This podcast delves into the intriguing history of cemeteries, blending elements of horticulture, world history, and a touch of the macabre. Join Dan Fuller, the Cemetery Chronicler, and Joe Shields, the plot-loving Development Exec, as they explore the forgotten stories of cemeteries like St. Louis's Bellefontaine. For history buffs, horticulture enthusiasts, and those who appreciate a bit of mystery, this podcast offers a unique blend of education and entertainment. Let's dig in.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis podcast delves into the intriguing history of cemeteries, blending elements of horticulture, world history, and a touch of the macabre. Join Dan Fuller, the Cemetery Chronicler, and Joe Shields, the plot-loving Development Exec, as they explore the forgotten stories of cemeteries like St. Louis's Bellefontaine.
Recent episodes include "Framing the Skyline" (12 October 2026, 1 minute), "Architectural Alchemy" (28 September 2026, 1 minute), and "Nickel for Your Thoughts? Remembering Jerry Garrett" (14 September 2026, 35 minutes).
Can You Dig it publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 20 episodes.
Booking probability for Can You Dig it is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Can You Dig it requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Can You Dig it's contact route on record: verified email.
Can You Dig it is a history podcast with 20 episodes published.
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In this episode of the Can You Dig It podcast, hosts Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the St. Louis Gateway Arch, a monumental structure that stands 630 feet tall. They highlight its historical significance, noting...
Episode #4
In this episode of the Can You Dig It podcast, Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the Cascade Mausoleum at Bellefontaine Cemetery with architect Tom Wall. Wall shares his journey, inspired by his father, Mitchell Wall...
Dan and Joe discuss the legacy of Jerry Garrett, a dedicated volunteer and historian at Bellefontaine Cemetery. Jerry's passion for Lewis and Clark led him to travel across the U.S. and develop a deep knowledge of their...
Episode #2
In this episode, the boys, along with guest Christopher Allen Gordon, delve into the complexities of the American Civil War, focusing on St. Louis and Bellefontaine Cemetery. They discuss notable figures like Sterling...
Episode #1
In the first episode of season three of the "Can You Dig It" podcast, Dan Fuller and Joe Shields, along with guest Christopher Gordon, delve into the complex history of St. Louis during the American Civil War. They...
In the season two finale of the "Can You Dig It?" podcast, hosts Dan Fuller and Joe Shields unearth the hidden history of the Mexican American War through the lens of St. Louis’s iconic Bellefontaine Cemetery and...
Can You Dig It - Season 2 EP 009 - Olympics Episode In the "Can You Dig It" podcast episode, hosts Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the historical significance of the 1904 Olympics in St. Louis, which introduced gold...
Can You Dig It - Season 2 EP 008 - John Hughes - Hughes Funeral Alternatives Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the history and innovations of Hughes Funeral Alternatives LLC with owner John Hughes. Hughes' company...
In the "Can You Dig It" podcast episode, hosts Joe and Dan discuss the historical significance of St. Louis lawyers and court cases. They highlight the impact of the Virginia Minor case in 1874, which, though...
This episode explores the century-long fight for women's suffrage in St. Louis, highlighting the pivotal legal challenges of Virginia Minor and the tactical brilliance of Edna Gellhorn’s "Golden Lane" protest. The...
Travel from St. Louis to Brooklyn as we uncover the deep-rooted connections between Bellefontaine and the legendary Green-Wood Cemetery.Former Horticulture Director Art Presson shares gripping tales of surviving...
Episode #4
Episode Summary: The Social Evil of St. Louis in the 1870s Episode 4 of the "Can You Dig It" podcast, hosted by Dan Fuller and Joe Shields (Director of Development for Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum), delves into...
Episode #3
In the "Can You Dig It" podcast episode, Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the significance of art in society and its presence at Bellefontaine Cemetery. They highlight the cemetery's diverse art forms, including...
Episode #2
Join hosts Dan Fuller and Joe Shields as they welcome Christopher Gordon, board member at Bellefontaine Cemetery and the Missouri Historical Society's Library Research Center. Unearth the story of Joseph McCullough, the...
Episode #1
The First episode of Season 2 explores the pop culture impact of notable figures buried at Bellefontaine Cemetery, including William S. Burroughs, Vincent Price, Irma Rombauer, and Sarah Teasdale.The hosts discuss the...
Episode #10
Think grand architecture is just pretty? Think again. Episode 10 of "Can You Dig It?" throws you into the echoing halls of St. Louis Union Station, a living monument to America's westward dream. This wasn't just a...
Episode #9
Tired of dusty history lessons? Craving adventure that shaped a nation? Then episode 9 of "Can You Dig It?" isn't just a listen, it's your uncharted territory waiting to be explored. We're not just reciting dates about...
For St. Louisans (and those who appreciate its history): Uncover a Cornerstone of Your City's Identity: The Wainwright Building isn't just a pretty facade; it's a symbol of St. Louis's ambition and its pivotal role in...
Alright, history buffs and architecture aficionados, get ready to dive deep! Welcome to "Can You Dig It," the podcast where we unearth the fascinating stories buried beneath the bricks and mortar of our world. This...
Can You Dig it
From humble beginnings, Eads rose to become one of the most celebrated engineers of his time. He built ironclad warships for the Union during the Civil War, saving the Mississippi River for the North. But his ambitions...
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