Crazy Jim Crisp Beating the Rope, Vol. 1 - Ep 27

Crazy Jim Crisp Beating the Rope, Vol. 1 - Ep 27

In the first installment of “Beating the Rope,” Champ tells the wild true story of James “Crazy Jim” Crisp, an accused murderer whose 1891 crime set off years of escapes, delays, appeals, insanity claims, and political wrangling across southwest Missouri. It is a sprawling Ozarks tale of murder, justice, and one man’s remarkable effort to avoid the gallows. Be sure to check out today's sponsors Penny Pinchers [https://www.facebook.com/PennyPinchersDiscountGrocery] and Tasty Acres Strawberries and More. [https://www.facebook.com/AAtastyacres] Also, don't forget to give us a like and a follow, and tell your friends about The Wild N' Woolly Ozarks [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552942747153]. Chapters * 00:00 Introduction * 02:22 The Tale of Jim Crisp * 05:27 The Murder of John Pruitt * 09:35 The Pursuit and Capture of Crisp * 17:59 Crisp's Escapes and Recaptures * 31:52 Crisp's Change of Venue * 32:16 The Trial Begins * 36:06 The Insanity Plea * 37:55 Verdict and Sentencing * 38:55 Appeal and Commutation * 49:22 Sheriff's Trial * 58:24 Remand to Lunatic Asylum * 01:00:14 Aftermath and Legacy

Don't Wear That Watch! Wild Bill Hickok & Davis Tutt - Michael Price & Brandon Broughton - Ep 26

Join us today as we discuss the Wild Bill Hickok & Davis Tutt shootout and what really happened on the square in Springfield, MO on that day in 1865 that launched a thousand legends in the history of the American Old West. Champ is on location at the Springfield Library Center with Michael Price and Brandon Broughton, both with the Library Center. Together they separate fact from fiction, focusing on documents and actual accounts from the time. They reconstruct the crime scene, and explore the characters of Davis Tutt and Wild Bill Hickok, as well as Springfield's wartime experience and the political upheaval in the city. The conversation also covers the trial and legal proceedings, and the life of a facinating character in Springfield history, Davis' half brother, Lewis Tutt. Check out our sponsors: * Tasty Acres Strawberries and More [https://www.facebook.com/AAtastyacres] * Penny Pinchers Discount Grocery [https://www.facebook.com/PennyPinchersDiscountGrocery] Also, be sure to check out The Wild N' Woolly Ozarks [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552942747153] Facebook page, and give a like and a follow and share it with your friends and family. We sure do appreciate it. Chapters * 00:00 Introduction to Wild Woolly Ozarks * 06:12 The Legend of Wild Bill Hickok * 12:08 The Characters: Davis Tutt and Wild Bill Hickok * 30:24 Springfield's Wartime Experience * 37:11 The Political Upheaval in Springfield * 51:51 The Trial and Legal Proceedings * 01:27:24 The Legacy of the Hickok Tut Shooting

Every Hilltop Every Hollow - Mark Kumming - Ep 25

Mark Kumming returns to answer your questions about the evolution of Silver Dollar City, and the theme park attractions and behind-the-scenes operations of the park. Mark shares insights on the origins of Silver Dollar City, the legend of the Yoakum Silver Dollar, the historical significance of the park, and details about specific attractions such as the flooded mine and the Silver Dollar City train. Additionally, Mark discusses his books and publications, offering a deeper dive into the Ozark's history and legends. Find Mark's books on Amazon [https://www.amazon.com/s?k=mark+kumming+books&crid=2UPAZWWRUVX35&sprefix=Mark+Kumming%2Caps%2C289&ref=nb_sb_ss_p13n-expert-pd-ops-ranker_1_12]. Check out the SDC Fans Facebook Group [https://www.facebook.com/sdcfans]. Give us a like and follow on the Wild N' Wooly Ozarks [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552942747153] Facebook page.

The Old Language of the Ozarks - Danette House - Ep 24

Today's guest is Danette House, and our conversation is about old Ozark colloquialisms, uncovering the language, settlement history, immigration influence, survival of old language, and regional dialects of the people of the Ozarks. We discuss the unique linguistic characteristics of the region, Ozark cuisine, old sayings, folklore, and expressions, providing insights into the unique culture and language of the region. We also explore the historical significance of certain phrases and the impact of the Civil War on local communities. This episode's sponsor is Penny Pinchers Discount Grocery [https://www.facebook.com/PennyPinchersDiscountGrocery] in Marshfield, MO. Be sure to visit our page, like and follow on The Wild N' Wooly Ozarks [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552942747153] Facebook page. Chapters * 00:00 Exploring the Wild and Woolly Ozarks * 10:58 The Great Wagon Road and Ozark Settlement * 19:24 Immigration and Language Influence * 28:26 Survival of Old Language and Cultural References * 44:11 Ozark Language and Regional Dialects * 50:12 Ozark Cuisine and Old Sayings * 56:16 Drunk Sayings and Expressions * 01:03:36 Upcoming Topics and Sponsorship * 02:00:00 Reflections on Society and Culture

The Clarks Creek Gang - Ep 23

This episode, Champ explores the Clarks Creek Gang and its leader, Henry Turner including his indictment and conviction. The investigation takes a few rabbit trails through some of the dark history of 19th century Webster and Wright county. Be sure to check out our sponsor this week Tasty Acres Strawberries and More. [https://www.facebook.com/AAtastyacres] Let us know how we're doing at The Wild N' Woolly Ozarks Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552942747153]. Chapters * 00:00 Indictment and Conviction of Henry Turner * 36:29 The Murder of Henry Turner * 41:40 The Mitchell Brothers and Jack Kaufman * 48:11 The Trial and Sentencing of Green Barnes * 53:11 Green Barnes' Life After Prison