Center for Cultural Preservation
In this week’s Friday Feature, Jaclyn talks with David Winetraub, documentary filmmaker and executive director of the Center for Cultural Preservation, about his new film, Raising Cane: The Cherokee and Rivercane—which premieres September 19 at Blue Ridge Community College’s Thomas Auditorium.
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