Here on Cookin' Up a Story, the crew discusses a wide variety of topics showcased through laughter and real world experiences. The hosts discuss current events along with treasured memories and unforgettable stories.
In part two of our look back on the show from start to its current state, we get into a couple of loaves of homemade bread Justin's wife made, holistic medicine, taking care of yourself, and Wilson's future in television. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
On May 3, 2022, Cookin' Up a Story launched. Initially, it was just Aaron and Joe, though the guests soon started arriving. Two of those guests, Redwords, who was interviewed in July of that year, and Martinez, who came on to help interview Gary P. Nunn in August, would become full time hosts of the show. Rich came along a few years later, also first as a guest.
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Wine is often associated with high culture whereas beer with low. Inmates in prisons only make one of the two, though, because the art of making beer is much more intense than that of wine. In part two of our discussion with Florian, we get into the nuts and bolts of brewing as well as discussing more of what made him love living in America. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
When Florian Aufdenblatten signed up to be a foreign exchange student, he didn't expect to land in Gravette, Arkansas, but he did. Listen to our conversation with him as we discuss stereotypes, coming from Switzerland to Arkansas, and chase more than a few rabbits down some holes. Give it a listen, it's a good one.
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On this episode, we get deep, discussing mortality, funeral arrangements, and being remembered. We also discuss some of the things we're currently watching on TV, though, so it's not all heavy. Give it a listen, it's a good one.
In this freeball episode, the crew goes without a guest to discuss turkeys, ticks, conductors, camp etiquette, and more. Give it a listen, it's a good one.
In part two of our conversation with Brad and Duane, learn more about habitat improvement, turkey hunting, and a weird aspect of turkey hunting that Rich was unaware of. There are also hunting stories, rabbit holes, and dire wolves. Give it a listen, it's a good one.
When it comes to effective land management, there's nothing quite like the cleansing power of fire. On this episode, Brad Cordell of Lost 40 Habitat Improvement and Duane Wright with Collier & Associates join us to discuss how to best manage land, whether for hunting or for bringing in other types of flora and fauna. Give it a listen, it's a good one.
Jim and Kayla Totten lost their house, but they found the value of community in the rubble. They also have opinions about travel, hygiene, and body odor, as do the fellas. In this one, we cover fire, pheromones, and various other topics as we sit around the campfire. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
Every 88 seconds, a house catches on fire, but it's not something that many of us regularly think about. For Jim and Kayla Totten, it's at presently at the center of their attention. In February, their house caught fire. While the family inside was able to escape, not all of their pets made it out. And now they're left with the rubble, trying to maintain family life while fighting regulations, insurance, and figuring...
Pard Lowe has executed many trades over the course of his life, though monkey wrenches hold a special place in his heart. In this episode, listen to Pard give some pointers on how to score a deal as well as on how to negotiate. He also gets into how he ended up working with his son, the time said son took off to Silver Dollar City with his business cash, and his secret weapon against snakes. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
Pard Lowe was born in 1937, but the only way you'd know it by listening to him is the expansive history his stories cover. In this episode, listen to him and the crew discuss Pard's upbringing, his love of trading, and how he recently ended up getting into a fistfight. With lots of tales and wisdom, Pard reminds us why it's important to listen to our elders. So y'all give this one a listen. It's a good one.
After retiring from baseball, Christian Colon experienced something new -- liberty. From the time he was a young boy, his life had been mapped out for him. Once he got to the pinnacle and was drafted into the MLB, he was on the road, doing his job. Afterward, though he had his wife and kids, he had to find something to occupy his time. More important, he had to figure out who he was. Listen to him discuss his successes and failures...
From the time he was a young man, Christian Colon's father was preparing him for his future career. He was going to play professional baseball. That dream ended up coming true, but it didn't happen without costs. In this one, listen to Christian discuss his upbringing in Puerto Rico, baseball, family, how he ended up in the major leagues, and how life unfolded as a result. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
After multiple universities and some time in the lab, Logan Terry realized that the life of science was not what he wanted. Improbably, he ended up selling insurance, working to grow his business to help provide for his family. Just as things started to take off, though, he began to experience some mysterious health problems and a rapidly declining ability to function in the world. While the cause of his ailments initially vexed hi...
Logan Terry has a powerful story to tell, but first, we need to meet the man and find a little bit about his life, his education, evolution, and how he ended up selling insurance. In this one, Logan and the boys sit around the fire and get to know one another, meandering from rabbit hole to rabbit hole on the way to part two, when things get powerful. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
To an outside observer, it may sound like Chris Pendleton fell hard and landed flat on his ass. But what if, instead, he landed on his feet, ready to enjoy liberty? In this edition, Chris goes over the second half of his life, and how he went from making big bucks to making $14 an hour and facing a terminal illness. Is he happy, though? You may be surprised to hear what he has to say. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
Christopher Pendleton had it all, a wife, kids, a house, a cabin, and a high-flying corporate gig pulling in a nice annual salary. Now, he lives in his vehicle and pulls in $14/hour. Listen to him discuss how he rose up in life and then gave it all away for a chance at happiness with the fellows in this episode. Give it a listen. It's a good one.
Part 2 “WE” This segment delves into childbirth, friendship, and creating positive change, featuring Sammy Laney and her 501c organization, DEB PROJECT. The episode offers an in-depth look at foster programs and procedures. We are excited to present this inspiring story.
Meet Sammy, the ultimate champion of foster children and families! On this episode, the crew is chatting about friendships that change lives, but don't worry, we won't get too mushy. We'll be hopping around and rabbit holing... and Part 2? That's a whole different ball game.
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