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It was a listen back to a few of the highlight features over the past year. WNCW shared information on the Blue Ridge Honor Flight, the book A Guide To The Appalachian Trail, TV and stand-up Comedian Tommy Davidson, and The Ava Gardner Museum. -
Isothermal Community College President Margaret Annunziata sat down with WNCW to talk about the recently completed fall semester and accomplishments for the school in 2022. She also talked about an ongoing strategic plan and other goals for 2023.
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All about North Carolina, Our State Magazine was the focus of this Friday Feature, when we were joined by Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Hudson. Hudson shared that this October/Mountain issue of stories and beautiful photos is the largest edition in magazine history. -
"How Vibrant The Colors: The Fall Changing-Of-The-Leaves In The Mountains Of Western North Carolina"Professor Jonathan Horton, Chair of the Biology Department at the University of North Carolina Asheville, was our guest on this interview to set the stage for what fall 2022 was going to look like during the process of the changing leaf colors.
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The Annual Ava Gardener Festival marks what would have been her 100th birthday.
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It's the return of The Tryon International Film Festival, Oct. 7th through the 9th. Film festival Co-Founder and Organizer, Kirk Gollwitzer spoke with WNCW about this year's plans from screening locations to film titles. Kirk also shared information about the events judges and how they decide which films are selected for the festival.
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Back for another year of medieval characters in unique costumes, jousting, games, Celtic music, and feasts is the Carolina Renaissance Festival, located near Charlotte. Director Matt Siegel was interviewed about this popular event and what 2022 has to offer from the outdoor pavilions - to the performance stages - to the characters.
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You're probably familiar with the cult-classic film, The Rocky HorrorPicture Show, but have you heard of The Rocky Horror Music Show? Thanks to a group of musicians/actors out of Asheville, the musical premiered in 2021 with great reviews. They are back this year with upcoming performances from Asheville to Charlotte to Eastern Tennessee. The creator of the show and band member, Courtney Cahill spoke to WNCW on Sept. 9, 2022.
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Comedian Tommy Davidson, of In Living Color fame, invades the Carolinas, as he impersonates entertainers and talks about race values.
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Located in Asheville, Western Carolina Rescue Ministries has been serving those in need for a number of years. More than often, the group is extending a helping hand to the homeless and someone fighting addiction
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A collaboration of The Earl Scruggs Museum, Tryon International Equestrian & Resort Center, WNCW, and event sponsors present the inaugural Earl Scruggs Music Festival, on Labor Day weekend. This Friday Feature helps prepare you for the event, as you hear from Tryon Equestrian Center Director of Events and Entertainment, Jeff Fissel. The lineup of performers is incredible!
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The day before Author Christy Smith was scheduled for a book signing at the Orchard at Altapass, she sat down with WNCW's Friday Feature Interview. Christy shared details about her book, Lost Cove, North Carolina - Portrait of a Vanished Appalachian Community 1864-1957. Learn where the Lost Cove community was located and how its people survived.
