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Come with us as we dive head first into the titillating tales of Ozarkian folklore and discuss the origins and obscurities of these stories. From Curtis Copeland and Hayden Head, this is Ozarkian Folk Chronicles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ozarkian Folk Chronicles hosts Ozarkian Folk Chronicles - Your Podcast About the Ozarks, a history show with 135 episodes published.
In this musical episode, David Scrivner, Joel Hinds, and Nathan McAlester, 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 danci
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
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 6,7
Earlier this year, Benjamin Hale, writer in residence at Bard College in New York, published his book Cave Mountain with Harper Collins. In the book, he tells several stories, but the first two captured the imagination o
Gordon McCann passed away on July 17, 2026, at the age of 94, but his legacy will endure as long as these hills still stand. According to his obituary, Gordon was "a nationally recognized preservationist of traditional O
In 1880, Thomas Campbell was digging a well when he discovered the petrified body of an infant girl in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The baby was an instant sensation, and within a year, she was being shown around the countr
Melissa Carper, Rebecca Patek, Brian Martin, and Joe Sundell make up the one and only Sad Daddy, one of the most beloved roots bands in the Ozarks, and they are on the Chronicles! Their songs are a trifecta of strong mel
Jeremy Lynn, long time law enforcement officer with the Sheriff's department in Polk and Greene counties, tells the horrific story of the Young Brothers Massacre. From petty theft to grand larceny to the deadliest attack
The Rockaway Beach Riot of 1965 has become legendary in these parts: A police car overturned, windows smashed, 180 arrests, and law enforcement called in from all around the area. Steve Harter, a lifelong Rockaway reside
From data centers to Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations to population growth, Ozarks water and waterways are under persistent threat. Michael Kromrey, Executive Director of the Watershed Committee of the Ozarks; Lori
The word "cult" has become controversial, perhaps because of the misuse of the word with regard to legitimate religions and perhaps because of the stigma that attaches to those who escape. Nevertheless, Tony and Susan Al
Officer Terry Bible has decades of experience under his belt, and he came to the Chronicles with a fistful of stories. Join us as Terry recounts his experiences confronting a 6'7", 425 pound mountain of a man; saving a d
Connie Yen, Greene County archivist, began to research the story of Emma Molloy, nationally recognized 19th century temperance speaker and evangelist, for a history class at MSU. She quickly became fascinated with Emma a
The Wire Road Brewing Company is Battlefield's first brewery and pub, and Jeff Birchler graciously invited the Chronicles to record our first ever live podcast in their beautiful biergarten. Our topic? Why, nothing other
Mary Parler, professor of English at the University of Arkansas and wife of Vance Randolph, was an extraordinary folksong and folktale collector in her own right. Dr. Justin Hunter, an ethnomusicologist at the University
Kylee Cole has done her homework on one of the strangest, unsolved mysteries of the Ozarks: a rash of cattle mutilations that took place in Arkansas during the 1970s and into the 80s. When a makeshift altar was discovere
As editors, writers, and publishers of the "Ozark Homesteaders Almanac" and the "Ozarks Agrarian News," Destiny Homer and Jeffery Goss have dedicated their lives to studying and practicing agricultural in light of the ph
Back in 2010, Hayden sent the script and lyrics for a musical version of Shepherd of the Hills to longtime SDC music director, Stan Beard. Stan caught the vision, and how! In a marathon of musical composition, Stan wrote
For a time in the early 20th century, Garber, Missouri, was the epicenter of tourism in the Ozark hills of Taney County. All that's left now are a few shabby buildings returning to the soil. However, John Fullerton, loca
Warning: This episode has drug references, violence, and some language. It is intended for a mature listening audience. When Russ Mack posted a reply to our episodes on Dave McElyea and Ralph Baker, we knew we had to hav
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