Neosho
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Neosho".
Sep 17, 2026
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
As rookie Don Clendenin comes on to hit.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Don Clendenin, who was born in Neosho, Missouri, is educated in Atlanta, Georgia, and makes his home there.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He's a schoolteacher at Booker T. Washington High in Atlanta during the offseason.
Bob MurphySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He was a tremendous athlete in both high school and college.
Will ReitzHOST
I hadn't heard this one.
Will ReitzHOST
August 12, 2007, Neosho, Missouri, three dead at an immigrant church.
Will ReitzHOST
The shooter was also from the same community, so it does not appear to be ethnically or racially motivated.
Will ReitzHOST
I didn't know that.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
didn't either.
Will ReitzHOST
We lived in Missouri.
Will ReitzHOST
We lived in Neosho.
Will ReitzHOST
We had never heard about it.
Alex DuvallGUEST
a group of men called the Fighting Tigers of Columbia came to Columbia and prevented Bloody Bill Anderson and the Confederates from taking the state back.
Alex DuvallGUEST
So Claiborne Fox Jackson goes to Neosho.
Alex DuvallGUEST
He's running, by the way, from the Union Army.
Alex DuvallGUEST
He runs to Neosho and says... yeah well we secede missouri secedes and then the rest of missouri was like no we're not so missouri did enter the union as a slave state but never actually the state itself never actually seceded from the union the issues you have with bloody kansas in in the civil war going on there are confederate sympathizers who are not actually represented by jefferson city at all bleeding into Kansas, voting in their elections, burning down Lawrence, Kansas, but these are rebels.
Alex DuvallGUEST
William Quantrill spent most of his time in Texas.
Alex DuvallGUEST
He wasn't even a permanent resident in Missouri.
Sonny BunchHOST
Well, I got a nice
Jonathan V. LastHOST
looking wood podium in Neosho, Missouri for $10.
Jonathan V. LastHOST
Do
Sonny BunchHOST
they have? Is there any military surplus? Can I get like Claymore's or some such? Can I get? Can I get carbines? Can I get M M one rifles? Am I, you know, that's what I, that's what I need.
Mike HarbitHOST
You played at Jamboree.
Mike HarbitHOST
Uh, you played Carthage and Neosho.
Mike HarbitHOST
Did not play Carl Junction because we have them, uh, next week on the regular season schedule for week two.
Mike HarbitHOST
But, uh, uh, again, talked to you afterwards and, uh, you seemed fairly pleased with what you saw, uh, at least with eyesight.
Wes BeachlerGUEST
Uh, and of course, a lot of the other starters are juniors.
Wes BeachlerGUEST
We have very few seniors out there.
Wes BeachlerGUEST
Um, but the, the thing I wanted to see was them not looking across to Carthage or Neosho and being, like, you know, a little bit nervous or scared or unsure.
Wes BeachlerGUEST
They, they were pretty confident and they got after people, they executed their blocks well.
David WalesNARRATOR
The phosphorescent bay of Naples, the sky, the sunshine, and vine-clad hills of dear old Italy were never more to stir his once impulsive nature or quicken into life his now deadened heart.
David WalesNARRATOR
Years rolled on, youth passed by, and middle age was upon the homeless priest, when, after having roamed wearily from place to place, visiting one Indian tribe here and another there, in the vain hope of discovering some clan or people near unto nature's heart whose souls were attuned to his own, who would receive him in the simplicity of his severe and pious penance, he arrived among the Kaws, or Kansas, whose reservation was in the lovely valley of the Neosho, a few miles below Council Grove.
David WalesNARRATOR
But that tribe, a dirty, despicable race, very suspicious, and withal not remarkable for their reverence of any religion, did not take kindly to the weary old man who had entered their midst with the purest intentions.
David WalesNARRATOR
His pious zeal, his abstinence and self-denial made them fear to approach him.
David WalesNARRATOR
On the evenings of Kansas' incomparable Indian summer, during the early part of which season he was living in his cave near Council Grove, the hermit priest, seated on a projecting ledge at the mouth of his rocky and isolated retreat, would sweep the strings of his treasured instrument with a touch as light, deft, and sorrowfully tender as a maiden whose pure young heart had just been thrilled by his first breath of love.
David WalesNARRATOR
To those who were so fortunate, and they were very few, as to be invited to spend an hour with him, his vesper hymns rendered in his exquisite tenor voice were as soul-inspiring as the gentle earnestness of a young girl's prayer.
David WalesNARRATOR
His sometime Neapolitan songs and soft airs of his native isle were as sweet as the chant of the angels he invoked when in a deeply religious mood, and his heart-feeling tones mingled sadly with the soughing of the evening breeze in the dense foliage on the margin of the placid Neosho that flowed nearby.
David WalesNARRATOR
Thus, in the calm enjoyment of his self-imposed solitude, he lived with the moss his bed, the cave his humble cell, his food the fruits, his drink the crystal well.