
Music legends and traditions of the North Carolina mountains and foothills.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Dr. Ted Olson and Laura Boosinger continue to discuss the 1925 Asheville Sessions. Olson explains the influence the sessions had on artists and musical styles. Boosinger discusses the city's growth during 1924 and 1925.
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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
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Listeners are drawn to regional North Carolina culture, with a focus on traditional music, storytelling, crafts, and community heritage. Episodes highlight local history, influential figures in folk and bluegrass, and the ways rural communities preserve artisanal crafts, celebrate music and dance, and respond to natural events. The show probably appeals to fans of regional arts, heritage tourism, and hands-on craftsmanship, offering intimate conversations with organizers, artisans, and performers that illuminate long-running traditions and contemporary revival efforts. A notable strength is its consistent emphasis on community involvement and regional identity, often featuring firsthand perspectives from organizers, musicians, and storytell... more
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