remarkably open about the "secret society" that has been romanticized and vilified since its i…
Kylee Cole, Chronicles co-host and long term planner for the city of Fayetteville, returns with a wild tale of mysterious sightings in Lake Conway, Arkansas. Soon after the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission built the 6,700 square acre lake, sightings of a strange frog-like, monkey-like, turtle-like…
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