March 24 - Stories of Mountain Folk, broadcast by Catch the Spirit of Appalachia:
Storytelling: Amy shares her "Coon Hunting" story, with assistance from Keith Shuler from Sylva, whose original song is "Sam Moody, Legendary Coonhound."
Creative Corner: Doreyl's guest is Kim Ross from Waynesville, who has a clogging team & talent for pottery (music: "Boil Them Cabbage" by Kort & Beth McCumber).
Stories of Mountain Folk: Carroll Smith joins Amy in this session, and tells of growing up in Macon County (Music: "My Carolina Home" sang by Ginny McAfee from Black Mountain).
Apple Butter: Nicole spends time with Nancy Smith from Asheville, who continues sharing her senior project on Appalachian woman (Song: "Rooster" by Nancy Smith).
Down Another Road: Judy once again spends time with Sheila Kay Adams from Madison County, who shares her poem/vignette, "Flowering Ivy," and plays "Frosty Morning" on the banjo.
Closing song: "Uncle Pen" by the Log Cabin Boys." Listen to the Podcast HERE
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