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Minton Sparks – "If Only, Aunt Sye"
Minton Sparks is a wildly original poet, performance artist, novelist, teacher, and essayist born in a Tennessee college town and raised among her Southern family in and around Arkansas. She earned degrees from the University of the South and Vanderbilt University. Her appearances range from the prestigious Jonesborough National Storytelling Festival all the way to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and the American Songbook Series at Lincoln Center in New York City.
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Local Focal: Cowboy Collector Jack Thorp
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Roots Reinterpreted: The Folk Revival of Jake Xerxes Fussell
In an era when Taylor Swift can set the world on fire with an album titled Folklore, what space is left for actual folklore?
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It's Time For Some Twang As The IBMA Bluegrass Music Awards Returns to Raleigh
IBMA, International Bluegrass Music Association, Communications and Public Relations Rep. Kristen Bearfield sat down with WNCW to discuss the group's 34th annual awards show and upcoming festival/conference. Kristen is also a bluegrass recording artist. Events begin in Raleigh, NC, on Sept. 26th with the big bluegrass music awards show on the 28th.
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Going Home to Where Dreams Come True: Miko Marks
How dreaming of a jam session led to a long awaited reunion and resurgence
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Michael "Badhair" Williams - "Possum and the Snake"
Michael "Badhair" Williams has been telling Appalachian folk tales on stage since 1975. Television, radio, and rock videos have pushed storytelling into the corners with the cobwebs. "Badhair" sweeps it back out, pulling from his Appalachian heritage the tales that delighted our grandparents, and now delight our children and ourselves.
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Doug Elliot - "The Cajuns and Crawfish"
Doug Elliott is a naturalist, herbalist, basket maker, back-country guide, harmonica master, and storyteller from Rutherford County N.C. He has spent much of his time learning from traditional country folk and indigenous people. He performs programs at festivals, museums, nature centers, and schools from Canada to the Caribbean. He is the author of five books, many articles in regional and national magazines, and is an award-winning recording artist.
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Pete Koschnick - "The Fly and The Lion"
Pete is a puppeteer, theater teacher, and storyteller. He makes his home in Asheville, N.C. The Fly and The Lion is an Aesop Fable that teaches bragging can get you in trouble.
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Rob Slusser
Rob Slusser, a banjo driven bluegrass singer-songwriter from Clifton Forge, Virginia discusses his debut album, Drifting and his single, "My Last Love Letter"
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The 87th annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention in Galax, Va. Mandolins, banjos and guitars, oh my!
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