The John G. Moore 5-Minute Podcast: Recent Episodes
John G. Moore
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What fear did someone close to you have that surprised you?
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What was your dad or grandfather's favorite way to BBQ?
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What was your first car, and did you work on it yourself?
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Do your friends and family no the stories behind your things?
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Growing up, did you shoot pool for fun?
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Raise your hand if you were the TV remote when you were a kid.
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Where was your favorite drive-in movie located?
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Who's the most memorable character ever on TV?
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What music do you love listening to on a vinyl record?
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Ever feel as if your cell phone has a mind of its own?
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Have an old radio around? Turn it on and give it a listen.
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Remember catching crawdads as a kid?
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The canister sets, mixing bowls, and skillets of our youth are still out there. And worth having again.
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Know how to sew? Wish you did?
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Lenora McWilliams grew up in rural Arkansas during the depression. She tells her story on the podcast and in the book, A Sharecropper's Daughter.
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Our pup is a rescue dog. His story turned out just great.
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The cowboys ate well out on the range. They still do today if Cowboy Kent Rollins is manning the chuckwagon and his cast iron stove, "Bertha." Kent discusses how to cook like the cowboys, where you can join him in person to learn how, and how to buy his new cookbook.
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Who did you know that had a storm / bomb shelter?
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Did your family use an electric skillet?
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Who do you know who used a mug and brush for shaving?
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Phones aren't what they used to be.
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What's your best family recipe?
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For those whose grandparents insisted on watching Lawrence Welk and Hee Haw.
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What was your favorite thing to read as a child?
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Elvis would've been almost 90 on his recent birthday, and he's still big news.
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How did life change for you after VCRs came into the home?
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What foods did you eat as a kid that you miss?
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Growing up, what games did you play during the holidays?
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What gift did you make for your mom or dad that they still treasure?
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Southerners have mastered the English language. We're just waitin' for everyone else to catch up.
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Saturday morning cartoons and cereal used to rule.
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Did you ever wish you could be a radio DJ?
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Beans do not belong in chili.
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Who in your childhood made homemade jams and jellies, and which was your favorite?
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What restaurant of your youth would you bring back if you could?
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When opportunity knocks, when should you open the door?
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Have you ever cooked outside in a dutch oven? When and where?
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Fall in the South is the best time of the year.
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In which theater did you grow up, watching now-classic films?
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Growing up in a small, Southern church has its do's - and don'ts.
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What teams did you grow up watching on TV or listening to on the radio?
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Cars used to be distinct. What was your favorite ride?
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Burt Reynolds deserves our thanks.
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Where is your favorite place to spend with the one you love?
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Who made the best sweet tea in your family?
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How would men change things if they designed the home?
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What did you do as a kid to make money?
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It's good that we still check on people.
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What stores and shops in your hometown do you wish were still there today?
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Moms used to use Pet Milk to cook just about everything. Let's bring it back.
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Which restaurant would you go back in time to visit?
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Toys today are so different.
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Do you enjoy the smell of sheets dried on a clothesline?
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Time moves slower in a small town.
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The stars at night shine because of moms. Happy Mother's Day.
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What do you remember about your grandmother?
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Those who rise early in the day are different from the rest of the world.
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Do the older men you know enjoying mowing?
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What things do you have that you hope aren't thrown or given away when you pass?
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Do you still have your family's old console stereo? Do you wish you did?
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What was your favorite album your senior year?
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Why Dragnet is still great TV.
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If you could leave one item behind that symbolizes yourself, what would it be?
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Ever heard of light bread? Bet you've eaten it.
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Whoever invented the pull-string opener on a bag of charcoal needs to know they failed.
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Life offers many friends. Who is your best friend?
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I grew up on potatoes. Lots of them. How about you? What's your favorite potato recipe?
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Pie, Cobbler, Or Pudding? Cake too?
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What was the name of your hometown grocery that offered credit?
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What was something special you shared with someone who's now gone?
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Do you find yourself less and less interested in learning new things?
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What board games did you play with family during the holidays?
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Working with your dad on car repair used to be common. What do you remember most?
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What's your favorite Don Knotts role?
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Which Christmas decorations that you made are still a favorite?
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What kind of toys are kids getting for Christmas these days? It's surprising.
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How many calories are in each Thanksgiving meal? Do you really want to know?
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A lost dog who needed a family.
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It won't be long before our cars won't need us at all.
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The signs on America's highways were once fun and everywhere. Including Burma-Shave.
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Old TV shows are big business.
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Candy corn is not a legitimate offering for Trick or Treaters.
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The only place men have full authority to decorate is the room they had growing up.
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What's the most interesting town name near where you grew up?
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What was your favorite game show growing up?
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What ads from childhood do you remember?
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Americans are tough. We remember 9/11 and we will never forget.
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Remember lunchroom food? Sloppy joes, peanut butter bars, and pizza, are back.
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Soft drink bottles used to be returned for cash. Returning to that isn't a bad idea.
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There's a big difference between 1st grade in 1968 and today. Kids need fewer big tests and more big crayons and Husky Pencils.
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In 1977, a woman at a small-town chicken restaurant taught a skinny kid to cook. He's a little late, but he's now saying, 'thanks'.
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Men and women think differently. Much to the amusement, I'm sure, of the Good Lord above.
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For those who grew up with one flashing red light in their hometown.
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For those who were held captive with family vacation slides in the 1970s.
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A message for all the "Never-Peppers." Hot is good.
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Fake cheese must be stopped.
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Earning what you have makes it far more valuable than something given to you.
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Before Walmart, Sam's, and Target, there was Gibson's Discount Center. Richard Gibson talks about the sudden rise of one of America's greatest business success stories.
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Ever lose something, only to have it turn up immediately after you buy a replacement?
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Before there was Walmart. There was Gibson's.
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I don't like the new robot vacuum cleaners. Do you?
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We all have one friend who never seems to age. I believe I've found the key to never aging - McDonald's French fries.
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A Mother's Day podcast for all moms.
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Film cameras were fun. What's your favorite photo from when you were a kid?
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Wienies and Kraut. Biscuits and Gravy.
Some of the most affordable recipes are still the tastiest.
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Know anyone who buys all of those cooking devices off of late-night TV? I do.
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Peter Frampton can no longer tour. But, the 8-track memories he's given us are greatly appreciated.
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Being a good sport often means finding the right one.
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You don't realize the importance of your relationship with your doctor - until it's gone.
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The small ads in the back of your high school annual are a gem of a time capsule.
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I was a lucky kid. I grew up in my grandfather's blacksmith shop.
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The medicines they gave kids in the 50s and 60s were the worst.
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Why does it take the worst to bring out the best in us?
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Why couldn't they leave well enough alone when it comes to the size of paper towels?
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If you've ever picked blackberries on the side of the road, this podcast is for you.
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Is your family's biscuit recipe the best you've ever had?
Time to share.
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Looney Toons are still the best cartoons.
The younger generation needs to go Daffy.
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Any of your friends ever sing the lyrics incorrectly to a hit song?
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I think everyone's mom used to sew. Or, sew it seams.
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New Year's Resolutions. Which one's stick?
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In 1972, the poorest family on television was the one viewers most wanted to be a part of. They still do.
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When did Santa come see you? Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning?
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No one else sugarcoats what they say better than Southern Women.
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Dr. Meg Reitmeyer talks about treating Covid patients, the vaccines that are arriving soon, and her thoughts on who should get which one.
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During the holiday season, married men hang decorations. Single men watch sports in their underwear and drink adult beverages.
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This essay was originally published November 22, 2015.
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He was anything but the norm.
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Talking politics hasn't helped us much, has it?
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What are dreams? Why do we have them? And why was I riding naked on a giraffe at a class reunion in one of my latest?
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Today, we need a number for everything. Has it made things easier?
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Can you tell what your mom is about to make by the bowl or dish she has on the kitchen counter?
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Fall is the best season of the year, I can prove it.
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Columbo is the best TV detective of all time. Do you agree?
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Who in your family do you wish you'd had write down their life story?
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If two opposing members of the Supreme Court could be best friends, why can't we do better than we are?
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Signs are all around us. But, do they really work?
From presidential signs to farmer's market signs, this week, we see which signs really make us act.
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Remember girls curling their hair with orange juice cans, spongy pink rollers, and tying it up with ponytail twists?
The curling iron ruined all of the fun guys had from taking pictures of that.
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Grits. They're Southern, and underappreciated.
The history of grits and reasons to like them.
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The smell of parched peanuts filled my childhood. Why do we not see them as much as we used to?
The history of the peanut and the best way to prepare them in the shell are the focus of this week's John G. Moore 5-Minute Podcast.
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Puppies and kittens are cute and easily find homes. Older pets, not so much. Charlie is a 7-year-old Basset / Beagle mix. And after three attempts, he finally has a home.
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What is the Republican plan to hold on to the White House and the senate in 2020? David Stein, Chairman of the Smith County Texas Republican Party, discusses the blueprint for wooing new Republican voters and winning in November.
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He gave us three of the biggest TV shows of our youth. And you probably don't even know his name. This week, a salute to Paul Henning.
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Turkey and dressing, Mexican enchiladas, Chinese chicken chow mein. All great TV dinners. But now it seems that Lean Cuisine is all we can find. Bring back the good ones.
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It's heartbreaking to hear that the favorite swimming hole of your youth is now closed.
But, what great memories.
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It's been forty years since I finished high school. Have things changed that much since then for graduating seniors?
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After seeing that one of my favorite rock stars is retiring, I asked the waiter for my reality check.
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How can cucumbers get so big, yet we can't see them? And should we can everything we grow in the garden?
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The politicians need to grow a pair. But they haven't and they won't. My thoughts on what we have to do to protect ourselves, our history, and our country.
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It was over 50 years ago that my Weekly Reader told me we'd be using the metric system by the year 2000. What happened?
I think I know the answer.
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Once upon a time, pinball machines were the rage with teenage boys. And my buddy Clint and I were the kings of our hometown.
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We need to bring back the sprinklers of old. The ones that when you stepped on them barefooted in the dark, you knew it. They looked cool and lasted.
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In the South, beans in chili or dry rub on ribs can cause quite a stir. My new approach to making ribs may cost me my Man Card.
Thanks for listening to this week's edition of my podcast. ~ John
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If you’ve had or have cancer, or know someone who has, my podcast this week is one I ask that you listen to and share.
He worked across the hall from me. One day, he walked into my office and closed the door. “The doctor just told me that I have Stage 4 throat cancer,” he said.
I didn’t know what to say. He was not only my coworker, he was one of my best friends.
He still is.
My friend beat it. He now spends all his extra time sharing a message of faith and hope.
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I've known Reeve Jackson since Sesame Street was his favorite television program. Today, he has a law degree and two board certifications in the field.
So, when he announced he was running for 114th District Court Judge in Smith County, Texas, I thought, "Has he lost it?" The truth is, that as a board-certified attorney, he's already making enough dough that he doesn't need the headaches of public office. So, this warranted a podcast.
Sure, I let him tell us why we should vote for him, but mostly, I want to know why (in this political climate of hate and name calling) would anyone want to run for office, much less win and have to do the job? My hat's off to him for being willing to bare his personal thoughts and sharing information that in any other scenario, is nobody's business.
Why run for political office? Tune in to this episode of the John G. Moore Podcast - and find out.
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He only publishes about three videos a year on his YouTube channel, yet he has over 43,000 subscribers. I'm one of them. Farm Hand's Companion is filled with videos of a man in overalls who works hard, but never says a word.
His name is Gary McWilliams, and he lives in Caddo Gap, Arkansas, where he farms the way our great grandparents did. Plowing with animals, building chicken houses, barns, and pole barns from trees he harvests on his own property. His story is fascinating and worth a listen.
A visit to his YouTube channel or his website at farmhandscompanion.com before listening would be helpful, but not necessary. Also, visit his store, Caddo Gap Mercantile, the next time you're driving through. Sit on the front porch and visit with one of the town's 12 residents.
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Homesteading. Living like your grandparents - or even great grandparents - did. Raising your own food, livestock, and making due with what the land and Lord provide. So, why do some choose to live this lifestyle, when most things are available and inexpensive? Bruce and Judy McDowell live in Missouri. They see it not as a lifestyle, but a way of life. Listen to this edition of the podcast. You may discover that homesteading is also for you.
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John: "Steve, does everyone need a Life Coach?"
Steve: "Yes, I believe they do."
What is a Life Coach? In this edition of the John G. Moore Podcast, Texas-based Steve Strauss is the guest. He's been a life coach for many years, and helped people of all walks of life find their paths.
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Pamula Pierce was in the second grade when her father put her in his first motion picture - The Legend of Boggy Creek. That was 1972. No one, including her father, had any idea that the film would sell out multiple showings at theaters across the country and generate millions. All on a budget of just $160,000. It still ranks as one of the highest-grossing independent films of all time. The artist who designed the movie poster later went on to design many of the main characters in George Lucas' Star Wars.
Boggy Creek hadn't been seen in its original format since 1975. All that remained were low-quality bootleg copies. But a few years ago after her father's death, Pamula felt called to save the movie. She didn't know whether a clean original copy existed; she didn't have the money for the project; or the know how to pull this off, but she jumped in with both feet. And now the movie is available on blue-ray and related merchandise is for sale at legendofboggycreek.com.
This is her story of what it took to preserve her father's legacy.
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A man takes his daughter to a specialty hospital for treatment of her epilepsy. She asks if she can take her guitar with her while she's in the hospital. He says, yes. There, she meets a music therapist, who plays with her and shares the need for music with patients. From that, a nationwide ministry is born. Since 2013, Ken Chinn and his Chinn Guitar Project, have partnered with hospitals, schools, music stars and others, to distribute over 2,000 guitars to children who are in need or struggling physically or emotionally.
On this edition of the podcast, we learn how one man's determination to help others with a simple, six-string instrument has changed the lives of many.
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The town of Ashdown, Arkansas, has produced a number of accomplished people. Kent Wells makes that list. A master of many musical instruments from a young age, Kent succeeded where many have tried - making it in Nashville, Tennessee.
In this podcast, Kent talks about working with Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, Reba McEntire, Keith Whitley, and dozens of others, as both a musician and their record producer.
Kent talked with us from his home studio in Brentwood, Tennessee, just prior to a recording session with Dolly.
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In the early 1970s, a band calling themselves "The Moving Sidewalk” darkened the door of Robin Hood Brians' recording studio in Tyler, Texas. It was there that they found their "sound."
Soon after, they changed their name to ZZ Top.
"That Little Old Band From Texas" recorded their first four albums with Robin.
On the podcast, Robin Hood (yes, that's his real name) talks about building a studio in his parents' back yard, having 5 of the the Top 100 Billboard hits on the charts at the same time, and, for the audio geeks in the audience, he gives a rundown of his studio equipment.
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Some classic cars once sold in the six figures. Some still do, but the younger generations don't seem to have the same affinity for vehicles as the Baby Boomers. So, what's happening to the once-great pastime of collecting classic cars?
On the podcast, John and Robert Dodd, both longtime classic car collectors, talk about what may be the beginning of the end for what was once a distinctly American hobby.
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Stay home? Go to work? Am I at risk?
On this edition of the John G. Moore Podcast, we get the latest updates on the do's and don'ts related to the Corona Virus from the CEO of the Northeast Texas Public Health District, George Roberts.
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You're in an accident and the first responder you see on the scene is a drone? It's not science fiction. It's close to becoming reality.
Phil Burks is head of the company First iZ, which is leading the way in making drones that can deliver crucial information to first responders so that the right personnel and equipment are sent as soon as possible.
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What if you took the Ancestry DNA test and found out about another family you didn't even know you had? And another? And a niece? And more?
In this episode, John's school classmate, Mary Carter Douglas, discusses what happens when you take a DNA test and find out more than just where you ancestors came from.
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Sarah Sloan "begged" me to do a podcast. She wasn't the first person to encourage me to do one. So, I figured, "Why not?"
Since Sarah has her own podcast called, "The Wind Breaker," I assumed she knew what she was doing. So, Sarah is my first guest.
I'll do one podcast per week, and I'm open to suggestions for topics and guests.
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Thanks for listening and I'd love your input. ~ John
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