There are plenty of ghost stories in the Ozarks, but Sean Fitzgibbon's graphic novel, a history really. provides the story of what is said to be the most haunted place in these hills. It's a tale with an old hotel at the highest point in town, a colorful charlatan and mysteries that linger to this day. withinpodcast.com

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The role of Lt. Uhura, communications officer for the Starship Enterprize, made Nichelle Nichols an icon and made an indelible marknot only on Earth but in space as well. Urged by Martin Luther King, Jr. and by NASA to use her role for the betterment of mankind,, that's what she set about to do. withinpodcast.com

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From Within The Realm to the Sea of Tranquility! Friend of the podcast Dewayne Knott spins his tale of his life-long interaction with the space program. From exotic locations such as an Iowa cornfield, a San Antonio parking lot and the coast of the Persian Gulf, he became a part of America's reach into space.www.withinpodcast.com

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Twelfth Street and Vine may be Kansas City's most famous intersection thanks to the song Penned by Lieber and Stoller. Problem is, it's not there any more. In our continuing series on " places that aren't there anymore," we talk about the street's claim to fame and why it disappeared. www.withinpodcast.com

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Ed Hicks had seen the telephone demonstrated at the St. Louis Exhibition and in 1885 concocted the plan to connect The Cherokee Capital of Tahlequah with the new bustling City of Muskogee by phone line. Traditional members of the tribe wanted to avoid additional incursions of American business and government in their territory, so they were generally opposed to the idea until they learned the new device spoke in Cherokee. withinpodcast.com

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Jack McLemore was my 9th Grade Science teacher. He had been nick-named Happy Jack by the older boys because, they claimed, he only smiled when dishing out punishment. I was glad to have survived and left his class, but a little re-evaluation made me look at that year with Happy Jack differently. withinpodcast.com

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In this encore episode of Within The Realm we revisit the Great American Desert, a place no longer on the map but Central to the development of the United States as we know it today. withinpodcast.com  [email protected]

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Fayetteville, Arkansas has been home to Levon Helm, Ronnie Hawkins and the Cate Brothers. It's a place of inspiration for a young musician. The musical heritage goes way, way back and owes a debt to the World's Greatest Showman. withinpodcast.com

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This past Easter Sunday was Louise Carson's 90th Birthday. On the occasion of her birthday, we revisit our conversation with her about being my kindergarten teacher and what it took (and still takes) to get the job done in the day. withinpodcast.com

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The location was a quiet schoolhouse on Peacheater Creek in the Old Cherokee Nation, but it became the site of the largest non-military battle in the American West and the deadliest day in the history of the U.S. Marshall Service. The confrontation was caused by a misunderstanding of legal jurisdiction in the murder trial of Zeke Proctor - an issue that reverberates through the hills of Indian Territory to this day!  withinpodcast.com

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