Big cats and big hopes
Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is one of Eureka Springs’ signature attractions. More than 50,000 people visit each year to see lions, tigers, and bears (oh...
Interviews
My Bigfoot Story
OK, I admit it: Bigfoot played no direct role in Eureka Springs history.
My Interview with Lucilla Garrett
Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of interviewing longtime Eureka Springs resident Lucilla Garrett for my upcoming book, “Welcome to Eureka Springs: The...
Talking with David Zimmerman
Recently I sat down with longtime Eureka Springs resident David Zimmerman for an interview.
Talking with the Rev. Blake Lasater
Before the holidays, I interviewed the Rev. Blake Lasater of First United Methodist Church for my upcoming book, “Welcome to Eureka Springs: The I-Sh*t-You-N...
Talking with Jim Nelson
Last month, I interviewed local artist and entrepreneur Jim Nelson for my upcoming book, “Welcome to Eureka Springs: The I-Sh*t-You-Not History of America’s ...
Talking With Steve Beacham
Recently, I had the chance to interview Steve Beacham of Spring Street Pottery for my upcoming book, “Welcome to Eureka Springs: The I-Sh*t-You-Not History o...
Talking With Julie Kahn
Recently, I sat down with Eureka Springs artist-in-residence Julie Kahn Valentine for an interview for my book. Julie did the artwork for the program cover f...
Drinkin’ (Coffee) with K.J.
Back in August, one of the first interviews I did for my book was with longtime Eureka Springs resident K.J. Zumwalt at local coffee-and-beer hangout Brews.
Talking With James DeVito
Recently, I talked by phone with James DeVito, a Eureka Springs icon for nearly four decades who recently moved to Texas to start a new chapter of his own st...
Talking With Zeek
I’ve completed most of the writing for my upcoming book, “Welcome to Eureka Springs: The I-Sh*t-You-Not History of America’s Quirkiest Town.” For what’s left...