Best Davy Crockett Podcasts (2024)

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A Disastrous Season of Discontent - J. Davy Crockett III 6:10

11h ago6:10

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Smell the smoke? Hear the pop-pop-pop of gunshots? Is that the wailing, grieving parents surveying a bloody scene? Is that the sound of breaking glass? Do you hear sirens of first responders and law enforcement? That must be the chants of protestors you hear along with the smell of tear gas. The summer sounds of tree frogs, crickets, and night crea…

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EP 169: Jon Nesbitt: The Davy Crockett Hunting Club 36:26

22h ago36:26

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The Davy Crockett Hunting Club is a waterfowl hunting club in Northwest Tennessee. It began in the 1940’s when respected duck hunt guide and chief clerk of Union City’s Davy Crockett Hotel, Ralph Morton, came up with the idea of forming a club for the many hunters that came to the region each year to hunt. The hunting exploits, innumerable anecdote…

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162: Sandy Kiddy – Pioneer Ultrarunner (1936-2018) 19:41

20h ago19:41

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By Davy CrockettSandra "Sandy" Jean (Mackey) Kiddy (1936-2018) of Rancho Mirage, California was the first woman to be inducted into the American Ultrarunning Hall of Fame. She paved the way for women in ultrarunning setting many of the early world and American ultrarunning records. She was born in Grand Rapids Michigan to Robert B. Mackey (1909-198…

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Leaders to Confusion - Roger Meyer 4:31

11h ago4:31

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Do some of the decisions made by our leaders leave you feeling befuddled and confused? We may think to ourselves, “How could any rational human being come to such strange conclusions and make such decisions?” - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/leaders-to-confusionBy Tomorrow's World Commentaries

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Growing Up - Roger Meyer 4:45

4d ago4:45

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As parents, we desire that our children grow up to be sensible, mature adults with good character. Everybody grows up physically, but not everyone grows up mentally and emotionally—and spiritual maturity is another matter entirely. One can find numerous articles and scientific studies about human growth and development in areas of human maturity, i…

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EP 168: Jerry Schilling: Me and a Guy Named Elvis 1:19:20

8d ago1:19:20

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In 1954, twelve-year-old Jerry Schilling wandered into a Memphis touch football game, only to discover that his team was quarterbacked by nineteen-year-old Elvis Presley. Elvis was still an unknown, but his first record, "That’s All Right," had just debuted on Dewey Phillips’ popular WHBQ radio show "Red, Hot & Blue." That chance encounter with the…

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Are You Easily Offended? - Roger Meyer 5:24

12d ago5:24

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In recent years, a lot of attention has been given in the news, politics, and academia to the notion of “offenses” and “microaggressions” over numerous potential slights, offenses, and “triggers” that people claim to experience. Sometimes it seems as though individuals and groups everywhere are determined to find things to be offended about—and oft…

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What Do You Desire? - Adam J. West 4:33

14d ago4:33

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If you could ask for anything and receive it, what would it be? There was a man in ancient times who did that very thing! He asked for one of the greatest things anyone could ever desire, and he did receive it! Who was this person, you might ask? What did he request? And how was his request granted? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/…

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EP 167: Kirstan Blanchard: Creating an Online Lifestyle Brand 52:09

14d ago52:09

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Kirstan Blanchard is a social media influencer from Symsonia, Kentucky. During the 2020 pandemic, Blanchard took advantage of her time in quarantine to launch a successful lifestyle blog. She has since grown her following on TikTok to over 21,000 and over 26,000 on Instagram. Kirstan uses her platform as an online lifestyle brand centered around af…

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161: Gordy Ainsleigh’s Western States Run – 50 Years Ago 20:04

21d ago20:04

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By Davy Crockett 50 years ago, on August 3-4, 1974, Gordy Ainsleigh accomplished his legendary run on the Western States Trail in the California Sierra. It became the most famous run in modern ultrarunning history. Initially, it went unnoticed in the sport until several years later, when, with some genius marketing, it became the icon for running 1…

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I Love Being a Grandpa - Roger Meyer 4:20

22d ago4:20

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Being a grandparent is one of the best “jobs” in the world. Children and grandchildren are truly a blessing, a gift, a heritage, and a reward. They are our posterity, and they are an “inheritance” from God. Have you talked to your grandparents recently? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/i-love-being-a-grandpa…

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EP 166: Grant Saum: The Flockstar 46:56

20d ago46:56

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Grant Saum has dedicated his career and life to agriculture, driven by a deep-seated passion for multiple sectors of the field. Saum is the co-owner of Saum Show Stock of Ramer, Tennessee and is the owner of Reelfoot Meat Company of Union City, Tennessee. His love for the show ring started at a very young age and has continued into adulthood as he …

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The Most Important Election - J. Davy Crockett III 5:38

23d ago5:38

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The Western world exerts tremendous energy and spends huge amounts of money on political elections. It seems like the campaigning never stops. Since money is “the mother’s milk of politics,” there are endless fundraising events bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars or euros or pounds, or whatever is the national currency. All forms of media a…

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160: Ted Corbitt – Part Three (1964-2007)

27d ago

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By Davy CrockettFor most elite ultrarunners, as they reach their mid-40s, their competitive years are mostly behind them. But for Ted Corbitt, his best years were still ahead of him, as he would become a national champion and set multiple American ultrarunning records. Read/Listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of Corbitt's amazing history as he became "The …

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When Does A Day Begin? - Wyatt Ciesielka 4:50

26d ago4:50

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Some contend that while the Jewish Sabbath is the seventh day of the week, the Christian Sabbath is the first day, or Sunday. Others believe that the Sabbath is on the seventh day for everyone. To further complicate things, some claim that, biblically, days don’t begin in the evening but instead begin in the morning—thus, even the Sabbath should st…

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Tara and Jethro Peretto with Amrita Honey 16:32

27d ago16:32

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Tara and Jethro Peretto with Amrita Honey talked with us about raising bees and making honey right here in Saratoga Springs! Episode Highlights Mother-son beekeeping beginnings. Unique honey flavors based on location. High interest in beekeeping classes. How to set up your yard for beekeeping. Managing 3,000 hives with mentorship. Regulations for p…

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What the Critic Says - Roger Meyer 4:50

1M ago4:50

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We’ve all received criticism—at home, in the neighborhood, or in a workplace—for something we did or didn’t say or do. Perhaps we at some point have been the critic. How should we handle criticism? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/what-the-critic-saysBy Tomorrow's World Commentaries

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Sherry Aguero and Solo Solutions 19:03

1M ago19:03

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We talked with Sherry Aguero, owner of Solo Solutions. Sherry connects people looking for full time work with employers looking to hire them. She's a great person providing a great service to our community. Episode Highlights Women in business networking. Cultural difference moving from New Jersey to Utah. Difference in weather and environment betw…

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EP 165: Ted Franklin Belue: Bringing History to Life 43:55

1M ago43:55

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Ted Franklin Belue, a 2021 winner of the Western Writers of America’s prestigious Spur Award, has written numerous books including “Finding Daniel Boone,” “The Hunters of Kentucky” and “The Long Hunt.” He edited two Boone biographies, including Lyman Draper’s landmark “Life of Daniel Boone”—the classic reference on Boone and trans-Appalachian Long …

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Little Things - J. Davy Crockett III 4:50

1M ago4:50

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“Little Things Mean a Lot” was a very popular hit song that made it to the number one spot on the charts in the USA and the UK in 1954. Subsequently, many other recording artists have released their versions of this song. While it has nice lyrics and a lovely tune, the title really says it all. In life, we often look for the big events or the very …

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A Living Stone, I Presume? - Roger Meyer 5:00

1M ago5:00

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The phrase “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?” became famous after an American correspondent by the name of Henry Morton Stanley hunted for and finally found in 1871 the “lost” African explorer and missionary, Dr. David Livingstone. This famous phrase is still occasionally recounted when someone meets again a “long lost” friend after many years.But there…

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Feature: Debunking the Rapture Myth - Wallace G. Smith 20:40

2M ago20:40

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Feature: Debunking the Rapture Myth - Wallace G. Smith byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Commentary: To-Do and "Ta-Done" - Roger Meyer 4:55

1M ago4:55

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Commentary: To-Do and "Ta-Done" - Roger Meyer byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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This Is London Calling: The Disunited Kingdom - Peter G. Nathan 10:18

1M ago10:18

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This Is London Calling: The Disunited Kingdom - Peter G. Nathan byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Personal: Cleaning Out the Clutter - Gerald E. Weston 9:00

1M ago9:00

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Personal: Cleaning Out the Clutter - Gerald E. Weston byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Letters to the Editor 4:25

2M ago4:25

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Letters to the Editor byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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NewsWatch 12:07

2M ago12:07

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NewsWatch byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Tomorrow's Families Today: Grow Something - Rod McNair 8:31

2M ago8:31

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Tomorrow's Families Today: Grow Something - Rod McNair byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Commentary: The Wrestling Match that Changed History - J. Davy Crockett III 4:35

1M ago4:35

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Commentary: The Wrestling Match that Changed History - J. Davy Crockett III byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Feature: Our Abnormal Normal - John Robinson 8:35

2M ago8:35

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Feature: Our Abnormal Normal - John Robinson byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Q and A: Who Were the Giants? 5:16

2M ago5:16

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Q and A: Who Were the Giants? byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Oh Canada: Seeds of Prosperity - Stuart Wachowicz 8:31

2M ago8:31

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Oh Canada: Seeds of Prosperity - Stuart Wachowicz byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Contents 3:17

2M ago3:17

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Contents byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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Cover: How to Escape Armageddon - Richard F. Ames 26:00

1M ago26:00

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Cover: How to Escape Armageddon - Richard F. Ames byBy Tomorrow's World Magazine

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The Shifting Sands of Mainstream Christianity - J. Davy Crockett III 5:55

2M ago5:55

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Major Protestant denominations of Christendom are in the throes of controversy, some to the point of dissolution. Millions of members of the Southern Baptist Convention, the United Methodist Church, the Presbyterian Churches of America, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Pentecostal World Fellowship, the Anglican Communion in the Unite…

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Plagues of Locusts - Roger Meyer 4:25

2M ago4:25

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In recent years, farmers have been forced to watch helplessly as unprecedented swarms of locusts have marched across their lands, relentlessly devouring everything in their path. And these plagues may well be only foretastes of others to come. What does Bible prophecy tell us? - Full text here: https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/plagues-of-l…

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EP 164: Brady Weldon: The Rock ‘n’ Roll Reverend 38:46

2M ago38:46

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Martin, Tennessee native Brady Weldon is a man of many hats. Minister, consultant, author and life-coach to name a few. Brady has helped start a few churches and sits on the board of several. He’s learned a lot during his 35 years of ministry, but one of his greatest discoveries was realizing he could impact people in the areas of both faith and cr…

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159: Ted Corbitt – Part Two (1953-1963)

2M ago

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By Davy CrockettAfter Ted Corbitt's disappointing 1952 Olympic marathon, he was determined to continue running. (Read Part One). His key takeaway was that he had to elevate his performance by running more often and covering greater distances. But as he continued to push his training, he experienced a series of chronic muscle strains for the next ye…

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Should I Keep Pentecost? - Josh Lyons 5:10

2M ago5:10

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The biblical festival called Pentecost in the New Testament is coming up soon, taking place on June 16 this year. The word Pentecost comes from the Greek word meaning fiftieth, since it is observed after counting 50 days, beginning with the day of the wave sheaf offering during the Days of Unleavened Bread (Leviticus 23:15–17). Pentecost describes …

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EP 163: John Watkins: Planting Seeds of Discovery 39:45

2M ago39:45

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John Watkins has been planting seeds and watching them grow at Discovery Park since the 50-acre heritage park was first built in an empty field more than a decade ago. In this episode, he shares stories of his earliest meetings with Robert Kirkland where Discovery Park’s founder laid out his vision for the landscaping. Watkins also provides details…

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Four “Sacred Names” Errors - Wyatt Ciesielka 6:00

2M ago6:00

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By what name should we call God? Is a specific language or pronunciation required? Does honoring God’s name require us to use Hebrew or Hebrew-related terms for God or Jesus—such as Yahweh, Yah, Yeshua, Yahushua, or Jehovah—as some claim?https://www.tomorrowsworld.org/commentary/four-sacred-names-errors - Full text here…

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Camille Ramirez - That Limo Girl 17:38

3M ago17:38

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We had a great conversation with Camille Ramirez, owner and operator of That Limo Girl. You've probably seen her white limousine driving around town! Here about how she got started with her own limo service and what she is up to now. Episode Highlights The Giving Pantry Initiative How Camille Got Her First Limo The Start of a New Business Offering …

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Millions of Abortions, Not Enough Babies - Josh Lyons 5:55

3M ago5:55

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Birthrates have been falling for decades in numerous nations around the world, presenting a serious and growing population crisis. On May 13, 2024, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled “Suddenly There Aren’t Enough Babies. The Whole World is Alarmed.” The article began, “The world is at a startling demographic milestone. Sometime soo…

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158: Ted Corbitt – The Father of American Ultrarunning – Part One 27:09

3M ago27:09

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By Davy CrockettTed Corbitt, known as "The Father of American Ultrarunning," was from South Carolina, Cincinnati, Ohio, and New York City. Ultrarunning has existed for more the 200 years, but with the Great Depression and World War II, it went on a long hiatus in America. Because of Corbitt’s efforts, running past the marathon distance took root in…

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Harrison Butker's Speech: Right, Wrong, and Possibly Prophetic - Wallace G. Smith 6:20

3M ago6:20

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Getting more flak than most of his fellow kickers would if they had missed a 20-yard field goal, Kansas City Chief’s Harrison Butker “kicked up” quite a controversy with his recent address at the Benedictine College 2024 commencement. His speech deserves attention—for what it gets right, what it gets wrong, and how it could (believe it or not) tie …

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