June 7, 2014:
Storytelling:
Amy’s story, “Professor Charles Tinkham” begins a three-part story
about how Amy began to record her family’s WNC history and became a
storyteller. Music: “Here Comes the Sun” an Acoustic Guitar selection.
Creative Corner: Doreyl's
guest is Jack Sholder, Director of WCU’s Film & Television
Production in Cullowhee. They talk about how he came to be in Cullowhee,
about his classes and his part of the 125th year of WCU. Music: “Wildwood Flower” by Henry Queen.
Stories of Mountain Folk: Amy’s
guest is Irene Bishop Hooper, who was born and raised in Cullowhee.
She talks about living in the early ‘30s where the WCU campus is now
(a special attributed to the 125th Anniversary of the university). Music: “Chasin’ Grayson” by Home Delivery.
Black Roots of Appalachia: Victoria
continues her talk with Reverend Wanda Jean Howell Moore from Sylva who
compares her youthful experiences in school up north to going to school
in the south and other experiences. Music: “Dueling Banjos” by the Ross Brothers.
Going Down Another Road: Judy talks with Ann Hayes McDonald from Mills River in Henderson County, who shares stories of her youth. Music: “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” by Ron Smith.
Closing Song: “Lonesome Polly Ann” by the Blue Ridge Rounders.
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