HeyJaredTexas Overture
A "para-anthropology" podcast exploring mystical, psychological and paranormal phenomena throughout Texas history.
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From the Archive: Hobos & Bozos (ft. Bill Daniel) (opens the original)
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This week, we're excited to resurrect the first of several very special lost tapes from the Texas Overture archive. TO Episode 3: Hobos & Bozos with Bill Daniel Originally released on April 1, 2023, this is one of our favorite episodes—and one of a few we had to take down because they included some songs we technically did not have permission to use. Lol. In this case, we did the time for the crime of “Trains Across the Sea” by Silver Jews, which I've finally replaced with our new theme song. To
Minor Regional Artists (with Tessa Granowski) (opens the original)
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Hey everyone🌠 In today's episode, we're joined by Tessa Granowski, the wonderfully curious curator behind Nature of Things. Earlier this summer, Faith hit the road to catch Tessa's show "Minor Regional Novelist" in Dallas, which explored themes of Texas regionalism, identity, and place through the works of 16 artists, including members of "The Dallas Nine" and some of the state's legendary outsider artists Together, we discuss the legacy of Jerry Bywaters, what can be learned from the Reverend J
Summer Dispatch (live at Barton Springs) (opens the original)
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In this special edition of Texas Overture, we're bringing you a beautiful triptych of audio experience.. .We'll hear Faith's reflections on place and memory after a formative journey through New Mexico. Then, we check in on Camille as she processes her new volunteer experience with Austin's most underrated animal mascot, the noble bat. We'll wind things down with a conversation between our two hosts on America's 250th anniversary at the iconic Barton Springs, where we cover the scent of the summ
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