The Life of Local News Reporters | WVVA Journalists | 192
Local news is not fake news, and Appalachia has some incredible journalists who work hard every day to tell the stories of our communities. In this episode, I sit down with WVVA’s Joshua Bolden, Megan...
11 Elo 1h 49min
My Brother was Ran Over and Dragged to his Death | John Lucas Family | 190
John Lucas was run over by an ambulance and dragged to his death in the hills of West Virginia, and as hard as that is to say, it is exactly what happened. But while his family waits for justice, it i...
3 Elo 2h 35min
The Appalachian Who Helped End Pablo Escobar | Steve Murphy | 189
This is one of those episodes where two hours feels like it went by in two minutes. Steve Murphy spent six years with the Bluefield, West Virginia Police Department before joining the DEA, where he wo...
29 Heinä 1h 58min
Why I Document Life in Southern West Virginia | Grady Woods | 188
Just two fellers from the County talkin’ shop, and this one was a whole lot of fun. I sat down with Grady Woods to talk about life, content creation in the hills, and the love we both have for McDowel...
21 Heinä 1h 19min
MISSING: Mary Catherine Green
It's been more almost a month since Mary Catherine Green, who suffers from dementia, was reported missing from her home on June 18 in the Greenbrier Road area of Richwood, West Virginia. We interview ...
17 Heinä 17min
What the Heck is Alpha-gal Syndrome? | Leisa Moten | 187
Ticks suck, figuratively and literally, and somehow this episode made me even more terrified of them than I already was. Leisa Moten joined the studio to break down Alpha-gal syndrome, a disease cause...
16 Heinä 1h
The Case of Marly Kinney (So far...)
This episode discusses the heartbreaking case of 19-year-old Marly Kinney, who was reported missing from a rented pontoon boat at Grayson Lake in Kentucky on June 24, 2026. After an extensive search i...
10 Heinä 24min
