
Lifelong resident Marcus Axford takes you on an adventure of the Oregon landscape, it's history and it's lore. From old buildings and institutions, through old growth forest and exploring ancient cryptids, to cultures and times past. Come, take a seat, and let's begin!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 95 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

“This week’s episode is an interview with Oregon State University Professor, Doctor Molly Carney! Alex, David, and Finn sat down with Dr Molly to discuss her career path through archaeology which brought her from the East Coast to the BEST coast, and... more
On this episode, it is a special extra World War II story that Finn told on an episode of our old podcast, The Influential Oregonian, where he talks about the origins of Yosuke Matsuoku with opium smuggler and grocery store owner William Dunbar.
This week, we have a somewhat shorter show with David talking tunnels, part II of WWII stories, and finishing off with an Oregon Obit on famed pilot Hazel Ying Lee.
This week we get into it with Bruce's final part of his story on Bob Patterson, going into our favorite WW II stories, then capping off with Finn giving up an extra WWII story for his segment!
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Have really enjoyed listening to this podcast. Full of interesting information and thought provoking topics..
It is just random information
But not really OR history
I haven’t read it yet, but I think it will be good. I will write a another time when I am finished with the podcast.
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A history- and lore-focused series centered on Oregon, blending archival storytelling, site-specific deep dives, and narrative banter among a rotating group of hosts. Episodes frequently explore local landmarks, historical events, and cultural memory, often pairing rigorous context with humor and community-driven segments. Notable strengths include a strong sense of place, accessible history storytelling, and a consistent cadence of live-event planning and audience engagement. A recurring appeal is the informal, conversational tone that makes regional history approachable, along with thoughtful interviews with subject-matter experts and historians. The show tends to attract listeners who enjoy detailed local history, archaeology, and Oregon... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Molly Carney
2. Olivia Jeske
3. Kerry Tymchuk
4. Ricky Cedillo
5. Alicia Hamill
6. J T Jusman
7. Alex M.
8. Andy Neal
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