Yes, I have it.

I'll give you an idea of a hunt in which the greatest bar was killed that ever lived.

None accepted.

On this episode, we're going to explore an uncanny bear hunting story written in 1841 by

a man from New York.

I'd be surprised if you've ever heard it, but its influence almost single-handedly

branded estate and plowed a furrow from which some of America's greatest southern authors

set root and arose.

Its impact was more than significant.

We'll talk about the remarkable and pretty darn new to planet Earth Power of Media to influence

our imaginations about people will never meet, places will never go, and how it can influence

who we think we are.

For better or worse, it seems we're putty in the hands of the creative storytellers

of our time.

I've got a three pack of some of the greatest guest known west of the mighty Mississippi.

Renowned Ozark historian and author Dr. Brooks Blevens.

University of Arkansas, full-chlorist Dr. Bob Cochran, and like a hickory nut between

two acres, meaty-der-zone, Stephen Ronella.

We're about to dive in deep into a story called The Big Bear of Arkansas.

One of my personal favorite stories of all time, and if you're a bear greaser at heart,

I really doubt you're going to want to miss this one.

I'm very slow now to say, you know, just sort of with tremendous confidence.

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