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Join the Angery American Nation Podcast as they welcome Byron Russell back to the show for season 2. Byron Russell is a retired Special Forces leader with 26 years of distinguished service in the United States Army, including two decades mastering high-stakes tactical operations. Following his military career, Byron transitioned his expertise into the private sector by co-founding Black Armor Guns in Indian Mound, Tennessee. The company is renowned for its meticulously crafted custom rifles, embodying Byron's commitment to precision, safety, and excellence. In addition to his role at Black Armor Guns, Byron was the training director for a drone technology company, where he integrated advanced drone technology into tactical and surveillance operations. His work significantly enhances the capabilities of military and law enforcement agencies.

Discover how saying “YES” to participate in God's plans leads to a legacy of faith and fulfillment. Psalms 145:4 reminds us to praise the Lord so that future generations may understand God's mighty acts. This message encourages parents and guardians to ensure our children learn about God through our actions and worship. Key highlights from this teaching include: • Deuteronomy 8:18: God grants us the power to achieve wealth not for personal gain, but to establish His covenant for future generations. • 2 Corinthians 12:14: Wealth is meant to support Christian generations, building a foundation beyond personal enjoyment. • Victory Tabernacle Assembly of God in Indian Mound, Tennessee: This church's journey illustrates the importance of vision and participation in God's work. Lessons from the story of Victory Tabernacle: • Resisting God's direction can lead to struggle; idolizing past achievements can block spiritual growth and church progress. • Recognizing the seasons of God's kingdom, much like planting and harvesting, allows us to be more effective in achieving kingdom outcomes. Join us as we delve into these Biblical principles of wealth, legacy, and Christian leadership, drawing lessons on building a foundation for future generations. Learn how embracing change and God's guidance leads to growth and fulfills His vision for us all.

In this episode, Hailey discovers one of the most ancient counties in Wisconsin–Jefferson County–formed when Wisconsin originally became a territory in 1886. It's a given that Jefferson County is full of endless history and spooky legends such as Native American history, industrial & manufacturing history, and of course, extensive dairy history. Tune in to uncover Jefferson County's historical treasures and tales!Read the blog here: https://discoverwisconsin.com/the-history-legends-of-jefferson-county/Aztalan State Park: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/aztalan; Garman Nature Preserve: https://www.jeffersoncountywi.gov/departments/parks/parks_outdoor_activities/dr_j_s_garman_nature_preserve.php; Indian Mounds Park: https://www.jeffersoncountywi.gov/departments/parks/parks_outdoor_activities/departments/parks/indian_mounds_park.php; CNC Solutions: https://www.cncsolutionsllc.com/; Jones Dairy Farm: https://www.jonesdairyfarm.com/; Crystal Farms: https://crystalfarmscheese.com/; Hoard's Dairyman Farm: https://www.hoardscreamery.com/; Wisconsin Dairymen's Association: http://www.watertownhistory.org/articles/WisconsinDairymensAssn.htmThe Bobber: https://discoverwisconsin.com/blog/The Cabin Podcast: https://the-cabin.simplecast.com. Follow on social @thecabinpodShop Discover Wisconsin: shop.discoverwisconsin.com. Follow on social @shopdiscoverwisconsinDiscover Wisconsin: https://discoverwisconsin.com/. Follow on social @discoverwisconsinDiscover Mediaworks: https://discovermediaworks.com/. Follow on social @discovermediaworksJefferson County: https://www.jeffersoncountywi.gov/. Follow on social @jeffersoncountywi

Byron Russell is a retired Special Forces leader with 26 years of distinguished service in the United States Army, including two decades mastering high-stakes tactical operations. Following his military career, Byron transitioned his expertise into the private sector by co-founding Black Armor Guns in Indian Mound, Tennessee. The company is renowned for its meticulously crafted custom rifles, embodying Byron's commitment to precision, safety, and excellence. In addition to his role at Black Armor Guns, Byron was the training director for a drone technology company, where he integrated advanced drone technology into tactical and surveillance operations. His work significantly enhances the capabilities of military and law enforcement agencies. An avid educator, Byron also dedicates time to training a diverse range of clients, from civilians to law enforcement and military personnel, in firearms safety and tactical applications. His extensive experience and ongoing commitment to the field make him a respected figure in both the tactical and entrepreneurial communities.

Recorded 4/3/23In this episode, we have Elijah Henderson, a researcher from the Cryptid Studies Institute based in Clarksville, Tennessee. He is strategically located in the midst of several creature-themed spots such as Werewolf Springs, the Bell Witch site, the Hopkinsville Goblin area, and Land Between the Lakes.Elijah shares with us some intriguing Bigfoot vocalizations recorded at a property in Indian Mound, Tennessee. Could it be possible that Bigfoot is mimicking donkey sounds in the area? The sounds are some of the most fascinating and unexplainable ones he has heard so far.We also hear about a spine-chilling Bigfoot encounter that took place in the 1960s at a family property in Dayton, Tennessee. The creature followed the family around the property and even chased them back to their house. The encounter had a horrific impact on their hogs.In addition, we discuss the infamous White Bluff Screamer, an entity that almost wiped out an entire family. Is it a Bigfoot or something paranormal? The jury is still out.Last but not least, Elijah talks about the Bigfoot of Pocket Wilderness in Dayton, TN. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Tune in now to hear about these exciting Bigfoot encounters and more on the Bigfoot Society podcast.Here the extra Dogman themed portion of the episode for the Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bigfoot-society-80936779Resources: https://www.youtube.com/@CryptidStudiesInstitute

This week The Northeast Newscast sits down with Indian Mound President Jimmy Fitzner to talk about some of the activities and challenges the neighborhood organization is tackling. Indian Mound is the largest of all the neighborhoods that comprise Historic Northeast, bordered by Independence Avenue on the south, Gladstone Boulevard on the north, Belmont Blvd. on the east and Jackson/Sunrise/Elmwood on the west.Indian Mound is one of Northeast's “newer” old neighborhoods with development beginning in the early 1900's and progressing through the 1940's post-war period.The neighborhood is home to a very active neighborhood organization that embraces their diversity and is quickly becoming known as a burgeoning arts enclave.Some of Indian Mound's better known assets are historic Budd Park, the Indian Mound that overlooks the Missouri River Valley, one of Kansas City's oldest Jewish cemeteries and of course, the neighborhood can lay claim to at least half of the infamous Independence Avenue “truck-eating” bridge. 

"Forgotten Park" explores the unexpected role a Glades County sugarcane grinding festival plays in preserving one of Florida's most important archaeological sites while honoring early agricultural traditions.

Two Bigfoot storeies and one paranormal story that will blow you away. What if these are true?

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Native Americans have lived on the land now called Wisconsin for more than 12 thousand years. We can see evidence of prehistoric people today in the mounds they built around the southern half of the state. We hear about a book documenting mounds in Dodge County.

Mounds found in America are really burial grounds for aboriginal negro Americans!

In NW Ga., an amazing Indian population center dating back over a millennium. Thanks for listening! Please share, subscribe, and leave a 5 star review!

Today we talk with Charley Jordan about making the move from the military into farming. Charley is the owner/operator of Jordan Farms, in Indian Mound, Tennessee. After serving nearly 30 years in the Army, flying Chinook helicopters with the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, Charley retired in 2017 and found a new mission in agriculture and has devoted himself to helping other veterans and beginning farmers find their purpose in agriculture. Charley was also in the inaugural cohort of a horticulture therapy certificate program launched at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.Jordan Farms specializes in fresh-cut flowers, forest-grown mushrooms, and other farm-fresh products. Charley is a nationally featured advocate for veterans transitioning to agriculture and the mental health benefits of therapeutic horticulture. We think it would be great if we had more farmers in more communities; and at the same time, with over a million people in the active-duty military, when they decide to leave the military, veterans are an important demographic that could contribute to the numbers of farmers. In Shop Talk with Neversink Farm, we chat about new tools, old tools, how they can benefit your farm and tips to use them successfully with Conor Crickmore of Neversink Tools, which manufactures tools for farmers.In this episode of Shop Talk, we discuss soil blocks, what makes them such a good medium for seedlings, their difficulties, and the alternatives with the same benefits and fewer drawbacks, such as Winstrip trays and paper chain pots.Thanks to our collaborator on this podcast Neversink Farm. They make this podcast free to everyone with their generous support. For tools designed and made by farmers, check out www.NeversinkTools.com Connect With Guest:Internet search: Charley Jordan Veteran FarmerWebsite: www.jordanfarmstn.comInstagram: @jordanfarmstn Download A FREE Magazine Issue:Go To Growing For Market Magazine: www.GrowingForMarket.com

Welcome to the Bigfoot Society podcast, hosted by Jeremiah Byron! In this episode, we have Elijah Henderson, a researcher from the Cryptid Studies Institute based in Clarksville, Tennessee. He is strategically located in the midst of several creature-themed spots such as Werewolf Springs, the Bell Witch site, the Hopkinsville Goblin area, and Land Between the Lakes.Elijah shares with us some intriguing Bigfoot vocalizations recorded at a property in Indian Mound, Tennessee. Could it be possible that Bigfoot is mimicking donkey sounds in the area? The sounds are some of the most fascinating and unexplainable ones he has heard so far.We also hear about a spine-chilling Bigfoot encounter that took place in the 1960s at a family property in Dayton, Tennessee. The creature followed the family around the property and even chased them back to their house. The encounter had a horrific impact on their hogs.In addition, we discuss the infamous White Bluff Screamer, an entity that almost wiped out an entire family. Is it a Bigfoot or something paranormal? The jury is still out.Last but not least, Elijah talks about the Bigfoot of Pocket Wilderness in Dayton, TN. This is an episode you don't want to miss! Tune in now to hear about these exciting Bigfoot encounters and more on the Bigfoot Society podcast.Elijah stays on for an extra 40 minute long discussion about his Dogman research and the Land Between the Lakes massacre. Get this extra episode of the podcast by becoming a supporting member of Bigfoot Society over at: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bigfoot-society-80936779---Resources:Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CryptidStudiesInstituteWhite Bluff Screamer video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYNiIDQHDH4If you want even more exclusive content, become a Patreon member and gain access to extra audio, a Patron-only Discord and much more over at https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsocietyDo you have a personal Bigfoot encounter you would like to submit for me to share on the podcast? Please head over to www.bigfootsocietypodcast.com and fill out the "Share your Bigfoot Encounter" form. Use as much detail as you can and please specify if you would prefer to remain anonymous or what specific name you would like used with your encounter if it is chosen to be shared.Join our private Facebook group "Bigfoot Sasquatch Encounters" for a chance to connect with others who have had similar experiences. Follow the directions to ensure your entry is accepted.https://www.facebook.com/groups/5762233820540793/?ref=share_group_linkTune in to our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q) for new episodes of Bigfoot Society, and visit our website (www.bigfootsocietypodcast.com) for all the links mentioned above and more. Don't miss out on the Bigfoot action!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5828342/advertisement

Live interview discussion about the upcoming The Plains Indian Mound Festival

Team Squat vs. Team Stock. The boys preview the BIG 12, NFC/AFC East and recap UCF 278. Most wanted SJP infrastructure project and the legend of the LSU Indian Mounds.

Ramsey recalls that while growing up in the Mississippi Delta the only notable topography was in the form of ancient indian mounds scattered about an otherwise flat landscape. When were they built and by whom? How'd those people live and what became of them?  Retired archaeologist Sam Brookes spent his career studying prehistoric Mississippian Indian cultures and takes Ramsey on a whirlwind tour spanning 13,000 years, explaining why these mounds were built, why they possibly represented the zenith of pre-American civilization, what they hunted--and what hunted them--interesting digs and much more. As well, Brookes describes what explorer Hernando Desoto found and what that expedition left in its wake. Fascinating conversation.   Podcast Sponsors: BOSS Shotshells Benelli Shotguns Tetra Hearing Kanati Waterfowl Taxidermy Mojo Outdoors Tom Beckbe Flash Back Decoys Voormi GetDucks USHuntList   It really is duck season somewhere for 365 days per year. Follow Ramsey Russell's worldwide duck hunting adventures as he chases real duck hunting experiences year-round: Instagram @ramseyrussellgetducks YouTube @GetDucks Facebook @GetDucks.com   Please subscribe, rate and review Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com

In this episode, we discuss the history of one of America's most impressive Archaeological Parks: Moundville. Moundville is a Prehistoric Native American Mississippian era ceremonial complex located in central Alabama. As a joint trip with the Seven Ages Audio Journal podcast, we visited the site and filmed a documentary for our YouTube channel Chasing History. In this episode, we cover the history of the site and why you need to get down to see it!  Please help us out by taking 20 seconds and giving us a rate and review or tell us how we can make a better show. We Appreciate Youz Guyz!   Please help us out by leaving a comment and sharing our show with others!    Don't forget to Subscribe, Comment & leave us a rating and review. We also have a YouTube Channel "Chasing History" where we take you into the field with the men & women who discover history!

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others.

This Week: Allen Ethridge, Superintendent of Shiloh National Military Park talks about two upcoming events at the park.Because November is Native American Heritage Month, there will be  a ranger led Indian Mound Hike at the Park on Saturday, November 27 at 10 am.  Call 731-689-5696 to reserve  your place.  Shiloh National Military Park participates in Wreaths Across America.  In this program, we are all able to go to wreathsacrossamerica.org and purchase one or more wreaths that will be laid on a soldier's grave in National Military Parks across the United States.  The wreath laying ceremony will be December 18, 2021 at 11 am.  The public is invited to attend and help lay wreaths at Shiloh National Military Park's cemetery.  About Us: Northeast Mississippi business owners, industry leaders, Main Street Directors, school and hospital leaders discuss what's happening in our "little postage stamp of native soil" - William Faulkner. Interviews are recorded in Ripley, MS at Sun Bear Studio, broadcast every day at 11 am on The Shark 102.3 FM Radio and added here to help you stay informed.   When broadcast on The Shark, the shows will either come from Main Street Moments or Heard It On The Shark.  On Main Street Moments, Melinda talks to area Main Street Directors, Chamber directors and small business owners.  Heard It On The Shark interviews are usually with industry, medical, non-profit and school leaders in North Mississippi.  If you would like to be considered for an interview, you can call us at 662-837-1023.  Ask for Melinda.     The Shark 102.3 FM Radio Station and Sun Bear Studio are located in Ripley, MS and owned by Chris and Melinda Marsalis.  Chris and Melinda have a passion for community development and love all of the amazing things that are going on in North Mississippi.  

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter.

"We are making our way up the Natchez Trace Parkway from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee, and today we visit BEAR CREEK MOUND, our last exhibit before we leave Mississippi. "The Bear Creek Mound is typical of the ceremonial Indian Mounds we have seen along our Natchez Trace journey. It is a flat topped temple mound that stands about 10 feet high and is right on the Mississippi-Alabama Border. The mound itself was built less than a 1000 years ago, sometime between 1200 and 1400 AD. At first you may think this is just another old Indian mound; however, the mound is located at the oldest major prehistoric site on the entire Natchez Trace. Dating back more than 10,000 years, the BEAR CREEK MOUND SITE was occupied by migratory hunters as early as 8000 B.C. Just imagine, this site was occupied by human beings for thousands of years, from Paleo times through the Mississippian period. "On our next program we will take a small step in our journey as we cross over into Alabama, but remember this final exhibit in Mississippi; it's a lasting footprint of human life here that spanned not just a few decades and centuries, but rather, several millennia. For Natchez Trace a road through the wilderness, I'm Frank Thomas." For more about Natchez Trace: A Road Through the Wilderness, visit eddieandfrank.com

On my first episode, I discuss a book near and dear to my heart. The second edition of Indian Mounds of the Middle Ohio Valley was an inspiration to my archaeology career! If you want to discuss books with me, you can join the live conversation every Thursday at 11 AM EST for live episode recordings at twitch.tv/anthropologyarchives. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthropologyarchives/support

"I" is for Indian Mounds. Dotting South Carolina’s streams and rivers are vestiges of her prehistoric past. These mounds offer fragmentary evidence of the cultures that thrived before the Europeans arrived. At least sixteen Woodland mounds and nineteen Mississippian mounds have been identified that are at least fifty percent intact. Another eleven known sites have been destroyed or are underwater. Woodland period mounds are located primarily along coastal rivers while Mississippian mounds are found on inland rivers near the fall line. In the late prehistoric period and early contact period, some of South Carolina’s mound builders were part of vast Mississippian chiefdoms. These mounds, built between C.E. 1200 and 1500, were ceremonial, cultural, or administrative in nature and at times were associated with villages and burials. Historic evidence suggests that as many as 150 mounds were present in South Carolina at the time of European contact.

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The #oakvilleindianmounds in #northernalabama is a FREE resource and treasure available to the public for Alabama Indian Culture. This education center, pre-historic burial mound site, and recreation center is tucked away in the heart of Lawrence County. Part of the County #school system this robust facility hosts over 20,000 artifacts over 2,000 years old. As you walk the grounds of the park you will feel the peaceful presence of a time gone by. The 20-acre lake has #free #fishing available and is open to the public. Enjoy this interview with Anna Mullican, Cultural Resource Specialist as we discuss this incredible resource and have a tour of the grounds.I apologize for the acoustics (we are being #covidsafe and sometimes we were outdoors)Don't forget to check out The Old Cookstove Restaurant for #goodeats on your day triphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIRnu-df7d0&t=257sYou can easily also add The Jesse Owens Birthplace and Museum to round out a PERFECT day in North Alabamahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zHdeecsp_w&t=297s✏️ Check out my BLOG for inspiration! https://travelwithwendy.net/I love to connect people with the world through unique adventures. I hope my videos and podcasts inspire people to explore and embrace the experience of traveling the world by connecting through humanity, love of nature and compassion.It's always an adventure when you ©Travel with Wendy!Thanks to David Hyde music, Acoustic/Folk Instrumental for my awesome music for this podcast and video podcast. You can find him on SoundCloud for the background music.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/travelwithwendy)

Longtime caller, first time listener Herschel joins The Midday 180 to discuss being quarantined in Indian Mound and reveals he has a last name.

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Hashtag 59's Season 3 Podcast is 50 Episodes long and each episode will provide FIVE outdoor adventures in each of the US's 50 states. We are doing these episodes in ABC Order of the states and episode twenty-four is Mississippi. The goal is to give you ideas and opportunities to experience outdoor adventure anywhere and everywhere in the United States of America. Here's our list for Mississippi: 1. Natchez Trace Parkway, Natchez to Nashville, TN. History and natural beauty abound along the Natchez Trace. The 450-mile trail was traveled by traders, missionaries, early settlers and Indians for thousands of years. Today, visitors can drive along the famous parkway, taking part in everything from hiking and horseback riding to exploring historic sites, such as Indian Mounds and the ghost town of Rocky Springs. 2. Head out to Ship Island on the Gulf Coast. Here in the north central Gulf of Mexico, about 11 miles off Mississippi’s Coast, are some of the last undeveloped barrier islands in America. Part of Gulf Islands National Seashore and protected by the U.S. Park Service, these exquisite sand islands offer visitors the first high-quality beaches for swimming and shelling east of New Orleans! 3. The only one of its kind in this part of the country, Flora’s Petrified Forest has been 36 million years in the making, and offers visitors the chance to view fossils that exhibit perfectly preserved details. Exploring this natural wonder is a breeze thanks to a self-guided nature trail, which includes many points of interest and informative markers 4. The longest of the state’s Rails to Trails’ conversions, the Tanglefoot Trail spans 43.6 miles, and takes adventure seekers on a history-filled journey through fields, forests, meadows, and wetlands, navigating the same paths as the Chickasaws and Meriwether Lewis. This trail’s even terrain and numerous stopping points make it easily navigable for people of any age. 5. Referred to as “a natural treasure in the Mississippi Delta,” the Greenville Cypress Preserve spans 16 acres and features a diverse terrain that includes sloughs, an area of mixed woodland, and a meadow, all of which can easily be viewed from the boardwalk that navigates the preserve or the on-site observation deck. 6. Hang ten in Buloxy! Thanks for listening to Season 3 of our podcast featuring all 50 US States and some of each state's unique and hopefully lesser known to you Outdoor Adventures. This episode featured the state of Mississippi. Subscribe to our podcast if you enjoy what you hear and if you feel so inclined to leave a review we would be grateful. Check out www.Hashtag59.com for our old podcast seasons, hundreds of blogs, & outdoor events/team outings info.

Tammy discusses the life and crimes of Tommy Lynn Sells (The coast to coast killer). Angel talks about a crime related the the LSU indian mounds.

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In June 1834 Zion's Camp members dug up an "Indian Mound" the significance of which has been debated ever since.  The Joseph Smith History, Vol. 2, p. 79-80 would lead a reader to believe Joseph Smith wrote in his diary the partial skeleton unearthed was of "Zelph" a white Lamanite who fought in the final battle between the Lamanites and Nephites.  However, the actual source is seven journals, many written years after the event, with conflicting information.  This event is used by some to show Book of Mormon events took place in North America.  Only those who look at the event superficially would come to such a conclusion.

On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, we are speaking with Bryan Stalder, outgoing Indian Mound Neighborhood Association president.Stalder discusses his time as president of the neighborhood association, strengths and challenges the neighborhood faces, and what he hopes to see from the incoming leadership.Stalder’s last day as president was Monday, July 15, when the board hosted their annual election. The new president is Manny Abarca.

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter.

On this episode of the Northeast Newscast, we are sitting down with Jarrod Sanderson, Executive Director of Senior Housing and Housing Development at Catholic Charities. We will talk about the updates on the housing project taking place in Indian Mound and what future plans are in place for the recent grant given to the organization. For more information on the organization, visit catholiccharities-kcsj.org.

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Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter.

This week on Kansas City’s Northeast Newscast, managing editor Paul Thompson sat down with representatives from Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph about their ambitious housing plans for the Historic Northeast. The conversation included Jarrod Sanderson, Executive Director of Housing Development; Kevin Murphy, Executive Director of Marketing and Communications; and Carl DiCapo, the former KC Parks and Recreation commissioner who is helping Catholic Charities raise funds for their housing endeavor. The organization already owns two lots in the Indian Mound neighborhood, where they are planning to construct energy-efficient, 1,120 square-foot, three-bedroom, one bathroom homes. “The lots are purchased, we’re waiting on permits to get approved to start building the first two; and that’s proof of concept,” Sanderson said. “We want to do 20 more after that, and then hopefully, scale up to 100 a year for 10 years.”

Today I chatted with my good friend Tom “Tank” Baird about his passion for archaeology, and how he's become a local expert on the topic of prehistory and Native American cultures. I met Tank in 2005 when he rolled up to my dig site in Muncy on his Harley Davidson, with his beautiful, blonde wife, Anita, on the back. The two were clad in black leather, on a loud motorcycle, and just a little intimidating. I was teaching people, including children, how to excavate at a public archaeology dig in Muncy at the newly formed Heritage Park and Nature Trail. Tank had read about the public dig in the newspaper and was curious. Soon, he muscled the kids out of the way and became my best pupil. Over the next few months, Tank proved to be the best volunteer a project director could find. His wife, Anita, however, saw a snake at the site and beelined out of there. She would occasionally visit, standing along the road, but her heart wasn’t in it like Tank’s. During the next few years, I talked Tank into working at the Muncy historic dig, and a few other prehistoric dig sites. He joined Northcentral Chapter 8 of the Society for PA Archaeology at my invitation, and his presence helped our little archaeology chapter come back to life. He became the NCC8 president, and served for several years in that role, before accepting the vice president title when his tenure ended. He’s introduced a lot of people to archaeology during the past ten years, as he became an avocational archaeologist, himself. He’s self-taught and spends much of his free time reading about prehistoric cultures in the Northeast, visiting museums and archaeology sites, and absorbing everything. He’s been to places I’ve dreamed of going, but never got around to doing it.  That’s the difference between passion and interest. Tank doesn’t wait for an invitation. He seizes opportunities to learn with both hands and relishes everything. He’s become a local expert in just a few years, because his passion is genuine. He’s made many new friends because of it, including his great pal Joel Buck, another avocational archaeologist. Tank and Joel do a lot of exploring, heading off to Indian Mounds and museums in other states, reading the same books, even kayaking and fishing together. I know what he’s going to do when he finally retires: Even more archaeology, more presentations, and maybe write a book about local prehistory. The topic is sparse and we could use a new comprehensive explanation about Indians along the West Branch of the Susquehanna. Tank stays busy: He gives Scouts and college groups tours at the local dig site, he goes to public schools to talk to classes, and he is a frequent guests on the rubber-chicken circuit, chatting at the VFWs, the Rotary Clubs, the Masons, the Moose, and more, telling anyone who will listen about local prehistory. He's also a frequent guest on Ted Saul’s “Sunday Morning Magazine” talk show on iHeartRadio, speaking about Indians and significant local historic events. Tank has many legacies but he’s most proud of the fact that he’s been a part of several PBS documentaries, sharing his stories about Indians in the West Branch Valley. He’s also proud of the rare, priceless human face effigy he and Anita was able to purchase from a collector, placing it in the local museum, and ensuring it will remain protected and a part of NCC8’s public educational outreach for a long time. You can learn more about this effigy and other projects that keep Tank busy on NCC8's website: www.PennArchaeology.com. While you're on the website site, consider becoming a member and supporting local archaeology. It's only $20 a year, and who knows, you might become the next Tank Baird.

Centered around one of the only unexcavated Hopewellian mounds on the East Coast, Indian Mound Cemetery is also home to several important politicians of the last few centuries.

This week on the Northeast Newscast, managing editor Paul Thompson sits down with Jordan Schiele, Project Director at Jerusalem Farm. Jerusalem Farm is a faith-based community service organization rooted in four key pillars: prayer, community, simplicity and service. Since Schiele (a licensed contractor) began the organization in the Historic Northeast five years ago, Jerusalem Farm has provided no-cost labor to area residents for home repair projects, hosted volunteers from throughout the country for a variety of service projects, created a Neighborhood Accountability Board to address code violations and settle disputes between neighbors in the Indian Mound neighborhood, and started a curbside program to collect compost from dozens of area residents. Click the link below to listen to the full interview with Jordan Schiele, or subscribe to "Kansas City's Northeast Newscast" on iTunes to check out each episode as soon it's made available.

Episode 76 of the John1911 Podcast is up.    Good news for the 1000 yard range. Having to look out for Indian Mounds.  Grandpa Freeze kills family ground blind.  Our Ukraine MILSURP deal is coming together.  The RDS for the truck gun has finally died.  Dana Loesh flees come due to threats.  Arby's brings back elk burgers.  Shadow banning on Youtube is awesome! Australia passes US world standing with burrito drones!       Marky & Freeze www.John1911.com "Shooting Guns & Having Fun"

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter.

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter. Rebecca hosts a weekly internet talk show on BlogTalkRadio.com 

Tonight the Ladies talk about current events, magick, and upcoming events on the podcast. Join Aradia Lecrawe, Sylveey Selu, and Tish Owen for an in depth conversation. What has Tish been up to? What do Aradia and Sylveey have planned for Green Egg? All the answers and more with this show. Call in and ask a question or chat with the girls (347) 857-3605. Gretchen's Apothecary - home of aromas for the soul! Gretchen crafts her products from all natural, plant based ingredients.You can find Gretchen's products at The Goddess & the Moon in Nashville, Tennessee. Ask Miss Tish to show you Gretchen's line of products. Goddess and the Moon can be found at 603 8th Ave S. Nashville, TN. You can also find Gretchen's products online at www.gretchensapothecary.com These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Everything Under The Moon is located in the Cookeville Mall at 400 Dubois Rd. Ste. A16 Cookeville, TN. The owner, Melani 'Barakha' Anderson, carries a wonderful array of handmade items, made by local artists! From books, stones, jewelry, resin spell blends, bath, and body, incense, and candles to hand carved staffs and wands, she has something to nourish every spirit! On Sunday, May 1st, Melani will be holding a public ritual at 534 Dave England Road, and that's located just off of Indian Mound in Sparta TN. The time is 12:00 pm and it will last until 8:00 pm the entrance fee is $15.00 per person. For more information you can call 931-783-3488, or visit Everything Under the Moon on Facebook.

January Jones - And The Angels Speak! Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do." After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others. Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter. Rebecca hosts a weekly internet talk show on BlogTalkRadio.com 

Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves.Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever, a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish. At that time, she saw herself standing before God and his judgment. Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do."After that horrific event, Rebecca slowly came to learn of the gifts God had given her, and why she was returned to this Earth. She not only helps others through the Angelic Realm, but is also a Master Reiki through which she uses her God given gifts to heal others.Rebecca is a twice published author of "And The Angels Spoke" (2005) and "From Ashes to Angel Light" (2006). In 2013, Rebecca revised and updated her first book and has been republished by Balboa Press as "And the Angels Speak". Her second book will be republished in 2014 and a third book will follow shortly thereafter.Rebecca hosts a weekly internet talk show on BlogTalkRadio.com where she discusses a wide ranging view of topics relating to metaphysical and spiritual subjects. She is also an Inspirational Lecturer for public, private and corporate events where she shares her knowledge with others.In her private time, Rebecca leads an active life with her two children, Amy and Andy, and five grandchildren, Clay, Kinzie, Montana, Abby and Cole. She also enjoys raising and showing Registered Quarter Horses and German Shepherd dogs. Being a free spirit, Rebecca enjoys long walks through the beautiful forests that surround her family farm and taking in the quiet, spiritual surroundings.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).

Rebecca J. Steiger Angel Channeler and author of And The Angels Speak is my guest. Rebecca's website: http://www.rebeccajsteiger.com  Rebecca J. Steiger lives on a ranch located in the foothills of the Ozarks in Southeastern Missouri. Her ancestral family home is built on an Indian Mound, giving her the "Ancient Wisdom". She is a seer and channels through the Angelic Realm of God, sharing their wisdom and insight to help others help themselves. And the Angels Speak - Rebecca J. Steiger : Balboa Press http://bookstore.balboapress.com/Products/SKU-000680613/And-the-Angels-Speak.aspx … via @balboapress             Rebecca's journey began in 1993 when her life was transformed in an instant, through the most horrid experience ever. a tornado. Rebecca and her grandson were blown out of a house and into a field under an old satellite dish.  Her sister-in-law, who had previously passed away, was leaning over God's shoulder and said, "Not now, Lord; for she still has lots of things to do. Rebecca hosts a weekly internet talk show on BlogTalkRadio.com where she discusses a wide ranging view of topics relating to metaphysical and spiritual subjects. She is also an Inspirational Lecturer for public.. .