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The Coal County Crusher talks about his hometown of Harlan Kentucky, and what influenced his wrestling gimmick. He also talks about the untimely passing of his friend Francisco Ciatso. Go to wrestleville.com - This show is a part of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Appalachian Thanksgiving recipes include sweet potato casserole and stuffing.  Our feature interview is Mary Lynn Snyder originally from Harlan Kentucky.  Mary Lynn remembers her mother Ruby's recipes and traditional ways of cooking. Dee Dee Constantine, retired food writer for the Knoxville News Sentinel has a segment on tips on how to prepare venison roast and venison steak, and she shares a recipe for venison meatloaf. Fred Sauceman's Potluck Radio series - we revisit his segment on the annual historic event of turkey herding that used to take place in Hancock County Tennessee. And I (Amy Campbell) share a story I recorded with my late father, who was an old-fashioned East TN medical doctor. He accumulated a lot of interesting stories in his 60-plus years of practicing medicine, and this story involves a turkey egg.

Working in the coal industry for most of his adult life, Kyle shares stories and touches on the history of mining. Born and raised in Harlan Kentucky,he is now safety director of the mining outfit that he works for. Coal has been one of the biggest parts of Appalachia throughout modern history. Kyle is also a very well respected songwriter and plays bass and sings background vocals in the Outlaw Country band DM and the 1601's. Be sure to check them out on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DMandthe1601s?mibextid=LQQJ4d TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@dmandthe1601s?_t=8eoFDqdHGmZ&_r=1 and Spotify https://spotify.link/R8SgCPcDeCb to hear some of Kyle's writing and some stone cold country music. Show dates are always listed on their social media sites. Dustin and Jamie from the band have also made appearances on the hit series Justified. We thank God for the endurance of the Appalachian people! We thank you for taking the time to listen! We thank our sponsors~ The Jackson County Sun, bringing you the news since 1926 www.jacksonsunky.com 606-287-7197 RX Discount Pharmacy in Mckee KY 606-287-3466 providing what you need, while making you feel at home. Living Stone Outreach helping folks who need it 606-287-7784 WWAG 107.9 fm wagoncountry.com and our friend John Caywood. Check out our website appalachianimagination.com Find us on Facebook Our YouTube Feel free to contact us at appalachianimagination@gmail.com or call/text 606-975-1743 Stay Awesome Appalachia!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-bowman42/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-bowman42/support

This Friday 06-09-23 at 6:00PM EST Time! The case goes in front of the board of people with abilities. Psychics Mediums and more. Each person reveals their findings on the case. Missing Person Mike Lamb. https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt https://grizzly.spiritsale.com By Alyssa Williams Published: May. 7, 2023 at 6:23 PM EDT WYMT Mountain News Weekend Edition newscast at 6 p.m. on Sunday. HARLAN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - The family of Harlan County native Mike Lamb is continuing to search for answers following his disappearance last year. It was March of 2022 when Lamb, 53, vanished from the Evarts community. Once Lamb was declared missing, his family hit the ground running with the search for him. "We went actually just everywhere. We went to the different places that we thought he could have been," said Lamb's cousin, Janice Brewer. "We went searching the river banks to make sure he hadn't fell off the side of the road or anything. We searched the ditches. We searched everywhere." More than one year later, the search for answers continues. "We urge everybody that if you hear anything at all, no matter how crazy it sounds, to tell one of us or the sheriff's office so we can check into it" said Lamb's son, Aaron Lamb. "It might sound off the wall and crazy, but it could have some truth to it, and that one little piece of information could very well be what leads us to finding my dad." Although the family said this search has been difficult, they continue to hold hope that justice will be served for Lamb. "Whatever happened, he didn't deserve it," said Aaron Lamb. "We know for sure he doesn't deserve to be laying up on the mountain somewhere or something. He deserves to be brought home." The ability of psychics to solve cases is a topic of much debate and skepticism. While some individuals claim to have psychic abilities and believe they can help solve crimes or provide insights into unresolved cases, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of psychic powers. Law enforcement agencies generally rely on more conventional investigative methods, such as gathering evidence, conducting interviews, and employing forensic techniques, to solve cases. These methods are based on empirical data and have proven to be more reliable and effective in identifying suspects and solving crimes. While some psychics may claim to have assisted in solving cases, it is essential to approach such claims with skepticism. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and until verifiable and repeatable evidence is provided to support the effectiveness of psychic abilities in solving crimes, it is generally not considered a credible or reliable approach in law enforcement investigations. But our board brings forth info as they see it. Kentucky has had its share of cold cases, unsolved criminal investigations that have remained open for an extended period of time. Here are a few examples of notable cold cases in Kentucky: #mikelamb #where #walkededaway #kentucky #wymt #Summerwells #murder #coldcase #grizzlyonthehunt #unsolved #police #fbi #forensics #water #shallowgrave #missing #missingperson #kidnapoed #raped #stabbed #tied #body #buried localpolice #news #media #detectives #hotline #tips #sheriffs #deputy #deputies #drugs #narcotics #sex #dumpster #hotel #needle #heroin #prostitution #Xanax #pills #lost @TrueCrime @CrimeNews @CriminalJustice @kentucky @grizzlyonthehunt @HomicideCases @MurderMystery @CrimeScenelnvestigation @ForensicScience @ColdCase @CrimeDocumentary @SerialKiller @JusticeSystem @Criminology @CrimePrevention @LawEnforcement @VictimAdvocacy @CriminalProfiling @PrisonSystem @CrimeStatistics @GangViolence @CrimeAnalysis https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt https://grizzly.spiritsale.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support

Do not forget your shirts and merch! Support the show and Grizzly! Thank You~ https://grizzly.spiritsale.com https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt Entertainment Purposes Only. All Parties Are Proven Innocent Until Proven Guilty In A Court Of Law. News Article By Alyssa Williams Published: May. 7, 2023 at 6:23 PM EDT WYMT Mountain News Weekend Edition newscast at 6 p.m. on Sunday. HARLAN COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - The family of Harlan County native Mike Lamb is continuing to search for answers following his disappearance last year. It was March of 2022 when Lamb, 53, vanished from the Evarts community. Lamb's family said he walked outside the home he shared with his brother to go to his neighbor's house, but he never made it there. I mean, he left his phone and his wallet and everything like that, and my brother that is disabled, he also took care of, and he had left him there so I know he hadn't planned on being gone for long,” said Lamb's sister, Chasity Lamb. Once Lamb was declared missing, his family hit the ground running with the search for him. ”We went actually just everywhere. We went to the different places that we thought he could have been,” said Lamb's cousin, Janice Brewer. “We went searching the river banks to make sure he hadn't fell off the side of the road or anything. We searched the ditches. We searched everywhere.” More than one year later, the search for answers continues. ”We urge everybody that if you hear anything at all, no matter how crazy it sounds, to tell one of us or the sheriff's office so we can check into it,” said Lamb's son, Aaron Lamb. “It might sound off the wall and crazy, but it could have some truth to it, and that one little piece of information could very well be what leads us to finding my dad.” Although the family said this search has been difficult, they continue to hold hope that justice will be served for Lamb. “Whatever happened, he didn't deserve it,” said Aaron Lamb. “We know for sure he doesn't deserve to be laying up on the mountain somewhere or something. He deserves to be brought home.” In a statement to WYMT, Harlan County Sheriff Chris Brewer said his department's efforts in the search for Lamb are also continuing. The Mike Lamb case remains open as a missing persons case with foul play involved. There isn't a lot we can comment on due to the case remaining active but the Harlan County Sheriff's Office is still following any and all leads. I spoke with Mr. Lambs family not long after I was sworn in as Sheriff and informed them that we would continue on with the investigation and do everything in our power to bring justice and closure to the family. We are currently following new leads but also revisiting old leads to ensure we are doing everything possible to find Mr. Lamb and the ones responsible for his disappearance. In the meantime, Mr. Lamb's family remains in my prayers because I could not imagine the nightmare they are living. I ask anyone that if you have any information to please do the right thing and contact the Harlan County Sheriff's Office. Chris Brewer, Harlan County Sheriff Lamb's family said they are grateful for Sheriff Brewer's dedication to finding Lamb. They added they plan to host a large search party in the future. #mikelamb #where #walkededaway #kentucky #wymt #Summerwells #murder #coldcase #grizzlyonthehunt #unsolved #police #fbi #forensics #water #shallowgrave #missing #missingperson #kidnapoed #raped #stabbed #tied #body #buried localpolice #news #media #detectives #hotline #tips #sheriffs #deputy#deputies #drugs #narcotics #sex #dumpster #hotel #needle #heroin #prostitution #Xanax #pills #lost @TrueCrime @CrimeNews @CriminalJustice @kentucky @grizzlyonthehunt @HomicideCases @MurderMystery @CrimeSceneInvestigation @ForensicScience @ColdCase @CrimeDocumentary @SerialKiller @JusticeSystem @Criminology @CrimePrevention @LawEnforcement @VictimAdvocacy @CriminalProfiling @PrisonSystem @CrimeStatistics @GangViolence @CrimeAnalysis --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support

This week, a southern Ohio college writing class recently learned about the idea of Appalachian identity and then told us what they thought. Kentucky has a new poet laureate. We listen back to a 2020 conversation with author Silas House, about growing up in the mountains. And in Harlan Kentucky, a mural sparked strong opinions over possums. You'll hear these stories and more this week, Inside Appalachia.

Hello beautiful listeners,This week on Appalachian Vibes my guests are the soul-jazz-funk band from Richmond, VA- Weekend Plans. They're kick ass. Check out their website here: weekendplansmusic.comFanoplane is my second guest, NPR's darling Bob Boilen plays synth and Ted Zook is a classical guitarist in the experimental jazz ensemble from DC. They rotate players every time they gather, and the sound is always changing, nothing repeats. My last guest is Joan Vannorsdall, an Appalachian author with BlueRidge Country Magazine. She embarked on a journey to discover how small towns in Appalachia are making it, how they tell their story, and what that story is. She reads her piece about Harlan Kentucky. To learn more about Joan and to read her bi monthly column, head over to blueridgecountry.com. Thank you to my guests, Darrell Scott for writing and performing "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" and to Mountain Stage for allowing Appalachian Vibes to use the recording. Thank you to Palmyra the band for the intro and outro music. Appalachian Vibes is from WNCW. Listen live here: WNCW.orgAppalachian Vibes Radio Show from WNCW is listener nominated, you can nominate an artist by emailing Amanda at appalachianvibes@gmail.com. Appalachian Vibes Radio Show is created and produced by Amanda Bocchi, a neo soul singer-songwriter, multi instrumentalist and journalist hailing from the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia.

This week's Appalachian Vibes Mini features Appalachian author and civic leader/advocate Joan Vannorsdall. As a writer for Blue Ride Country Magazine, she got an idea for a bi monthly column that begs the question, how are small towns in Appalachia reclaiming their identities after years of declining population and industry shifts? Joan travels to one of seven states in Appalachia every other month to investigate first hand how small communities in Appalachia are making a come back and how they tell their stories. In this App Vibes mini, Vannorsdall reads her story about Harlan Kentucky. Thank you to Mountain Stage from WVPB for allowing Appalachian Vibes to use the audio from a 2006 Darrell Scott performance of "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" Thank you to Darrell Scott for writing such an important and haunting song. Thank you to Joan Vannorsdall for reading her story. Read more of her work at blueridgecountry.comAppalachian Vibes Radio Show from WNCW is listener nominated, you can nominate an artist by emailing Amanda at appalachianvibes@gmail.com. Appalachian Vibes Radio Show is created and produced by Amanda Bocchi, a neo soul singer-songwriter, multi instrumentalist and journalist hailing from the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia.

In this last episode of the Appalachian Music series, Neil and Will sit down with singer/songwriter Cody Howard from the "deep dark hills of Eastern Kentucky."  Listen as Cody talks about what inspires his writing and how he learned to appreciate where he's from.  You might also find out what the difference is between "Maters and Skeeters."  Also, Neil will let you in on a new found accessory he has caved on, just in time for this episode!  Don't forget about the #AppBiz of the week: Higher Ground in Harlan County.  Take a listen!   Higher Ground in Harlan Kentucky: www.highergroundinharlan.com The music played in this episode, as listed below, was for entertainment and discussion purposes only and recorded by Cody Howard. Cody Howard - "Bandits" Cody Howard - "Mine Town" Cody Howard - "Warsaw" Robert Gipe/Cody Howard - "Maters and Skeeters" Cody Howard - "When I Finally Get Around to 'Livin"

listen to the choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Harlan Kentucky sing. Then Tim shares from Deuteronomy and Hebrews providing too many messages packed with insights about God's plan for our lives

This week on the podcast we head east to Harlan, Kentucky. Interview with Entrepreneur  & Philanthropist Gill Holland who is largely responsible for the success of the NULU area of Louisville. He has set his sights on Harlan, Kentucky as becoming the next Ashville, North Carolina. Why Harlan you ask? His grandfather is originally from there and he sees this tiny coal town being on the verge of tourist revitalization. So much so, his new business, the Harlan Co Beer Company is set to open there in the fall. He believes tourists will come for the beer and stay for the mountains.  For more information go to:  Harlancountytrails.com HarlanCountyBeer.com https://www.whas11.com/great-day-live

"Where the adventure begins" this is Harlan, Kentucky's tagline and boy, does it ring true. This is the first destination that Kendall has interviewed that she has not personally visited but mark her words, she will be packing her bags ASAP to get there! Plan your trip to Harlan: https://harlancountytrails.com/htcc.php Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VisitHarlanCounty Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visitharlan/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode -24- Jane Doe of the Mountain. Identification of a 50 year old cold case murder Victim. Jane Doe of the Mountain. If you took a short walk through a wooded area on a hill overlooking the city of Harlan Kentucky in the 1970s or 80s you would find a grave marker that simply said, “Unidentified Girl Burial, June 5th, 1969”. This was the resting place of Jane Doe of the Mountain. Found murdered on a mountain in Kentucky. For almost 50 years her identity remained a mystery. This shade of blue discuses how that changed https://anchor.fm/scott-lunsford scottlunsfordauthor.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-lunsford/message

For full Youtube mayhem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4yKlVwsVkc&feature=youtu.be Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nicks-non-fiction/id1450771426?mt=2&i=1000428584791 0:00:00 Introduction 0:03:30 This Past Month 0:04:00 Banned meme & Censorship 0:06:30 Media standoff 0:09:30 Lunar backlash 0:11:30 About the Author 0:15:40 Notable life events 0:19:30 Influences & Career standings 00:21:00 Next months book 0:22:30 Chapter 1: The Matthew Effect 0:24:00 Malcolms thesis 0:27:30 Athletic birthdays 0:33:20 Chapter 2: The 10,000 Hour Rule 0:35:00 Accumulating advantages & Mozart 0:37:40 Inventing the Internet 0:39:00 Building the Beatles 0:42:00 Growing the Gates 00:46:00 Chapters 3/4: The Trouble with Geniuses 0:47:00 Mr. 190 IQ 0:49:00 IQ real world application 0:53:00 Measuring creativity 0:58:30 Active parenting 1:02:30 Mr. 190 IQ’s endgame 1:04:40 Chapter 5: The Three Lessons of Joe Flom 1:06:30 Garment industry gold rush 1:10:00 Malcolms would you rather 1:12:00 Chapter 6: Harlan Kentucky 1:14:30 Cultures of honor 1:16:30 Measuring stubbornness 1:18:00 Chapter 7: The Ethnic Theory of Plane Crashes 1:19:00 Why planes go down 1:23:00 Passive cultures 1:25:00 Chapter 8: Rice Paddies and Math Tests 1:27:00 Memory loops 1:30:00 Feudalism and farming 1:33:00 Being friendly with failure 1:36:10 Chapter 9: Maritas Bargain 1:37:00 Overstimulation 1:40:00 Endless summer break 1:41:00 Final Quote 1:45:00 Would You Rather? 1:55:30 Good Bye!

Recorded May 9, 2017 at the First Presbyterian Church in Harlan Kentucky.

Recorded May 9, 2017 at the First Presbyterian Church in Harlan Kentucky.

Rev. Bo Lee, Pastor of Harvest Worship Center in Harlan Kentucky, preaches this powerful word on, “How Thirsty Are You?’