HeyJaredCan You Dig it
This podcast delves into the intriguing history of cemeteries, blending elements of horticulture, world history, and a touch of the macabre.
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Architectural Alchemy (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Can You Dig It podcast, Dan Fuller and Joe Shields discuss the Cascade Mausoleum at Bellefontaine Cemetery with architect Tom Wall. Wall shares his journey, inspired by his father, Mitchell Wall, and the family business. The mausoleum, designed with a forced perspective and solar alignment, features a 30,000-pound granite slab cut at a precise angle to illuminate a cross on a specific day. The design incorporates elements of life, death, and afterlife, and is meant to be i
Nickel for Your Thoughts? Remembering Jerry Garrett (opens the original)
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Dan and Joe discuss the legacy of Jerry Garrett, a dedicated volunteer and historian at Bellefontaine Cemetery. Jerry's passion for Lewis and Clark led him to travel across the U.S. and develop a deep knowledge of their expedition. He was known for his engaging storytelling, wit, and dedication, often giving commemorative nickels to tour attendees. Jerry also played a significant role in the creation of the Lewis and Clark statue on the St. Louis riverfront. His contributions include educational
Divided City Pt2 - S3-E2 (opens the original)
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In this episode, the boys, along with guest Christopher Allen Gordon, delve into the complexities of the American Civil War, focusing on St. Louis and Bellefontaine Cemetery. They discuss notable figures like Sterling Price, who presided over a convention that decided against secession, and Francis Brunell, the first Medal of Honor recipient. They also explore the Sultana disaster, the worst maritime disaster in U.S. history, and the story of Adeline Cousins, one of the first women to receive re
Divided City Pt1 - E1-S3 (opens the original)
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In the first episode of season three of the "Can You Dig It" podcast, Dan Fuller and Joe Shields, along with guest Christopher Gordon, delve into the complex history of St. Louis during the American Civil War. They discuss the German immigrants' fervent desire for freedom and their role in saving the St. Louis Arsenal from Confederate forces. The conversation highlights the Dred Scott case, which overturned the Missouri Compromise and set the stage for the conflict. They also explore the Camp Ja
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