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WNCW's More to the Story features the Kudzu Project interview with Daniel Conway, Program Coordinator for Henderson County's Adult Recovery Court. It's a program designed to help people break the cycle of addiction and incarceration by providing structure, treatment, and accountability.

For Laura Boosinger's second installment on the birth of the Banjo she continues her conversation with banjoist, producer, and author Bob Carlin.

Amanda Bocchi presents author and songwriter Bob Schmucker, and the reading of his short story, "A Good Friday".

Jaclyn spoke with Zack Freeman, Isothermal's lead instructor for the graphic design program, about the Anuran, the college's literary and arts magazine.

Laura Boosinger talks with banjoist, producer, and author Bob Carlin on the origins of the banjo, from its origins in West Africa to the instrument we know today.

85: Nicholas Edwards Williams' first installment on balladeer Burl Ives from his early life in Illinois through his college years and training at Juilliard.

Jaclyn spoke with Laura Link about the organization and their performance of Alice in Wonderland.

Jaclyn talked with Maria Dunlavey about the Appalachian wild leek, also known as ramps. They discussed why the plant is protected, conservation efforts, and poaching.

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 musicians: James Dedrick Harris (fiddle) and Ernest Helton (banjo).

Stephen Poplin is a spiritual hypnotherapist, transpersonal astrologer, author, and longtime educator exploring the deeper layers of consciousness. With roots in Virginia and degrees from Old Dominion University, Stephen has taught across the U.S. and Europe, and served as International Director of The Michael Newton Institute for Life Between Lives Hypnotherapy, and spent years in Virginia Beach giving talks at the Association for Research and Enlightenment.