Shannon Grigsby
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131 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Shannon Grigsby’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On the bouncy bed.
I saw you post something about that.
Not a big fan, but Yoga Girl loves it, so I'm sure she'll have me watching it.
You know, I have a little Little House on the Prairie trivia.
now all right go ahead um michael landon was having contract disputes when they were the original was on so in the finale episode he blew up all the set movie set so they couldn't reuse them for other projects like the last little house in the prairie is the how the town blows up he did that on purpose so the movie set and here's wait a minute true facts fact check me you're saying he blew up the whole set all the sets all the and they weren't cool with it
That's a crime.
Ryan, give him that one.
Formed in 1799 from parts of Hardin County, named after John Breckinridge, who served in both the Virginia and Kentucky state legislatures, also was the U.S.
Attorney General during President Thomas Jefferson's second term.
Correct.
That's right.
Hardensburg is the county seat.
The county covers about 570 square miles, making it the sixth largest county by land area.
In 1816, an eight-year-old Abraham Lincoln and his family traveled through Breckenridge County.
The family was very poor and stayed in a small cabin in Harrodsburg, where local people gave them food and a cow for milk.
Well, speaking of Lincoln, there was a lot of turmoil during the Civil War.
In 1864, Confederate soldiers attacked Hardinsburg and burned the courthouse.
Luckily, most of the important county records survived.
In 1865, infamous Confederate fighter Jerome Clark, or people know him as Sue Monday, was captured near the county line.
No, I don't know why he was named Sue Monday.
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