15 episodes
The Clement Podcast Zach Kinslow & Jasmin Brand
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- History
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5.0 • 13 Ratings
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State and national history, locally. Recorded from The Clement Railroad Hotel Museum in beautiful downtown Dickson, Tennessee.
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Episode 13.1: The Lonely Hearts Killer
Join Zach and Jasmin as they explore the haunting case of "The Lonely Hearts Killer" who faced justice in Dickson County for the murder of her husband. In these gripping episodes (this is episode 1 of 2), we delve into the depths of the case with exclusive insights from two special guests who offer firsthand perspectives on the impact of the killer's actions both locally and nationally.Guests Judge David Wolfe and Chris Norman join us to provide invaluable insights into the intricacies of the...
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Episode 13.2:The Lonely Hearts Killer
Join Zach and Jasmin as they explore the haunting case of "The Lonely Hearts Killer" who faced justice in Dickson County for the murder of her husband. In these gripping episodes (this is episode 2 of 2), we delve into the depths of the case with exclusive insights from two special guests who offer firsthand perspectives on the impact of the killer's actions both locally and nationally.Guests Judge David Wolfe and Chris Norman join us to provide invaluable insights into the intricacies of the...
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Episode 12: Discover Dickson
Join Zach and Jasmin as they welcome special guest Mayor Don Weiss, Jr. and discuss the history of the City of Dickson.Support the Show.For more information on anything related to the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum, please visit: https://linktr.ee/crhm_dicksonPodcast Production by: Dark Nostalgia WorksMusic: Last Bar Guests (ID 1137) - Remastered by Lobo Loco is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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Episode 11: Pretended Philanthropy
In this thought-provoking episode of The Clement Podcast, we embark on a historical journey to explore the complex and controversial world of colonization societies. Join Zach and Jasmin as we delve deep into these societies' foundations, motivations, and lasting impacts.We'll unravel the stories of key figures like Henry Clay, James Monroe, and Montgomery Bell, who were instrumental in the progression of the American Colonization Society. We'll also examine the motivations behind their effor...
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Episode 10: With All Deliberate Speed
In 1957, a pivotal moment unfolded at Clinton High School in Anderson County, Tennessee. Following the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling by the Supreme Court, this public school would become the first in the state to integrate. Amidst a backdrop of racial tension and societal division, twelve Black students emerged as trailblazers, courageously enrolling in what was previously an all-white school. The collective determination of Jo Ann Allen, Bobby Cain, Anna Theresser Caswell, Gail...
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Episode 9: Committed
In this episode of The Clement Podcast, Jasmin and Zach discuss Tennessee's not-so-long history of mental healthcare. From Bicycle Face to Hysteria and other diagnoses that did more harm than good, this episode details the difficult road and many court cases to proper mental healthcare, highlighting the necessity of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse. Support the Show.For more information on anything related to the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum, please visit: https://lin...
Customer Reviews
A true representation of my “Chosen Hometown.”
Sometimes non-natives reinvigorate a passion for an area. This podcast is a case in formula. As a Memphis native who followed life, career (and love) to Middle Tennessee, sometimes I get homesick. I grew up in Memphis, Tennessee - a true “town” that became a city. I spent many years with my mother, who instilled the value of history and community pride in me. When I had to pick up my roots and find another “home,” I was so proud to find Dickson as my new chosen hometown. An area of industry that still serves the whole state with the same humbleness as as my birth town. Dickson County is an area and culture that “gets the job done.” I have been hungry to find audio literature about the true history of the land that I have come to love. I am excited that there is a podcast out there that shares the story of our community - through the lens of true history. Although verbal history is valuable, researched history cannot be ignored. I cannot wait to see what delightful disruption comes from the stories that Zach and Jasmin tell.
So good!
I loved this quick, informative podcast by two very knowledgeable hosts! Looking forward to more.