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As Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: Polar PlungingI’ve never liked being called the “baby of the family,” even if it is accurate.My sister, Denise, is 12 years older than me, so naturally our adolescent life experiences didn't have a lot of overlap. By the time I finished kindergarten, Denise was already out of the house. After she moved away for college, it didn’t take long before I noticed her spending a lot of time with a "friend" of hers named John.I liked John, but we didn’t have much in common. He was a few years older than Denise, so the age...2025-06-2410 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: Tuesdays With Uncle BobI'm using a mint green Hermes Rocket typewriter to write this. It resides underneath my computer monitor when not in use since its low profile was designed to be so compact it could be toted around war zones for correspondences in Vietnam. Or something like that. It was the coolest looking typewriter when I typed “typewriter” into an eBay search bar after being infatuated by the documentary California Typewriter. It was my third typewriter, fourth if you count my Lego typewriter—which my kids do.My second typewriter was a present from my Uncle Bob. I have...2025-06-1009 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Secret Basement LairBy Bob CopperstoneCoins of the Realm, and Where to Find ThemWhile I was “Growing Up Wigwam” in the 1950s, I treated downtown Wahoo as if it were my own little kingdom.Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe to read the first chapter of Chris’s upcoming book about being a loser in high school. My kingdom’s capital city, of course, was the Copperstone family-owned Wigwam Café, where my very soul resided, and where I played out my royal existence.Prince Bobby, if you pleas...2025-06-0308 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: The Chicken, The Egg, and The AxeWarning: This story contains depictions of the deaths and tribulations of cute, fuzzy and feathered little creatures. Children, non-farmers and other super-sensitive individuals may be offended by exposure to the real world.By Bob CopperstoneThanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe and receive the first chapter of Chris’s book about being a loser in high school.Chickens -- the raising of them and the eggs from them -- played an outsized role in my boyhood in mid-century Wahoo.Some of my recollections are pleasant. Ot...2025-05-2011 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: I Didn't Realize You Were In HereMy wife arranged an early check-in time at our New Orleans Air BnB, we wanted to get rid of our bags before wandering through the city. An Uber abandoned us at our residence for the next several nights, Paige had found a signature New Orleans shotgun house so we could get the signature New Orleans experience. We carefully followed the check-in instructions, decided we were in the right place, and knocked on the front door.No answer.Ok, give it a few minutes.Still no answer.Try knocking again? Ok here...2025-04-2209 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: A Corner To Pee InBy Bob Coperstone Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe for free to receive the first chapter of Chris’s book about being a loser in high school for free!A Corner to Pee InI am delighted to read in the Wahoo Newspaper that the Omaha Steel Castings Co. is planning to preserve the old circular cement corncrib at the entrance of its new factory at the northeast part of town.OSC President Phil Teggart has told Wahoo folks the structure would remain standing as a...2025-04-1508 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: My World on Two WheelsBy Bob CopperstoneSome of my fondest Wahoo childhood recollections are cemented into my memory by three motorized two-wheeled vehicles.Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe to read the first chapter of the book Chris is writing about being a loser in high school. They include a racing motorcycle, a docile motor scooter and, later in my adult life, a highway-hogging 750-cc Japanese cruiser.Like probably every boy in the world who ever pushed a toy truck around the sand pile, I almost painfully ached to have...2025-03-1809 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Visit Beautiful Downtown Wahoo, NebraskaBy Bob CopperstoneSince I was a kid playing on its rooftops 70-some years ago, Wahoo’s downtown skyline profile hasn’t changed all that much.The buildings, with a few exceptions, remain standing stoutly in place much as I remember them. But there are lots of changes to the contents of the (mostly) brick structures.The gradual transformation over fairly recent years may have escaped the notice of longtime residents, but their eclectic diversions have made Wahoo a more interesting place to visit, shop and live.Thanks for reading By C...2025-02-0407 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: The Chair TestAn episode of the animated version of the Garfield comic strip features the obese, anthropomorphic feline explaining his worldview in regards to nutrition and culinary criticism.The cartoon cat employs what he tags as "The Chair Test." His explanation is simple: You place a sample of the food in question on the seat of a chair and then ask someone to sit on it.Garfield hypothesizes that a food’s value can be ascertained by this simple procedure. No reaction from the test subject? The food isn’t worth consuming.To demo...2025-01-2804 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Yelling at the LibraryBy Bob Copperstone The Wahoo Public Library in 1949 is an intimidating place, housed in an upper floor of the grim, 1891-vintage City Hall.I’m Bobby, a skinny 10-year-old town kid standing in front of the building just as the sun is going down. It is a gloomy and cold early-winter evening. Spooky shadows are beginning to fall, made even more ghostly by the low-wattage streetlights which were beginning to switch on, offering only a sickly illumination.Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and su...2025-01-2108 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastWhat Books I Read in 2024Want to grab some books for the new year? Well Shawn Beaty is here to tell you his favorite books of 2024 to get you started. 2025-01-1539 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: A Lesson in Christmas SharingBy Bob CopperstoneI suppose most every family creates its own routine of visits to relatives on holidays.Christmas Eve visitors at our house visitors usually were Mom’s brother and sister-in-law and their son and two daughters. Gary, the son, was one of my best friends while we were growing up.His family had always had a rather rough time of it, I remember.His dad was a rarely successful door-to-door salesman and was almost always on the road. Gary’s mother waited tables at the Wigwam Café and elsewhere, or ha...2024-12-2405 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Letter from SantaBy Bob Copperstone It's rather a well-grounded Christmas custom in our family here in Nebraska to use the "Secret Santa" method of gift-giving.It is a holiday lifesaver for this old bachelor.Every word, paragraph, text and original theme in the letter comes out of my tiny little brain. People have asked if they could copy the letter, and I am happy to oblige.I toyed with copyrighting it, but to what end? Lots of bother as well as a little bit selfish, I think. If I receive a chuckle or...2024-12-1003 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Ep. 6: Love in the Cabbage PatchBy Bob CopperstoneBefore my parents, Hank and Irma, acquired the Wigwam Café in 1949, Hank worked in heavy equipment construction for the county and the Meese Construction Co. in Wahoo (“I’m a cat-skinner by trade,” he would proudly say, referring to Caterpillar bulldozers).Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.Irma was a much sought-after cook (including at the Wigwam, of course).Dad’s work often took him all over the state for weeks at a time, and when...2024-12-0308 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Ep. 5: Hank’s Wonderful Basement ‘Soil Bank’By Bob CopperstoneI was 9 years old in 1948 when my parents, Hank and Irma Copperstone, took half-ownership of the Wigwam Café in downtown Wahoo with Clare (Muzzy) and Dorothy (Dodo) Miller.I spent a great deal of the remainder of my childhood exploring the restaurant’s main floor and basement.Believe me; I missed neither nook nor cranny of that fascinating building.The Independent Order of Odd Fellows, a secret international social and charitable fraternity, owned the building and occupied the second floor, renting out the first floor and basement to the...2024-11-1910 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Ep. 4: Lucille's Gift Shop and The Dark Side of JukeboxesBy Bob CopperstoneLucille’s Gift Shop’s Comic Book TreasureFor years, Lucille’s Gift Shop, originally on the corner west of the Wigwam Café in the LaGrand Hotel building, was a thriving business in downtown Wahoo.I confess it now: I had a real crush on Lucille Herrick. I loved that woman dearly.I couldn’t help it. I was only 8 years old, and she let me read her store’s comic books.  For free! What’s not to love about that?Lucille was like a second mother to me...2024-11-1209 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Ep.3: Indian Maiden's a Real LookerBy Bob CopperstoneShabbily Dressed for TravelSo after school lets out, I go first to the Wigwam. I see my dad, Hank, at the sandwich board or fountain, or cash register, or working the room as host, greeting customers. “How’s your dinner?” or “Where’re you folks from?” he asks the tourists, always with a pleasant, infectious smile.Thanks for reading By C.S. Beaty! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.U.S. Highways 30-A Alternate and U.S. 77 through the city are...2024-11-0508 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: A Gravesite to Die ForBy Bob CopperstoneA Wahoo City Council public hearing, which partly discussed confiscated graveside flowers at Sunrise Cemetery, packed the meeting on Tuesday.At the time, I was unaware that many, if not most, of the protesters were there because they were furious that correctly-placed flowers and other displays had been swept up and destroyed in a mass cleanup designed to head-start a new set of regulations.I asked to speak at the hearing because I believe a firmer administration, with a fair and sustainable set of rules, can...2024-10-2904 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: Do You Smell That?As a young college student no longer under the constant care of my parents, I reveled in my ability to do the things I wanted. Bedtimes, diets and study habits were all up to my discretion- the only limits being the lack of steady income.I’ve always loved travel, and no longer needing my parents’ say-so, my spirit of adventure came alive when my buddy, Josh, invited me to watch NHL hockey games around the country.Our wanderlust didn’t match our travel budget. We became experts at public transportation, splitting gas money, staying at che...2024-10-2209 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Ep. 2: Wigwam GreenBy Bob CopperstoneFor many people in Wahoo and surrounding Saunders County in the mid-20th century, the Wigwam Café was a powerful, green-themed touchstone.Today, I happily draw on those fond memories.Along with the Fairview and the Day & Nite cafes on the highway north of downtown, the Wigwam Café was a community gathering place with nickel fountain Cokes, dime double-dip ice cream cones, 25-cent malts, 20-cent hamburgers, 15-cent french fries, 90-cent full dinners, and 50-cent Blue Plate Specials.The crowds came for breakfast (we opened at 6 a.m.), lunch, co...2024-10-1510 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By Uncle Bob: Growing Up Wigwam, Episode 1By Bob CopperstoneToday is any school day afternoon in the 1940s.  I’m a pupil at West Ward Elementary School in Wahoo.Mr. Meduna, the janitor, rings the final “school’s out – go home” bell. (A t my age, anyone to whom I stand belt-high must never be called by their first names; that would be rude. His first name was Lloyd).An explosion of kids, finally freed from disciplined movement and mandatory soft voices, erupt shouting and screaming  out of the heavy wooden double front doors to head for home.  I don’t go h...2024-10-0911 minDREAMLEAPERS® with Harriette ColeDREAMLEAPERS® with Harriette ColeDreamleapers with Harriette Cole featuring Daniel Koa BeatyAn award-winning actor, singer, and writer, Daniel Koa Beaty is known for his critically acclaimed plays Through the Night, Emergency, Mr. Joy, Breath & Imagination, and The Tallest Tree in the Forest Paul Robeson, which have been performed at venues ranging from the Public Theater and Lincoln Center to the White House and maximum-security prisons. He has garnered numerous awards, including an Obie Award for writing and performance, five NAACP Theater Awards, and five AUDELCO Awards for Excellence in Black Theater. For television, Beaty has written for network and premium cable, including The Good Fight, Your Honor, Law & Order, and...2024-09-2852 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: Dirty LaundryThere comes a point in every boy's life where he wonders if he has what it takes to be a man.  According to my vague recollection of the movie 300, at the age of seven, Spartan boys were taken from their families and forced to enter the State mandated education and indoctrination program.  Boys were weirdly made to get naked, go into the wilderness alone (allegedly… seems like being naked wouldn’t matter if you were alone), and fight off a CGI wolf. According to my vague recollection of the History Channel, some African tribes practice ritual s...2024-09-1709 minAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. BeatyAs Told By C.S. Beaty: BaseballThe game of baseball is timeless and marked with nostalgia. More so than any other sport, tales of the greats are passed down from generation to generation. The modern inheritance is Topps cards of noteworthy sluggers. Kids learn to play catch in their backyards with their dads, all along imagining they’ll be the next legend.My family didn't give a s**t about any of that.We didn't care about any sport other than Husker football, and my parents only absorbed that fandom through osmosis. They moved to Nebraska in 1980 and had absolutely nothing el...2024-09-0909 minHer Own WingsHer Own WingsRe-Broadcast: Mayor Lacey Beaty, BeavertonLacey Beaty was elected Beaverton’s Mayor in 2020, and took office in January 2021. Prior to serving as Mayor, she served for six years on Beaverton City Council. Before joining the City Council, she was a volunteer for the city’s Visioning Advisory Committee, serving as vice-chair. She is engaged in the community including serving on the boards of HomePlate Youth Services and Community Action. She commits to making our community even more diverse, inclusive, and welcoming. Mayor Beaty previously worked in public health, managing school-based health centers in five school districts and two counties. She served five year...2024-07-2446 minGood Neighbor Podcast: Milton & MoreGood Neighbor Podcast: Milton & MoreEP #168: Beaty Facial Plastic Surgery with Dr. Mark BeatyCould a political science degree be the perfect stepping stone to a career in facial plastic surgery? Join us on the Good Neighbor Podcast as we sit down with Dr. Mark Beaty of Beaty Facial Plastic Surgery to uncover his unique path from liberal arts to medicine. Dr. Beaty shares the rewarding blend of creativity and precision in his work, as well as the array of services offered at his Alpharetta practice—from non-invasive procedures like injectables and cryolipolysis to comprehensive surgical operations. Discover why plastic surgery isn't just for the elite, but an accessible option for everyone looking to...2024-06-1311 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastLet's Talk LeadershipPart of Morgan's job is to basically dissect Shawn Beaty's brain, and try to make it functional and legible for everyone else. So, on this podcast episode, we asked the question, what's in your brain Pastor Shawn in terms of leadership development? Hope you like it!2024-06-0328 minHer Own WingsHer Own WingsMayor Lacey Beaty, BeavertonLacey Beaty was elected Beaverton’s Mayor in 2020, and took office in January 2021. Prior to serving as Mayor, she served for six years on Beaverton City Council. Before joining the City Council, she was a volunteer for the city’s Visioning Advisory Committee, serving as vice-chair. She is engaged in the community including serving on the boards of HomePlate Youth Services and Community Action. She commits to making our community even more diverse, inclusive, and welcoming. Mayor Beaty previously worked in public health, managing school-based health centers in five school districts and two counties. She served five year...2024-04-1046 minLearn Civil War HistoryLearn Civil War HistoryPowhatan Beaty: African-American Civil War Medal of Honor RecipientPowhatan Beaty was born into slavery on October 8, 1837, in Richmond, Virginia. Beaty’s African-American parents were free, but baby Powhatan was a slave because freedom was not granted to children of freed slaves in the South. Beaty became a freeman when he was twelve years old sometime in 1849 after his family took him to Cincinnati, Ohio. He went to school and gained a good education. Powhatan Beaty joined the Union Army for a three-year term on June 7th, 1863, when he was twenty-five years old. Soon he was promoted from private to sergeant. The Battle of Chaffin’s Farm...2023-02-1312 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastDay 13 Pastor Shawn Beaty Sometimes you gotta grind!Sometimes you gotta grind!2023-01-2018 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastHow to pray with conflicting motives. Dr. Shawn BeatyToday Shawn roles solo! Join him as he talks about how godly and selfish motives affect his prayer and fasting and how he works through them.2023-01-1718 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastDay 5 of 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting Brent Deffenbacher 2022The Shawn Beaty podcast brings on Pastor Brent Deffenbacher of Cross City Church. Brent is a good friend of Shawn's and a godly man. He joins Shawn to talk about best practices for prayer. 2023-01-1617 minBuilding a Life of PrayerBuilding a Life of PrayerBuilding a Life of Prayer Podcast PreviewBuilding a Life of Prayer is a short (5-minute), daily podcast designed to help you grow in your comfort and confidence in prayer. By teaching through the prayers of the Bible, Pastor David Beaty of River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC, U.S.A., will help you to come to enjoy prayer more, whether praying alone or praying with others.2022-12-0801 minY\'allll... Let\'s Address with One S JesY'allll... Let's Address with One S JesEpisode 20: Third Scholarship Weekend, Class Reunion and Hawaii RecapMatt and Jes sit down and recap their third annual Matt Beaty scholarship weekend, 11 year class reunion and friend trip to Hawaii. 2022-11-2952 minThe Common CreativeThe Common CreativeEpisode 61- Roger Beaty - NEUROCREATIVITY 7: Creative ThinkingEpisode 61: Roger Beaty - Creative Thinking How does the brain develop new ideas? And are different neural networks involved in different types of creativity?  In this week’s episode Dr. Roger Beaty talks about the three neural networks that drive the way we think and shares insights about managing your own personal creativity. Big insights include: Take a break to help ‘re-set’ the mind Harness the power of a positive mood to boost creativity Focus on the tiny details of something (anything!)  before generating new ideas Dr. Roger Beaty is an assistant professor of psych...2022-11-0443 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastBiblical Scholar and Author DrMark Strauss - 4:18:22, 11.39 AMShawn and Pastor John Annin interview renowned Biblical Scholar Dr. Mark Strauss. Dr. Strauss was also Shawn's professor in Seminary in the late '90s! He may or may not have some dirt on our sweet innocent Dr. Beaty!2022-04-1853 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastDay 9 Of 21 Days Of Prayer And FastingToday Pastor Shawn Beaty talks about prayer and how to be the church to people far from God.2022-01-1712 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastDay 7 Of 21 Days Prayer And Fasting (Guest Shawn J Meyer)It is team, Shawn! Pastor Shawn Meyer joins Dr. Shawn Beaty and they are all kinds of "Shawn" Dr. Beaty is pre-recording all of these so he has been mixing up the days! What's new!2022-01-1507 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty Podcast21 Days Of Prayer And Fasting Day 5Today Dr. Shawn Beaty shows us how to pray using the scripture. He mentions it is day 4 but it is actually day 5!2022-01-1216 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty Podcast21 Days Of Prayer And Fasting Day 4Day four of our 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting. Dr. Shawn Beaty teaches different ways and methods of prayer.2022-01-1111 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty PodcastDay 1 Of 21 Days Of Prayer And Fasting 1 - 10 - 22Today we begin 21 days of prayer and fasting! In this episode, Dr. Beaty Explains a simple method to help you stay focused during prayer2022-01-1013 minShawn Beaty PodcastShawn Beaty Podcast21 Days Of Prayer And Fasting 1 - 9-22This is a new Podcast for 2022! This is the preliminary episode before we begin 21 Days praying and fasting together. It is our prayer that you will see God work in your life powerfully for the new year. When the 21 Days of Prayer and fasting is finished (Jan 10-Jan 31) the podcast will resume with weekly episodes from Dr. Shawn Beaty walking you through the Bible and learning to practice faith simply.2022-01-0916 minWake Up with KCWake Up with KCA spiritual and inspiring interview with Author David Beaty about a boy and his dog!What if there is a connection spiritually with animals and humans.  Today Author David Beaty wrote a book about this connection! and shares us his story. Let this inspire you and connect to your pet deeper!  David Beaty and Kathy have been writing short stories, poetry, plays, and screenplays for most of my life.  I have seen two of my plays performed before a live audience,  published over four-hundred stories on Medium and  had stories published in small press horror magazines.David's new book Shouter and Bat is on Kindle Vella.  It tells the story of boy with specia...2021-12-0356 minFloat On: Live. Learn. Grow.Float On: Live. Learn. Grow.S2E10: A Strong Foundation Within will Carry You Through All Things with guest, F.L. BeatyHost, Dalia Jean speaks with  musician, author, and podcast host F.L. Beaty. As someone who continuously learns through life, he has had to rebuild the person he knew himself as from the bottom up in the aftermath of losing one of his children to police brutality. A deep conversation loaded with emotion is shared between Dalia and Fredrick about the journey in learning to overcome hardships, parenting in the face of racial turmoil, and how to take challenges and turn them into inspiration.    Episode Topics:  Learning through loss and teaching through actions It’s okay...2021-06-0740 minEveryone Gets a Trophy - Umbrella PodcastsEveryone Gets a Trophy - Umbrella PodcastsStories Inside the Man Cave episode 65 with David Beaty, former Kansas Jayhawks football coach & Texas high school football coachHost: Shawn Clynch: @ShawnC_ATX Co-Hosts: Mike Murphy:  @LastStandHats Mike "Hardball" Hardge: @HardballHardge Maurice "Coach Mo" Harris: @CoachMoFitness Click on this link for all episodes:  https://www.buzzsprout.com/948499 === Clynch and Hardball Hardge held the fort down while Big Mike spent his 3rd as a father. He and his wife, Sara welcomed their son into the world on Tuesday. Both mom and son are healthy and happy. Joining the boys is a well known name in the Texas high...2021-03-261h 40Stories Inside the Man CaveStories Inside the Man CaveEpisode 65 with David Beaty, former Kansas Jayhawks football coach & Texas high school football coachSend us a textClynch and Hardball Hardge held the fort down while Big Mike spent his 3rd as a father. He and his wife, Sara welcomed their son into the world on Tuesday. Both mom and son are healthy and happy.Joining the boys is a well known name in the Texas high school football coaching fraternity, David Beaty.A product of Garland High School, Beaty was either an assistant or head coach at four different Dallas/Fort Worth area high schools from 1994-2005.That's when Beaty took a leap...2021-03-261h 40