
Music legends and traditions of the North Carolina mountains and foothills.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

In this episode, we dive into the backgrounds of some participants from the original sessions. It was reported that out of 300 applications, only 25 musicians were chosen for the original Asheville Sessions. Listen to learn about two of those musicia... more
Something big happened in Asheville music in 1925.
A two-week recording session was held at the Vanderbilt Hotel. Musicians and groups performed traditional Southern Appalachian music. Afterwards, OKeh Records pressed and released a catalogue of re... more
Three luthiers have collaborated to create a guitar, which will be raffled off through LEAF Global Arts at the annual LEAF Festival, taking place from October 16 to 19, 2025. The guitar was crafted from wood harvested from trees that fell during Hurr... more
Part two of this special podcast delves into the evolution of the Folk School's programming with Bethany Chaney, the school's executive director. She explains the significance of its gradual shift in focus, encompassing music, dance, and craft.
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A rich exploration of the musical traditions and legends from the North Carolina mountains and foothills, this podcast showcases the deep-rooted cultural narratives and historical influences that have shaped the region's music scene. Through conversations with artists, luthiers, and community leaders, listeners gain insights into the lives of iconic musicians, the stories behind their craft, and the impact of local traditions on contemporary music. The discussions highlight not only the artistry involved in traditional music but also the significance of community, craftsmanship, and the preservation of heritage in the face of modern challenges. Unique elements include personal anecdotes from notable figures, explorations of historic music s... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Bethany Chaney
2. Helen Gibson
3. Connie Regan-Blake
4. Jayne Henderson
5. Jim Lauderdale
6. Brian McDowell
7. Rhonda Gouge
8. Louise Wright Price
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