Ozarkian Folk Chronicles

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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.



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Episodes
  • Episode 44 - Tom Koob and the Mysterious Death of Alice Stallion

    Episode 44 - Tom Koob and the Mysterious Death of Alice Stallion
    Nov 22 2024
    Tom Koob, Ozarks storyteller extraordinaire, is back on the podcast with a tale of murder and mystery on the banks of the James River. Tom has researched the death of young Alice Stallion, and he not only brings his knowledge to this tragic episode but also his humanity. We know you'll find Tom's story fascinating!

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    43 mins
  • Episode 43 - Ozarks Superstitions with Tammy and Angel

    Episode 43 - Ozarks Superstitions with Tammy and Angel
    Nov 14 2024
    Join our guests Tammy Morton and Angel Wolf as we talk about the strange and uncanny superstitions of the Ozarks. From mad stones to medicines, the Ozarks hills and valleys remain a repository of the folkways of the "old country." Who better to discuss these superstitions than two multi-generational Ozarkers who know the lore and legends?

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    55 mins
  • Episode 42 - Folklore vs. History: A Conversation with Dr. Brooks Blevins

    Episode 42 - Folklore vs. History: A Conversation with Dr. Brooks Blevins
    Nov 7 2024
    Dr. Brooks Blevins, the premier historian of the Ozarks and Noel Boyd professor of history at MSU, sits down with Curtis and Hayden to discuss the tension between the "cold, hard facts" of history and the more whimsical world of folk stories and songs. From "signal trees" to the folktales of Vance Randolph, Dr. Blevins evaluates the relevance of folktales and ballads to historical studies and explains how he has become more accepting of folktales as an essential element in Ozarks culture.

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    1 hr and 22 mins

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