Legends and Beasts

This episode is October and so we talk about legends from my childhood, and about Kamil’s experience defeating the devil. Then there is a Dragon in Larry’s Cupboard.

Thanks to Kamil for taking my call. He has a new podcast and it can be found here. https://hypothesis.transistor.fm

Thanks to Ruperfroggington for writing this great story: https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/pwe12m/comment/hegpl37/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

You can see his / her writings here too: https://www.reddit.com/r/FroggingtonsPond/

Music:

https://raspberrysounds.bandcamp.com/track/no-copyright-modern-chill-hip-hop

https://onetakeroyaltyfree.bandcamp.com/album/dark-ambient-royalty-and-copyright-free

https://stellardrone.bandcamp.com/album/between-the-rings

https://bettogh.bandcamp.com/track/another-world

Spring Canyon Coal Camps

I was going through a chest that my mother dropped off at my house just after my Grandfathers death in 2014. As I was going through the chest I found a VHS tape called “Spring Canyon Coal Camps”. This tape was of my Grandfather Fiore “Chuck” Callor, and Frank Latuda and they were going through all of the the Coal Camps and talking of the people who lived there and memories of the past. Come with me as we talk about these camps, coal, unions and their national contributions.

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Faking It

There was once an episode of Seinfeld where they got a job acting like they were sick for medical students. Well that is a real thing and I talk to two people that do this for a living. 

Going Home

This is a story about how I went home. I recorded an interview with my late grandfather Fiore Callor. He told me about his journey through WWII and how he was at the battle fo the bulge. 

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Life is Good

Jason Reynolds tells his story about perspective,  and how when you look at your life, his life is good. Jason had a serious medical mishap during that sugery he was left hurt and living a life you would never expect.

A Mother’s Love

Listen to the story of Donna and her son Dillon Whitney. This is a sad story of tragic loss and the ways of how the state system can fail parents and the children they take care of.