Amy introduces Jacob Jones, a 14-year-old musician from Sylva, who plays “Whoa Mule.” Doreyl’s special guest is our producer, Neal Hearn, who talks about creating his classic glass boxes. Amy welcomes Marion Jones, an antiques collector from Sylva,…
Amy opens with her memories of springtime in the mountains. Doreyl talks with Becky Lipkin of Tuckasegee, a local herbalist and certified aroma therapist, who is known as the "Herb Lady of Cedar Creek Farms." Amy’s guest is Stedman Mitchell from…
Amy talks about her love of the radio as a child. Doreyl interviews local artist Jackie Smith, followed by part one of Amy’s interview with local radio icon Jimmy Childress. Ending the show is “Red River Valley” by Jo Northup and Richard Birt of…
Amy tells the “Story of the Basket.” Doreyl interviews the Balsam Mountain Bluegrass Band and they share their music. Amy talks with Eddie Swimmer, director of Cherokee’s outdoor drama Unto These Hills. Balsam Mountain Bluegrass Band plays “Jim…
Amy talks about the power of gospel music and plays “Are You Washed in the Blood” by the Rye Holler Boys. Doreyl interviews the Rye Holler Boys and we enjoy their music. Amy talks with Bessie Crawford of Franklin who recalls stories of the past and…
Amy’s opening story is about feed sack clothing. Doreyl interviews Kevin Ray Bryson, a teenage musician who plays banjo, guitar, piano, and mandolin. Amy speaks with James Reaux of Thirteen Moons Restaurant in Nantahala, an award-winning chef who has…
Doreyl interviews JoAnn Meeks from Franklin, who discusses how art has helped her mind, body, and soul. Amy talks with Willie Mae Golden from Tilley Creek, who tells stories of growing up in Western North Carolina. The music of guitarist Ron Smith…
Amy shares memories of quilting that continue to resonate for her. Doreyl interviews Gayle Woody from Dillsboro, an art teacher with multiple talents, including gospel music. Amy talks with Leola Brown from Cullowhee, who will turn 90 years old…
Amy tells the story of Uncle Sterlen and his daddy. Doreyl interviews Suzanne Farrior, an art teacher for elementary schools and author of three books for children. Amy speaks with R. O. Wilson, who talks about his lifelong experiences with planting…
Doreyl talks with Kathy Rowe of Cullowhee, a fabric and textile artist, songwriter, and musician. Amy interviews potters Joe Frank McKee and Travis Berning of Tree House Pottery in Dillsboro, who helped start the annual WNC Pottery Festival held each…