Appalachian Anomalies

In this episode, we talk candidly with Steve Free, an Appalachian born and raised, Americana/Folk Music artist who is "well-known" as he states it, with awards at home, and internationally. Steve talks freely about some of his experiences, observations, and what it's like being a "good ole boy" from Appalachia who's doing what he loves, sharing the stories of the people, culture, and region. I hope you all enjoy his infectious personality, and stories as much as I enjoyed sharing this...

In this episode, we have a "Granny Witch", Claire Wyndham, and a professional Forager, Jonathan Darby. They will be discussing many herbs, plants, and roots found in the region and some of their healing attributes. Both are a wealth of knowledge, and were a joy to talk too. I hope you all learn as much, and enjoy the candid conversations, as much as I. Get a pen, paper, and a cup of tea, or coffee..... sit back, and enjoy learning how Nature heals through old fashioned "magic," and a...

In this episode, we are discussing one topic that is always in demand.... Bigfoot. Along with that some of the other paranormal things that seem to always come with, or lead up to Sasquatch encounters, and sighting. We discuss all this, and even a Bat-like, Dog looking creature that seems to have walked straight out of nightmares, with Ohio author, Doug Waller, and independent investigator Jami King. Sit back, relax, and enjoy their amazing tales. Thank you all for your support, and...

First official episode!! For the beginning, we go to the beginning. An open discussion of the Wertz Collection at the Southern Ohio Museum & Cultural Center in Portsmouth, OH. In this interview we are talking with Emily Uldrich, the Museum Educator & Facilities Manager. The Wertz Collection is known as The Art of the Ancients, a permanent exhibit of Prehistoric Native American artifacts. It is always on display at the museum, and the museum is always free. Please click the link below to...

In this episode letting you meet me, hear the plans, and goals of the podcast and tossing out some thank yous to those who have been helping in the background from time to time. The podcast will be an Appalachian focused project of preservation of the culture, heritage, history, and stories of this beautiful region. It will cover everything from the Art, to the Weird. If you have any stories to tell from life in the region, just gassing through, or more, please contact me at our Facebook,...