Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 88 episodes
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Step into the heart of Oak Cliff, TX a vibrant neighborhood brimming with history and creativity. Known for its independent spirit and colorful past, Oak Cliff has long been home to dreamers, rebels, and innovators. Each week, we dive deep into the untold stories of the entrepreneurs, visionaries, and community leaders who are shaping this place.
Unknown Host hosts Hidden City, a society show with 88 episodes published.
We kick off our Summer Reading Club with John Steinbeck's Cannery Row, a novel that finds humor, humanity, and unexpected beauty in the lives of a small working class neighborhood in depression-era California. Grant, Dou
Carlos De La Fuente has been part of Oak Cliff since 1974, and few people know the neighborhood's history quite like he does. In this episode, Carlos shares the story of immigrating to Dallas as a child, growing up in Oa
Philip Haigh, Executive Director of The Loop Dallas, joins the podcast to talk about the ambitious effort to connect Dallas through a 50-mile trail network. From discovering the bike-friendly culture of Oak Cliff to lead
In this episode, we explore the story of 10th Street, one of the most important surviving Freedman’s Town landscapes in the United States. Long before I35 cut through Oak Cliff, 10th Street was a thriving African America
Sean Springer, founder of Springer Design Studio, joins The Hidden City to talk about his journey from studying sculpture at RISD to building a woodworking and design practice rooted in craftsmanship, healing, and creati
Illustrator and designer Zach Stuef joins The Hidden City to talk about moving from Michigan to Dallas, building a creative life through illustration, and why he still starts every project with pen and paper. We talk abo
Dallas once had a real plan to become a port city, with boats traveling from the Gulf of Mexico all the way up the Trinity River into the heart of Dallas. In this episode, we trace the strange and ambitious history of th
Two years after her first appearance on The Hidden City Podcast, April Allen returns as Halperin Park prepares to officially open in Oak Cliff this weekend. Recorded inside the park just days before opening, this episode
Frank Reaugh played a major role in shaping how people see Texas. His pastel landscapes of open prairie, longhorns, and wide skies captured something quieter and more honest about the state.In this episode, we follow his
The streetcar didn’t just run through Oak Cliff, it helped build it. In this episode, we trace how early rail lines in the 1880s made Oak Cliff feel close enough to grow, shaping where people gathered and where businesse
Most people know 7-Eleven for Slurpees, Big Gulps, and late-night snack runs, but the company’s story starts in Oak Cliff. In this episode, Doug and Grant trace 7-Eleven’s roots from an Oak Cliff ice dock to a global cha
David Cervantes, founder of Elyse Build, joins The Hidden City to talk about his work building and restoring homes across Oak Cliff. He shares about his journey from working his way up through construction crews to now l
There’s a version of Oak Cliff people think they know. But in the 1970s and 80s, it became something else entirely, a place where artists found space, built studios, and created a scene that didn’t feel like anywhere els
Aimé Nuñez grew up in Oak Cliff, built a career in tech, and walked away from it after a season of loss with no clear plan for what came next. What followed was Pegasus Creative Reuse, a secondhand art supply shop built
Lindsey Munchrath, founder of Beatnik Fine Goods, joins The Hidden City to talk about creating a retail space rooted in community, creativity, and connection in Oak Cliff. From her early days in customer service and fash
Before Stevie Ray Vaughan was one of the greatest guitar players in the world, he was a kid growing up in Oak Cliff trying to keep up with his older brother Jimmie. In this episode, we trace Stevie’s early years playing
Tyler and Chayanne Rooney met in an Austin kitchen and spent years working their way through the restaurant world before bread quietly took over. What started as late-night croissant experiments and a deep dive into Tart
In this episode, River shares how an open mic night at Opening Bell led to a long-term creative partnership, the launch of Alma Row Records, and eventually a growing series of living-room concerts designed to bring neigh
Daniel Ellis has quietly become one of Oak Cliff’s most consistent connectors through Live Local Oak Cliff, a platform that amplifies neighborhood businesses and keeps thousands of residents in the loop.In this episode,
Bonnie and Clyde didn’t come from nowhere, and they didn’t become who they were somewhere else. This episode looks at how poverty, proximity, and momentum shaped Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, and why Oak Cliff mattered
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