Stories of mountain folk broadcast: 2009-02-21

Stories of mountain folk broadcast: 2009-02-21

Arts

Authors, American

Autobiography

Community life

Cornhusk craft

Handicraft

Local writings

Manners and customs

Music

Amy opens with Annie Lee Bryson’s poem “Corn Shuck Doll,” followed by Doreyl’s interview with Bryson. Bryson hails from Cane Creek in Cullowhee and is known locally as the “Corn Shuck Doll Lady.” Amy welcomes Mary Moody of Sylva, who grew up in Cherokee; she shares her experiences with cakewalks as a child in the local school system. Harry Cagle ends the show with “Old Joe Clark.”

Stories of Mountain Folk - Radio Programs

Hunter Library Digital Collections, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, NC 28723

2009-02-21

Bryson, Annie Lee, 1921-2010

Cagle, Harry

Cain, Doreyl Ammons

Garza, Amy Ammons

Moody, Mary

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Jackson County (N.C.)

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30 minutes(duration)

Stories of Mountain Folk