
Abe Partridge – folk artist, documentarian, and song-catcher – travels with a portable handheld recorder seeking out artists on the backroads of America. A.A.R.T. features undocumented music: folk artists performing heartfelt songs for Abe's recorder. Plus, as he gently leads the conversation, Abe reveals perspectives from the groups and communities often hidden from the glare of the mainstream.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryMusicMusic InterviewsSociety & Culture | |||

Abe, invited by an unnamed church group, ascends Fonde Mountain in Kentucky to search for snakes used for church services.
Overlooking his old home in Middlesboro from those high places there is an epiphany: The prophesy Cody Coots gave him the firs... more
Abe – from the road, in Wisconsin – gives an update about concluding the first season of A.A.R.T. and where things go from here.
Also, a Summerford contacts the show, updating Abe and Ferrill about what happened to her grandfather. Now, Abe and Ferr... more
Abe recounts three precious objects he found along his way, while touring the American South.
These were needles in haystacks, but treasures in Abe's life: An old Methodist hymnal, a VHS tape, and an extremely rare record.
They cost him $3.
In t... more
Abe continues his search for hidden artists in the hills of Appalachia.
Today, in the same stretch of mountains his beloved friends Jimmy and Pam Morrow lived, he locates a kind man with a house filled to the top with "outsider" art.
This artist (n... more
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The show curates intimate field recordings and conversations with undocumented folk musicians and artists encountered on backroads across America. Episodes center on vernacular gospel, Appalachian art, and cross-generational musical collaboration, often blending live performances, personal histories, and reflections on faith, place, and community. A common thread is a respect for authentic voices outside mainstream channels, with a knack for immersive storytelling, candid humor, and a willingness to tackle delicate topics like copyright, representation, and cultural preservation. Listeners who enjoy deeply grounded, road-trippish documentary storytelling that centers marginalized or overlooked artists will likely find this series compelling... more
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5. David Childers
6. Howard Fenster
7. Sister Dootsie Rose
8. Jasmine Fox
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