March 10, 2012 - Picking wild strawberries is the opening story by Amy (with a guitar intro by Jon Zachary from Cashiers); Doreyl's interview is with Brenda McAfee from Asheville, who shares her new song, "The Firey Fiddler." Then, Amy talks with Connie Anderson from Fines Creek, who describes how she does an old craft "Hairpin Lace scarfs," followed musically by "The Old Wood-Burnin' Stove" by Home Delivery.
The Apple Butter segment this week is by Nicole, who interviews Melissa Jackson from Marion about her large family who lived all around her as she grew up, followed by "Hometown Blues" by the Blue Ridge Rounders. Down Another Road with Judy takes you first to Asheville Park where Judy is teaching the kids "The Muskrat" song, then we go to Arden where she's teaching high school senior Nancy Smith how to sing traditional mountain ballads. The show ends with teenager McKayla Reece from Maggie Valley singing a gospel medley.
The Apple Butter segment this week is by Nicole, who interviews Melissa Jackson from Marion about her large family who lived all around her as she grew up, followed by "Hometown Blues" by the Blue Ridge Rounders. Down Another Road with Judy takes you first to Asheville Park where Judy is teaching the kids "The Muskrat" song, then we go to Arden where she's teaching high school senior Nancy Smith how to sing traditional mountain ballads. The show ends with teenager McKayla Reece from Maggie Valley singing a gospel medley.
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