February 23, 2013 broadcast of Stories of Mountain Folk produced by Catch the Spirit of Appalachia - now archived at Western Carolina University.
Storytelling: Today Amy tells the story of how she was "Daddy's Little Helper." Music: Background music is "I See the Lord"
Creative Corner: Doreyl's guest is Brant Barnes from Dillsboro for his third interview, who shares his deep love of pottery, with a description of how he realized his talent . Music: "Orange Blossom Special" by Vance Trull.
Stories of Mountain Folk: Amy's guest is L. Scott Philyaw, Director of WCU's Mountain Heritage Center, who gives us a glimpse of his childhood. Music: "Flop Eared Mule" by Raymond Fairchild.
Black Roots of Appalachia: Victoria's interview today is with Sibyl Davis Blakely from Sylva, who shares some events in her life on Locus Creek. Music: "High, Low and Wide" by the Golden Gate Quartet.
Down Another Road: Judy's guest is Garius Hill from Madison County, who talks about his encounters with bears in the National Park in the 1960s. Music: original interruption of "Amazing Grace" by Garius Hill.
Closing Song: "Boogie Woogie Boy" by the Asheville Muses.
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