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NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah"s Dixie

There"s something profoundly universal about the stories of Utah"s Dixie, and anyone who lives here should know those stories intimately. This podcast cuts to the core of the Dixie Spirit by sharing the writings of Lyman Hafen in his own voice, and interviews with men and women who possess the stories and carry the authentic voice of this singular place. The shoulders we stand on are broad and strong. They are the shoulders of the Southern Paiute, the Latter-day Saint Pioneers and countless others

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Episode 24: Remembering Juanita Brooks

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2025/05/19

Lyman visits with Sharla Brooks Moody and her brother Darren Brooks, as these grandchildren of the great writer Juanita Brooks share the epic story of one of the most notable people in southern Utah history.

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00:56:05

S2 Episode 11: The Subway

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2025/03/24

Life-long friends Derek Booth and Shaun Steel sit down with Lyman to talk about their love of the iconic Zion National Park hike known as "The Subway." The thread that connects them both to the place is Derek's dad and Shaun's mentor, Doctor Craig Booth, who opened not just their eyes, but the eyes of hundreds of others, to this majestical hike at a time when it was not widely known.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be

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00:50:33

S2 Episode 10: Santa Clara- Part 2

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2025/03/17

Sherrie Anderson, Claudia West, and Paul Graf continue their visit with Lyman by sharing some of their fondest memories and traditions growing up and raising their families in the unique little village of Santa Clara.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful evening. Tickets and further information can be found at https://docboothfoundation.org/

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00:57:38

S2 Episode 9: Santa Clara- Part 1

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2025/03/10

The town of Santa Clara is one of the special places that make Utah’s Dixie so great. Lyman sits down with Sherrie Anderson, Claudia West, and Paul Graf, who share insights into the history of this storied place.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful evening. Tickets and further information can be found at https://docboothfoundation.org/

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00:54:11

S2 Episode 8: Modern Day Cowboys: Larry Gardner and...

NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah"s Dixie ·

2025/03/03

Larry and Ed represent dozens of modern day cowboys in Utah's Dixie who trace their ranching roots back to the original settlers of this area. In this episode they bring the story full-circle. *Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful evening. Tickets and further information can be found at https://docboothfoundation.org/

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00:48:26

S2 Episode 7: Pine Valley and Gunlock with Larry...

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2025/02/24

Two Dixie stalwarts, Larry Gardner and Ed Bowler, share the foundations of their cowboy and ranching heritage through the history of Pine Valley and Gunlock, setting the scene for the cowboy and ranching traditions that continue today.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful evening. Tickets and further information can be found at https://docboothfoundation.org/

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00:59:54

S2 Episode 6: Mary Esther's Pine Valley

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2025/02/17

Mary Esther Gardner Staheli Putnum is the first honoree of the Doc Booth Foundation. She grew up in the pastoral village of Pine Valley. In this episode she shares stories from the history of Pine Valley and from her childhood, bridging pioneer times with the modern-day community that has sprung up in this magnificent mountain setting.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful

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00:58:36

S2 Episode 5: Gail Smith- Growing up in the town of...

NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah"s Dixie ·

2025/02/10

Gail Smith has lived and served all around the world. She and her late husband Hyrum Smith founded Franklin Quest which became Franklin Covey and their philanthropy has blessed southern Utah in countless ways. But Gail's beginnings were in the little town of Washington, within the orbit of Utah's Dixie and the gravitational pull of the Dixie Spirit, and there is no place else she'd rather be.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will

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00:58:52

S2 Episode 4: A Visit With Lionel Hollins and Coach...

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2025/02/03

On January 16, 2025, more than 50 year after Lionel Hollins lit up the basketball court in the old Dixie College gym, Lyman sat down with the NBA champion, and with Dixie's legendary coach Doug Allred. The conversation that followed is one for the ages.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful evening. Tickets and further information can be found at

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00:56:38

S2 Episode 3: Remembering Coach Walt Brooks

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2025/01/27

Visiting with special guests Steve Snow, Denny Drake, and Warren Brooks, Lyman elicites stories about Walt Brooks, the legendary football coach and Spanish teacher at Dixie High School during the middle years of the Twentieth Century. Steve and Denny played on Walt's 1967 State Championship team, and Warren, Walt's grandson, is the current principal of Dixie High School.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther

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00:39:04

S2 Episode 2: A Visit with President Jeffrey R....

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2025/01/21

President Jeffrey R. Holland, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, continues his visit with Lyman about his love for St. George and how his life here launched him on the path of his marvelous world-wide apostolic ministry. His son, Elder Matthew S. Holland, shares how St. George is still beloved home ground for President Holland’s children and grandchildren. *Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can

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00:48:52

S2 Episode 1: A Visit with President Jeffrey R....

NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah"s Dixie ·

2025/01/13

President Jeffrey R. Holland, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, reminisces with Lyman about his boyhood and formative experiences growing up in the red sand of Utah’s Dixie. He shares intimate stories of the people, the place, and what the Dixie Spirit means to him.*Our annual benefit dinner will be April 12, 2025 and we hope you can make it! This year we will be honoring Mary Esther Staheli Putnam and it will be a beautiful

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00:21:32

Episode 12: First Christmas, They Danced Until Dawn

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2024/12/09

It began to rain as St. George's first Latter-day Saint settlers gathered under a tent to celebrate Christmas. Rather than return to their soaked wagon boxes, they danced until dawn on the salt grass floor. The episode ends with the debut of a new song written exclusively for this podcast, "They Danced Until Dawn." Original Song: "They Danced Until Dawn" Music by: Ricky Valadez Lyrics by: Lyman Hafen Vocals by: Julie Valadez

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00:39:41

Episode 11: Far, Far Away on Judea's Plains

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2024/12/02

Lyman shares the story of John M. Macfarlane and the classic Christmas carol "Far, Far Away on Judea's Plains." He joins in a a discussion with composer/arranger Ricky Valadez (who is also the producer of this podcast) about the creative process and how this beloved carol was born in the pioneer village of St. George, Utah, and is now sung around the world. The episode conlcudes with a new arrangment of the song created exclusively for the NOT FORGOTTEN podcast and sung by 12-year-old Grace

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00:40:27

Episode 10: Homeground

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2024/10/28

Through his essay “Where All Our Scattered Forces Might Gather,” Lyman considers the idea of having a sense of place, and what it means to really belong to a place… how special places and the stories that go with them are at the heart of the Dixie Spirit.

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00:32:10

Episode 9: D is for Diversity

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2024/10/21

A tongue-in-cheek look back at the story Lyman Hafen and Donna Leavitt Gentry wrote 40 years ago about “Speech Dixie Style,” and how all the diversity of voices of the settlers who came to live in southern Utah in the 1850s and 60s (English, Welsh, Scottish, Scandinavian, Swiss, Canadian, East Coast, Southern States) contributed to the way we sound today.

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00:49:40

Episode 8: Judd's Store

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2024/10/14

The story of Judd’s Store from Lyman’s writings, along with interviews with Lisa Whitehead Shaw, Donna Leavitt Gentry, Kevin Willard, and Randy Judd... each remembering from their own perspective what the store meant and still means to them.

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Episode 7: St. George's Greatest Tragedy

NOT FORGOTTEN: Stories of Utah"s Dixie ·

2024/10/07

The story of an oil well explosion south of town that killed ten people, many of whom were innocent bystanders who had come to celebrate the opening of the well on a March evening in 1936. This would have to be considered St. George, Utah’s most tragic man-caused disaster. This episode includes the voice of Utah’s first poet laureate, David Lee, sharing the little-known story of an horrific event that rocked the town in the middle of the Great Depression.

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