We discuss the Marion Massacre a little known part of Marion history.  I think this is on of the most emotional episodes so far.  Told eloquently by Kim Clark.  Don't miss this one.

Steve and I discuss trains and their effect on Marion both past and future.  Listen to what is in our future.

Nora and I discuss some of the many attractions at the park.  Most of them are free.  Maybe a couple of tales from the past and one kinky story about handcuffs.  It's worth a listen.

Walt Bagwell and Jim Williams, self proclaimed food experts?  Muddle their way through eateries in Marion and around the country.  Believe it or not, you may find a new place to visit for a great meal.

We discuss movies, Marion, and making your way in an adventurous life style.  This is a fun one.  Great to just sit back and listen when your traveling from point a to point b.  You might learn something along the way.

Life in Marion about 250 years ago.  You need to be alert of those hiding in the tree line.  You need to know who wants to be free and who wants to stay under English rule.  

Martha and I discuss some history of the North Cove area, a couple of ghost stories, and her time at the Historic Carson House.

Need to know what to plant and when?  This might be the episode for you.  Want to learn about computers or how to use your cell phone?  Molly will guide you.  Don't miss this one,

Want to start a business?  This episode just might help you get started.  We discuss everything from the past days of Old Fort to the value of liver mush.

The Mayor joins me to discuss everything from the Marriot to convict labor in the mountains between Old Fort and Ridgecrest.  The session is full of insights about the Mayor and some really fun things in store for Marion in the near and distant future.  And yes...we do get to talk about railroads. 

Steve and I discuss his hikes from the Joseph McDowell greenway to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro.  A look at the past accomplishments of the MTA and future projects and their impact on Marion.  We'll take a look at some current trail conditions and how anyone can join MTA and take part in helping the community.  Also, a brief look at upcoming podcasts.

A discussion with Chuck Abernathy uncovers some forgotten or lost history of Marion between the years of 1845 and 1892. More important, when will we get a Chick Fillet?

Interview with Annette Bryant.  Owner and voice of WBRM radio in Marion, NC for many years.  Some of her favorite moments and personalities.

Jim Williams, the host of On the Porch with Jim Williams, will introduce you to the morning voice of Marion for many years. Go on a hunt for Bigfoot and ancient aliens. We'll take an in depth look at the construction of railroads between Marion and Asheville, North Carolina. Look at some hometown architecture and meet some of the most interesting people North Carolina has to offer.