January 25, 2014:
Storytelling:
With her story about "Water buckets and Dippers" Amy gives an account
of what she can recall about these utensils found in her childhood
home. Music: “Appalachian Sunrise”
Creative Corner: Doreyl
once again welcomes Jessie Swigger, president of the Appalachian
Women's Museum, who talks about the goals of the museum that will be at
the Monteith House in Dillsboro. Music: “Grandma Did It All” by Ginny McAfee from Black Mountain
Stories of Mountain Folk: Amy
welcomes 99-year-old Blanche Potts Wike from Cullowhee once more who
continues her story of growing up in Jackson County, focusing on East
LaPorte and Cullowhee. Music: "Big Mon" by the Rye Holler Boys from Sylva and Bryson City
Black Roots of Appalachia: Victoria's
guest is Delmica Baerga, originally from Brooklyn, who compares growing
up in the North as compared to the South, interweaving her own
culture. Music: “Old Dirt Road" by Andrew & Lawrence
Going Down Another Road: Judy talks with Charlie
Brown of Arden, North Carolina, who is the 9th generation potter in his
family from Western North Carolina. He is a master potter. Music: "The Small Birds Rejoice" by James Malcolm
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