Texas Tales

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  • A fun, lively, mostly accurate discovery of obvious and obscure Texas history. This is a re-discovery of the people, places and events that shaped our great state. Join us in sitting around doing what we like to do most.. unwrapping and unraveling the tales of Texas. These easily consumable sessions are good for your daily commute, while out on a walk, sitting around the house or to binge on a road trip. However you like to listen, please do!
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  • Popular Texas Superstitions

    Popular Texas Superstitions
    Oct 26 2022

    Want to keep away ghosts or witches? Ever wonder about gravesite etiquette or ensure you have a bountiful crop? Well...we did. In this episode, we cover a wide range of popular Texas superstitions just in time for Halloween. Grab yourself a drink, get dressed up in your Halloween costume and get ready for a very informative and fairly funny episode of your state's most spooky superstitions.
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    27 mins
  • The Killing Field

    The Killing Field
    Oct 19 2022

    In this episode we discuss the area of I-45 just south of Houston, heading towards Galveston. Over the years, many women and girls have gone missing along this thoroughfare and many have been found murdered. So many in fact, that this stretch of highway has been referred to by the police, FBI and locals as "The Killing Fields". This Texas Tale highlights four of the victims that presumably have nothing in common, except their final resting place.

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    31 mins
  • The Spooky Emily Morgan Hotel

    The Spooky Emily Morgan Hotel
    Oct 12 2022

    Its the season! Spoooky season. Are you ready to scare yourself silly? Go check out the Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio. An early 1900's hospital, psych ward and morgue turned into a fancy hotel. If you can't find a ghost there, not sure where you will. In this episode, learn about the history, the namesake and the current day hauntings. Hope you enjoy!
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    20 mins

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These guys make me homesick

happen to come across while looking for a different book and so gald i did. Amazing stories that are fun and easy to listen to.

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totally messed up pronunciation of Natchitoches. hurt my ears so bad
na kuh tuhsh

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I love this!

I found this accidently, and I am glad I did. I feel like I know these guys, they remind me of people I have socialized with on a regular basis over the years. I want to meet them! I like the ambience, the content, the interaction between the talent.

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Do ya'll even try to get the facts correct?

Bolivar is not south of Galveston
Bolivar is not an island
You do not need a ferry to get cattle or anything else from Bolivar to orange or Beaumont
I don't have the time to go beyond this or point out all of the incorrect "facts".

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