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Episode 1502Original air date: 11/23/2004
Where Everybody Knows Your Name
| Watch This Segment Online. | | Description: | Everyone in Farrville is from the same family. It is so small, it has no businesses, no schools, no playgrounds and no residents. Yet every year, the town council, with families-named-Farr in tow--drop in from all over the country to approve council minutes, the treasury, and preserve the town charter. The mythical suburb exists nowhere except on the Indiana map. Interviews with Mary Farr Storey; Daniel Love, Larry Whinery, Wendy Bunch, Marjorie Gard, Edith Whinery Smith. | | Credits: | Jim Simmons/Kevin Zimmerman/Jim Simmons | | Location: | Farrville | | Contact: | Larry Whinery (260)468-2345 |
Weekend True Grit
| Watch This Segment Online. | | Description: | Attend Cowboy School at Cross Nine Ranch. Interviews with Bill Black, Linda Black, Tom Austerman, Bank of Evansville. | | Credits: | Jim Simmons/Kevin Zimmerman/Andrew Foland | | Location: | Spiceland | | Contact: | Linda Black, Cross Nine Ranch (765)987-7353 cross9@kiva.net | | Music: | Tobey Keith "Shoulda Been a Cowboy" This is Your Country © 2001 Universal Music Enterprises, UMG Recordings Inc.
Roy Rogers and Randy Travis "Happy Trails" Heroes and Friends © 1980 Warner Bros Records
Title Theme The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly © 1985 E |
Power in a Petticoat
| Watch This Segment Online. | | Description: | Profile of May Wright Sewall, founder of Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Propylaeum, and champion for women's rights. Interviews with Ray Boomhower, Author; Marianne Randjelovic, Indianapolis Propylaeum. Narrated by Skye Donaldson. | | Credits: | Katie Lambert/Lisa DeHayes/Chris Elberfeld and Keith Toombs | | Location: | Indianapolis |
Whatever Happened to Sarah Schafer?
| Watch This Segment Online. | | Description: | After 100 years, School Teacher Sarah Schafer's killer has never been found. This small town festival features a town pitch-in supper, guided tours and a flower sale. Interviews with Susan Gales, Bedford Revitalization; Penny May, Bedford Revitalization; Claude Parsons, The Times-Mail | | Credits: | Matt Jarrard/same/Chris Elberfeld | | Location: | Bedford | | Contact: | Penny May, Bedford Revitalization (812)275-8047 | | Music: | FC529 c1 Early Bird; OmniMusic 24 c24 Tension track |
The Singing Conductor
| Watch This Segment Online. | | Description: | Brian Hemke, volunteer conductor for 10 years on the State Fair Train is always accompanied by his accoustic guitar. | | Location: | Indianapolis |
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