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Arkansas River

Arkansas River

Tributary in the United States of AmericaWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Todd BrandtHOST
14:47
What if that's your kink? I mean, we have heard
NickPANELIST
14:50
stories of sex dolls floating down the Arkansas River.
NickPANELIST
14:54
We've never heard of anybody who chopped up a sex doll because that's how you're supposed to dispose of them.
NickPANELIST
15:00
Until we talk to that guy.
Seth StudleyHOST
0:52
So if you guys are on video today, I am in, check it out.
Seth StudleyHOST
0:56
That's the Arkansas River behind me.
Seth StudleyHOST
0:57
And I've done podcasts outside before, like one time in a marsh in South Carolina, in an igloo, in the car, done shows all over the place.
Seth StudleyHOST
1:08
And I want to take advantage of this.

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Seth StudleyHOST
13:30
Only you.
Seth StudleyHOST
13:31
Only you, my friends.
Seth StudleyHOST
13:33
So here I am on a bank of the Arkansas River in Oklahoma taking up my full Seth-shaped space.
Seth StudleyHOST
13:41
The full Seth-shaped space.
David WalesNARRATOR
11:30
We were too young to fight, but we began to feel as if we were real soldiers.
David WalesNARRATOR
11:34
Once, while we were with the regiment, the soldiers captured, somewhere on the Arkansas River, 400 mules, 125 or 30 wagons, and several Yankees.
David WalesNARRATOR
11:45
At another place, we captured about 300 beefs.
David WalesNARRATOR
11:49
We had been with the regiment about 15 months when three of the soldiers, Trey of Burton, Bill Henley, and Leonard Burns, got furloughs to go home.
speaker_26NARRATOR
300:54
They maintain a partial trade with the Spaniards, from whom they obtain many articles of clothing and ironmongery, but no warlike implements.
speaker_26NARRATOR
301:03
Of the West These people also inhabit a mountainous country, and sometimes venture in the plains east of the Rocky Mountains, about the head of the Arkansas River.
speaker_26NARRATOR
301:14
They have no more intercourse with the Spaniards of New Mexico than the Snake Indians.
speaker_26NARRATOR
301:18
They are said to be very numerous and warlike, but are badly armed.
speaker_26NARRATOR
301:55
They are as well as the other Aliattans, a wandering people.
speaker_26NARRATOR
301:59
Their country abounds in wild horses, besides great numbers which they raise themselves.
speaker_26NARRATOR
302:04
These people, and the West Aliattans, might be induced to trade with us on the upper part of the Arkansas River.
speaker_26NARRATOR
302:12
Pania Peak These people have no intercourse with the inhabitants of the Illinois.
John HagedornHOST
0:44
Today, we're at Outlaw Sons, Part 2 of Chapter 14.
John HagedornHOST
0:47
We lived in DeWitt, not far from the mouth of the Arkansas River.
John HagedornHOST
0:49
And now,
speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:49
our story.
John HagedornHOST
1:01
Crossing the father of waters, they passed through Glendale and Lula, Mississippi, thence east one hundred miles through the Black Belt.
John HagedornHOST
1:08
They then rode one hundred miles south, thence back west to the Mississippi River at a boat landing above the town of Rosedale.
John HagedornHOST
1:15
Here both robbers hired a man to ferry them across the Mississippi to the mouth of the Arkansas River, after the horses and saddles had been turned over to a strange Negro man who disappeared in the swamps.
John HagedornHOST
1:25
At the mouth of the Arkansas River, one robber, whose name I had reason to believe was Owens, and who was a desperate outlaw, went up the Arkansas River in a skiff, while his companion boarded a little tramp steamer and went down the Father of the Waters.
Tom AbrahamHOST
21:06
Champlain, middle of the pack at the St. Lawrence River, but it just seemed to be you could never get any real good momentum going.
Tom AbrahamHOST
21:15
It felt like you had a good one at the Arkansas River where you made a check, but it seemed to be just kind of stuck in neutral throughout the year.
Bo BrowningGUEST
21:23
Yeah, it was frustrating.
Bo BrowningGUEST
21:25
The first two tournaments, which I had Very high hope score.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
11:40
For forty-two days they followed the compass needle, whose variation probably took them about three degrees west of a true northward course.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
11:52
At last, their guides told them that they had reached Quivira when they were not far from the Great Bend on the Arkansas River, whose course they had followed from the neighborhood of Dodge City.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
12:06
It was a village of Wichita Indian teepees.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
12:12
Coronado spent a month in exploring the surrounding country, moving his camp to a larger village further north, and sending out messengers and reconnoitering parties in all directions.
Portia BookerGUEST
42:01
Now, blue herons are normally around water.
Portia BookerGUEST
42:05
And I was about 20 minutes out from Tulsa, so I wasn't even at the Arkansas River yet.
Portia BookerGUEST
42:11
But that blue heron was my reminder.
Portia BookerGUEST
42:17
I see you, I got you.
Portia BookerGUEST
9:34
Now, blue herons are normally around water.
Portia BookerGUEST
9:39
And I was about 20 minutes out from Tulsa, so I wasn't even at the Arkansas River yet.
Portia BookerGUEST
9:45
But that blue heron was my reminder.
Portia BookerGUEST
9:51
I see you, I got you.
Scottie JHOST
39:20
I mean, just, they're marvels.
Scottie JHOST
39:23
We have them here on the Arkansas River.
Scottie JHOST
39:27
Of course, you know, Pine Bluff, I mean, Little Rock is about 35, 40 minutes from here, but you could take the river.
JeremyHOST
39:33
Mm-hmm.

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