Exploring the Ozarks

We had so much fun with our guest Johan Collins on the podcast! Johan is a local music promoter who works primarily out of the Outland Ballroom here in Springfield! Johan shares a lot of stories from his work in music and we explore the music scene here in Springfield. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Today is the 79th anniversary of D-Day. In honor of this historical day, we have Kathryn Vicat, the Executive Director of Footsteps Researchers & Legacy: Lost & Found, with us on the show. Footsteps Researchers is a global team of archival researchers who help you retrace the footsteps of those who served in the war. Legacy Lost and Found researches and identifies the heroes who owned items that were accidentally lost during or sold after WW2. It is their goal to help reunite these sacred relics with the veteran or family. They also strive to educate the family, local school children, and the public about their sacrifices.

We have the FX man, Mr. Mike Strain on the show! Mike is a licensed pyrotechnician who has done lots of pyrotechnics for big-name artists like Rascal Flatts, and Rob Zombie! Mike is also a special effects artist for films! Mike shared a lot of cool stories with us! We hope you enjoy this episode!

Enjoy our episode with Caleb Sylvester, a sales manager for Industrial applications at Boston Dynamics, who livest here in the Ozarks!

Boston Dynamics’ mission is to imagine and create exceptional robots that enrich people’s lives. Building machines that can approximate the mobility, dexterity and agility of people and animals is a grand challenge. Curiosity and respect for the natural world are at the heart of our work on robots. We see products derived from this work as the next step in the human history of building machines to reduce the danger, repetition and physically difficult aspects of work.

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Exploring the Ozarks EP20 Drops Wednesday!We have special guests Geoff & Joy Steele, directors of the Gillioz Theatre! This was a fun episode! You will enjoy all of the stories they shared with us! So, stay tuned!

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For more information about the Gillioz Theatrehttps://gillioztheatre.com/

We have a special guest, John Farmer de la Torre on the show! raised in rural Missouri, educated in public schools, and graduated from Georgetown's School of Foreign Service with a bachelor's degree in international relations. This guy has seen lots of things in his life! John is also a Journalist, Documentary Photographer, and Radio Commentator in Springfield, Missouri.

Enjoy this week's episode as we discuss all different kinds of topics!

For more information about John Farmer de la Torrehttps://about.me/john_farmerdelatorre

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📣Exploring The Ozarks Podcast EP18🎙

We checked in with Jeff and Kyaw of SATO48 to see how the filming weekend went!

Check out the event website at sato48.com for upcoming events, such as the screenings at The Moxie and the Award Ceremony held at the Gillioz on June 3rd.

Keep exploring the Ozarks!

Shayne Taylor is an experienced barber located at The Coven Collective on C-Street in Springfield MO. He is also an Ozarks native, was in MSU marching band, cast-iron restoration, restores classic cars, and is a fun guy to talk with! Definitely have to stick around for the secret of marshmellow pepsi.

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Brandon started at KY3 reporting weather on weekends just before he graduated from Evangel University (then college) in 1996. He holds a BS degree in Broadcasting and a Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. Brandon reported weather on the weekends, and worked in the KY3 promotion department three days a week. In 2000, he moved to Ozarks Today Monday-Friday when well-known weatherman Tom Dye retired. The morning news has expanded from 30 minutes to four hours in the 20 years he's been part of the morning team, from 5-7 am on KY3 and 7-9 am on the Ozarks CW.

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