The Roaming Jess

The Roaming Jess

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The Roaming Jess episodes

  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Betsy Ross
    Did Betsy Ross make the flag and who is in her grave? Tonight was talk about the famous Flag Maker. 
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    19 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Buffalo Bill
    He was one of the most famous men of his time and even his burial has left all in awe. Join us as we laugh too hard and get really carried away. 
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    26 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: The Holy Land in America

    Want to visit the Holy Land but can't afford it? Head to the Holy Land in America, The Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land is located in Washington DC. 

    Welcome back to the Podcast, we've missed you all.


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    12 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Edward

    1,000 Porches is our new interview series that will start in officially in the Sumner of 2022! Be looking for these in addition to our normal weekly Episodes. 


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    6 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Duncan Hines

    Duncan Hines was a real man from Bowling Green, KY. Duncan Hines was born in 1880 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. One of ten children, after his mother passed his former Confederate soldier father sent him and his brother to live with their grandmother. Duncan’s grandmother was an excellent cook, which is where he devolved his love for food despite never learning to cook himself.


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    31 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Mary Surratt, The First Women Executed by the US Government
    Those hung were Lewis Powell, David Herold, George Atzerodt, and Mary Surratt, four of the co-conspirators in the plot to assassinate officers of the federal government. Find out in the Episode the mystery behind the Body of Booths, How John Surratt escaped and how Mary found herself scared of falling on her way to be hung. 
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    Credit to: Britannia, All That's Interesting, and Hushed up History
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    See Photos: Tameandunruly.blog Search "Mary Surratt"
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    31 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Granny White
    The story of Granny White started in the 1800’s when Granny (Lucinda White) a widow, made the journey by OX with a slave and two grandchildren (8 and 9) and her spinning wheel.
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    15 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: Stoney Lonesome Cemetery and Occoquan Workhouse
    The Occoquan Workhouse is now an artist’s guild and museum, but it was a crowded and occasionally corrupt prison that was part of the Washington D.C. prison system until it closed in 2001. The Workhouse is mostly known for its relation to the Women’s Suffrage Movement; what was known as the “Darkest Day of Prison” which happened on November 14, 1917, but the days leading up to this night was also horrific when suffragettes were arrested they spent June through December of 1917 in Occoquan Workhouse as prisoners (the wood buildings they stayed in no longer stand). During the time leading up to this night the women faced gruesome conditions and were notably fed maggots, aggressively forced fed with a tube by it being shoved down their nose and raw eggs dumped into the tube, or they were not fed at all.
    Link to Photos: https://dirtroadsandporches.com/2022/03/10/stoney-lonesome-cemetery-and-occoquan-workhouse/
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    20 min
  • Tame and Unruly Archive: The Stanley Hotel
    The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park Colorado is the most haunted hotel in America and it shares ties to an infamous movie. The hotel was built by F. O. Stanley (and opened in 1909) who moved to the area because of the crisp mountain air.
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    30 min

About The Roaming Jess

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Embark on a journey of discovery with host Jessie Canute, a passionate traveler and storyteller, as we traverse the globe one destination at a time. From hidden gems off the beaten path to iconic…