1836: Roots And Branches

By: Nathan Rogers
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  • Summary

  • The 1836 Podcast delves into historical events and figures, explores past ways and cultural heritage, and shares generations-old tales and folklore. Immerse yourself in the rich history defining the region, from early Native inhabitants to pioneering trailblazers. Join us on a unique storytelling journey, revealing the roots and branches that have shaped Arkansas and the Ozarks into what they are today.
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Episodes
  • The Violent History of Bull Creek

    The Violent History of Bull Creek
    Nov 20 2024

    In this episode, we explore the violence and tragedies along Bull Creek, a waterway flowing through Christian and Taney Counties in Missouri. Involving families from both Arkansas and Missouri, what started as small disputes spiraled into deadly conflicts that left a lasting mark on this rural community.


    Sources:

    Newspapers.com

    Blood Feud on Bull Creek by Randy Pace

    ozarks-history.blogspot.com

    missourilife.com


    Music:

    Batterton and Edwards

    Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicso...

    Infraction https://inaudio.org/

    Hartwigmedia https://www.hartwigmed...

    ZitronSound / @zitronsound

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    10 mins
  • The day Jake Fleagle did NOT rob The Bank of Yellville

    The day Jake Fleagle did NOT rob The Bank of Yellville
    Nov 12 2024

    Join us as we share the story of the Fleagle Gang, a notorious group of bank robbers and murderers that wreaked havoc over several states, amassing a fortune worth millions. Their criminal legacy is etched into law enforcement history through a single fingerprint that led to their leader’s identification. Learn how their plan to rob the Bank of Yellville led to their final stand in the Ozarks.


    Sources:
    History of Marion County

    Legends of America

    Lundington Daily News

    The Fleagle Gang, betrayed by a fingerprint

    Revolver Guy

    Sideplayer

    Springfield-Greene County Library

    The Evening Independent

    White River Valley Historical Quarterly
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    10 mins
  • Corporal Charles Leon Gilliland

    Corporal Charles Leon Gilliland
    Nov 7 2024

    Join us in honoring Charles Leon Gilliland, a young Arkansas soldier posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the military's highest recognition, for his remarkable bravery during the Korean War. At just 17, Gilliland demonstrated extraordinary courage and made the ultimate sacrifice to save many American soldiers. He remains the youngest soldier from the Korean War to receive this prestigious medal.


    #Ozarks #Arkansas #History #Podcast #Hero #Veteran #MedalOfHonor
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    7 mins

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Terrible

The whole podcast was poorly done & you couldn’t hear anything much except the horrible background music .

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