# Joe Castle

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Episode 197: FOSSY 2023 with Joe Castle

Guest Joe Castle Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes Hello and welcome to Sustain! Richard is in Portland at FOSSY, the Free and Open Source Software Yearly conference that is held by the Software Freedom Conservancy. Today, Richard speaks with Joe Castle from SAS, a global analytics…

Episode 215: Joe Castle on Code.gov

Guest Joseph Castle Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes In this episode, Richard welcomes Joe Castle, Executive Advisor for Strategic Partnerships and Technology at SAS, and he was previously featured on an episode in the FOSSY 2023 series podcasts. Today, they engage in conversations ab…

Episode 215: Joe Castle on Code.gov

Guest Joseph Castle Panelist Richard Littauer Show Notes In this episode, Richard welcomes Joe Castle, Executive Advisor for Strategic Partnerships and Technology at SAS, and he was previously featured on an episode in the FOSSY 2023 series podcasts. Today, they engage in conversations ab…

Joe Castle Baker Disobeys Bridger

Bridger's compassion shines through when Joe Castle Baker (Fallout, Search Party) makes the mistake of bringing him a gift. The two discuss Diet Dr. Pepper, child musicians, and extremely valuable items. Purchase tickets for the livestream for the I Said No Gifts! live show on June 26th: https://w…

84. The Ashland Kentucky Murders of 1881 (Pt. 1)

On Christmas Eve in 1881, the bodies of three teenagers were found in a burning house in Ashland, Kentucky. The brutal way that they died  would shock not only the community, but the entire nation. Music by Isaiah and Riley HildrethSources:findagrave.comwikipedia.comThe Ashland Tragedy: MURDER, A M…

85. The Ashland, Kentucky Murders of 1881 (Pt.2)

On Christmas Eve in 1881, the bodies of three teenagers were found in a burning house. The brutal way in which they were killed would shock the country. Listen to the conclusion of the story on this episode. Music By Riley HildrethSources:https://sites.rootsweb.com/~kycarter/journals/neal_craft_mur…

The Ashland Tragedy Case, Pt. 1: Bloody Christmas

Around 4:30 on the morning of Christmas Eve 1881, a woman in Ashland, Ky., looked toward her neighbor's house and thought she saw lamplight. It was fire. By the time neighbors forced their way inside, three teenagers were dead: 17-year-old Robbie Gibbons, his 14-year-old sister Fannie, and Fannie…

The Ashland Tragedy Case, Pt. 2: Justice

On Jan. 3, 1882 — the day after three men were arrested for the Ashland murders — as many as 1,500 people descended on Catlettsburg, Ky., for a preliminary hearing. That is more than the population of the town itself. The railroads ran extra trains. People came from 50 and 60 miles away. Business…

The Ashland Tragedy, Pt. 3: Vengeance

On June 1, 1882, a jury convicted George Ellis and sentenced him to life in prison rather than death. He had confessed. He had testified against the other two men. He had given the Commonwealth its case. He was dead before morning. After William Neal and Ellis Craft were sentenced, a private in…

The Ashland Tragedy, Pt. 4: The Granite State Incident

In October 1882, Kentucky Gov. Luke Blackburn sent state troops into Eastern Kentucky to protect two condemned men awaiting retrial — one of the largest military deployments the commonwealth had ever made over a criminal case. Newspapers reported he had said the troops were there to support the d…