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Hosted by Bald Cypress Books · society · EN-US · 57 episodes
The Slower Lower podcast celebrates the people, places, and culture of the Delmarva Peninsula, with an emphasis on Slower Lower Delaware.
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Topics discussed: Frog season has ended. A $500 tip at the Sterling Tavern. Revisiting the matter of a certain barn and BBQ joint in Delmar. The new Downstate Delaware podcast. Ms. New York Goes To Sussex County. Why do newcomers to a state always want to turn it into what they left? The nor'easter of '26, and thoughts on erosion, beach replenishment, and building one's house upon the sand. A long-awaited delivery.
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It's a Laurel Historical Society takeover! This week's guests are George Denney and Artez West, the president and vice president of the Laurel Historical Society, respectively. Chris and Crystal sat down with George and Artez at historic Rosemont (c. 1772) for a conversation about the society's past and future. Topics discussed: George's birth in Wilmington, education at Salisbury State, and introduction to Laurel as a student teacher. Artez's deep local roots and his business, Monarch Transportation. How a teacher and a student became lifelong friends. Changes in the historical society during the decade since George and Artez assumed their current leadership roles. The acquisition of the Hitchens Homestead, Rosemont, and the Phillips house. Memorable moments including a local sports history dinner and a Harriet Tubman-themed bus trip. What do George and Artez see the society accomplishing in the next five to ten years? Upcoming events including free museum tours on 10/4, a fall fundraising dinner on 10/24, and trick or treating at Rosemont on 10/31.
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Chris and Crystal recap a fantastic lunch at a "new" (to them) spot, and discuss local Delmarva news stories, including a feud brewing in Delmar. Topics discussed: Don't sleep on the Village Inn restaurant and tavern in Parsonsburg! A tasty lunch of a fried crabcake, peas n' dumplings, and bacon-wrapped crab-dip-stuffed jalapeno poppers. When a restaurant doesn't look like much . . . but in a good way. Delmar's Civil War: The Kylan Barn wedding venue vs. The Groove restaurant. A lengthy and passionate tangent about the barn wedding trend. Chris says people should get married in churches, and animals should get married in barns. Can't the two business owners work out a compromise? Or has the feud gone too far? Duck tie. Doritos tries to say that a single chip is called one Doritos; the dictionary people say no. A 911 call about excessive burping. Little-known photos of Laurel, courtesy of the Delmar Historical and Arts Society.
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Chris and Crystal make a long-overdue visit to Easton, Maryland, and stop by the reopened Washington Street Pub as well as Vintage Books & Fine Art and Rude Burger. Topics discussed: The old Washington Street Pub vs. the new one. Eating oysters out of oyster season. When the placemat artwork is so beautiful that you ask for a clean one to take home. Cream of crab soup and Maryland crab soup. Vintage Books & Fine Art, and the great bookman Tim Boyle. The Wizard is Os. Rude Burger and their bourbon slushies and Carolina Mustard sauce. Trying a Jackson Harvest pumpkin ale from RAR. Thoughts on chili. Manifesting fall regardless of the actual weather.
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As Labor Day weekend ushers in cooler temperatures, pumpkin ales, and Slower Lower Delaware's relaxed off-season, Chris and Crystal celebrate and mourn the summer of 2026. Topics discussed: Slower Lower will once again sponsor the Delaware Whitetail Open in November. The Baltimore Sun was fascinated by a photo of a boy tubing on Salisbury's flooded streets. The great George Thorogood is coming to the Freeman Arts Pavilion in Selbyville on 9/10; why haven't the promoters mentioned that he's from Delaware? Midgets With Attitude Wrestling at the Stockley Tavern in Georgetown on 9/12. Crystal bought shirts and a hoodie from 302 Delaware Local Wear. Our first taste test of Big Oyster's version of Red Headed Step Child ale, an old favorite from the defunct Tall Tales. Sampling First State Brewing's Autumn Bliss, a tasty pumpkin ale. Highlights and lowlights of the summer of 2026. Bottomless brunch at Spain Wine Bar in Ocean City. Teasing upcoming guests: A farmer, a butcher, a golfer, a mixed martial artist, and more!
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