Old Stuff and Four Foot Walls: A Comedy of Puns and Errors

Send us Fan MailThis episode was kind of a train wreck for both of us, fair warning.  Tori leads off this episode with another listener story idea from Bethany West Virginia. God’s Acre Cemetery and it’s four foot wall is covered as well as a bit of history of Bethany College.  The founder of Bethany College Alexander Campbell was also the namesake of the cemetery as well.  Tori tells of the odd happenings and the next iteration of our favorite hashtag #kidsaredrunkdicks. Krysti regales us of Aunt Arties Antique Mall aka Woodward Hall in New Albany IN and all the many things that have been housed there, including a civil war hospital, an opera house, and a dry goods store to name a few. Aunt Arties closed but several other businesses are at that location now.  Krysti covers the Vinton House in Cambridge City as well and all the history contained in that building. This episode was littered with puns and errors throughout the whole thing. Our theme music: “Danse Macabre - Busy Strings"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Support the show