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A progressive podcast providing a counter-narrative to the negative portrayal and harmful stereotypes of Appalachia.

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Latest Episodes

Today, Chuck talks with Lesley Pacey, Senior Environmental Officer at the Government Accountability Project, about the Norfolk Southern disaster that occurred three years ago this month in East Palestine, Ohio, and how the people impacted have been f... more

Today, Chuck discusses a truly awful bill attempting to criminalize trans people in West Virginia. 

Then, Chuck hangs out with Addie Levy and Ben Morrison from the band The Brothers Comatose.  We discuss their origin story, musical influences, and h... more

Today, Chuck shares his thoughts on the murder of Renee Good in Minneapolis and what he thinks of ICE generally.

Then, Chuck talks to Nevin Sharma, a comedian from Wheeling, WV and based out of Winston-Salem, NC

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Today, Chuck talks to Stacie Fugate, Executive Director of Appalachians for Appalachia. 

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Recent Guests

Lesley Pacey
Senior Environmental Officer at the Government Accountability Project
Government Accountability Project
Episode: #259: East Palestine Train Derailment: 3 years later
Nevin Sharma
Comedian from West Virginia, currently living in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Comedian
Episode: #257: F**k ICE
Stacie Fugate
Executive Director of Appalachians for Appalachia
Episode: #256: Appalachian identity and the radical left agenda for the hollers
Josh Poe
Activist and leader in the Louisville Tenants Union
Louisville Tenants Union
Episode: #255: Louisville Tenants Union
Andrew Ayudin
Comic book writer known for the March trilogy and involved with the Appalachian Comics Project.
Appalachian Comics Project
Episode: #254: Appalachia Comics Project
David Gate
A poet, writer, and visual artist who focuses on community care and dignity.
Episode: #253: State of political discourse + David Gate's rebellion of care
Rebecca Lee Daniels
An incredible Appalachian musician creating authentic, roots-driven country and bluegrass music since the age of 16.
Episode: #251: Bonafide Appalachian musicians
Denali Nalamalapu
A climate organizer and author of the graphic novel 'Holler'
Episode: #250: Stories of rural resistance from the Holler
Melissa Cropper
President of the Ohio Federation of Teachers
Ohio Federation of Teachers
Episode: #249: Big Beautiful Bulls**t

Host

Chuck Corra
Host of Appodlachia, with a focus on progressive political and cultural discussions.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 526 ratings
  • The Ponderosa of PodCasts

    Unlike John Damnit Vance, they are from here!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TP606
    United States2 years ago
  • Critical listen

    Absolutely critical examination of the true culture of Appalachia. So important to debunk stereotypes about our region and lift up voices that may seem unexpected to people outside of the area. A must listen if you want to have your thumb on the pulse of Appalachia.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jon.speaks
    United States2 years ago
  • Appozzed

    Hosts rattle off the regime-approved center-left takes like nobody’s business. The Blair Mtn miners would weep if they saw the hosts’ soft visages.

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    United States2 years ago
  • God denying liberals

    Keep on keeping on!

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    God-Denying, Gay Libs climb onto their soapbox and whine about whatever their Tv tells them to.

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Listeners find the content critical for understanding the true culture of Appalachia and appreciate its informative discourse.
The podcast has been noted for its engaging, thoughtful examination of social issues and a refreshing perspective on Appalachian life.
Overall, the show has resonated positively with audiences seeking authentic stories and genuine community advocacy.
Some criticisms have emerged regarding perceived biases in the program's political discussions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

#259: East Palestine Train Derailment: 3 years later
Q: What has been the government response in the aftermath of this?
The government response has been inadequate, with ongoing health issues among residents and a lack of support for their healthcare needs.
#259: East Palestine Train Derailment: 3 years later
Q: What exactly happened with that train derailment, who was involved?
A train derailed carrying vinyl chloride and other hazardous chemicals, which resulted in massive fires and toxic chemical release. The decision to open burn the chemicals worsened the situation significantly.
#257: F**k ICE
Q: How did you get to that point? And what drew you to finally take that plunge?
I kept being drawn to comedy, even though I hesitated at first due to fear of failing. Eventually, the desire to try it became too strong, and I did my first open mic, which led me to pursue comedy more seriously over the years.
#255: Louisville Tenants Union
Q: Can you share a little bit about your background, and also maybe what the Tenants Union is?
Josh discusses his upbringing in Kentucky, his experience with poverty, and the establishment of the Tenants Union as a means to empower renters.
#251: Bonafide Appalachian musicians
Q: What does it entail for you to decide to become a full-time musician?
Rebecca shared her journey towards making that decision, noting the pressures and frustrations of previous jobs that did not align with her values, leading to her choice to pursue music full-time.

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This series presents a wide range of discussions that challenge the traditional narratives surrounding Appalachia, often highlighting issues of social justice, community resilience, and political discourse. Focusing on topics like housing justice, climate activism, labor rights, and cultural representation, it engages a diverse array of guests, including activists, musicians, authors, and educators, all of whom contribute unique perspectives on contemporary challenges and triumphs within the Appalachian region. The approach is both informative and empathetic, aiming to foster understanding and solidarity among listeners, particularly those interested in progressive activism and regional identity.

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Recent guests on Appodlachia include:

1. Lesley Pacey
2. Nevin Sharma
3. Stacie Fugate
4. Josh Poe
5. Andrew Ayudin
6. David Gate
7. Rebecca Lee Daniels
8. Denali Nalamalapu

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