Stories from the Creek

Most of you know how the Dry Creek Old House is a special part of my life.

It's been mostly dark and empty since 1970.

I decided to change that one cold night.

I turned every light on and the magic began.

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You'll enjoy this week's podcast, "I'm Sorry. Will you forgive me?"

We'll start our story with a memorable encounter at the Rapides Parish Courthouse, then travel the rough roads of South Sudan before turning for home with a lesson to remember.

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You can read this story at our blog https://www.creekbank.net/im-sorry-will-you-forgive-me/

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The Old House in Dry Creek has nine screen doors, each with its own personality and sound.

Join us for a fun episode at The Creek.

"Falling Outs"

In Episode 6 of the Creekbank Podcast, Curt shares two stories on broken relationships and how they can be mended.

You'll meet two unforgettable brothers and sisters and learn an important lesson in life.

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SCI

You'll enjoy our latest podcast episode, "Outdoor Living."

Travel with us from the front porch to a special tree north of Leesville.

Join us at The Creekbank as we begin our winding journey through Louisiana's No Man's Land.

First stop: The Seed Tree, a majestic pine along La. Hwy 113 near Ten Mile, Louisiana.

Join Curt Iles on the Old House porch as he shares one of his most beloved stories, "The Evening Holler."

Pull up your rocker and take a journey back to 1892.

"The Evening Holler is featured in two of Curt's short story collections, Stories from the Creekbank and Deep Roots.

"The Evening Holler" is also available on our YouTube Channel as well as a blog post at www.creekbank.net.

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C.I.

This is Episode 3 Season of Season 1 from the Creekbank Stories.

Special thanks to our graphic artist/media engineer C. Jude Iles.

The fiddle song "The Eighth of January" celebrates the American victory over the British at the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815.

But it's more than just a 19th century tune. "The 8th of January" is the foundation for the classic ballad, "The Battle of New Orleans.

You'll enjoy the connection and the story.

Thanks for dropping by.

Curt Iles

In Episode 1, Curt Iles shares about how his family came to live in the No Man's Land of western Louisiana.

Recorded at the Old House soundstage with crackling fire background, squeaking rocker, and Bandit the dog treeing a possum in the edge of the woods.

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Curt Iles

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