In this Friday Feature, we go on a tour of the Veterans Healing Farm in Mills River with its executive director, Alan Yeck. We hear about their agriculture programs, workshops, and events, all designed to enhance the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of veterans and their families.

This week, Jaclyn spoke with Anne Fanatico, Program Director and Co-Founder of Frontline to Farm, which is led by App State’s Goodnight Family Department of Sustainable Development. The program supports veterans as they transition from military service to farming and educates a new generation of farmers. Army veteran Aaron Banner also joins the conversation to share his experience as a Frontline to Farm alumnus.

Jaclyn spoke with Mark Lach, creative producer of Titanic: The Exhibition. They discuss what visitors can expect at the exhibition and Mark’s trip to the Titanic wreck site.

This week’s Friday Feature focuses on the area’s Revolutionary War history. Jaclyn spoke with Traveler’s Rest mayor Brandy Amidon about a recently unveiled statue honoring Dicey Langston. Then Gaffney’s tourism administrator, LeighAnn Moon, tells us about the new museum, Carolina Rising.

The Friday Feature for Juneteenth takes you to the Spartanburg Library's Local History Room to hear from its assistant director, Brad Steinecke. He talks about the Freedom Flag in their collection that was sewn in 1865 and used in Spartanburg’s emancipation parade and jubilee. Kim Brown, Spartanburg's Parks and Recreation and Special Events Director, outlines the Juneteenth celebrations happening in the city on Friday and Saturday. And in Asheville, Alexandria Monque Ravenel, with the YMI Cultural Center, tells us about the history of the center, what they do, and about the Juneteenth events happening on The Block.

The Brevard Music Center is celebrating its 90th year with a stellar summer of music. Jaclyn spoke with their President and CEO, Jason Posnock, about their history, the musicians coming to Brevard this summer, and what's ahead as they move towards their centennial.

Jaclyn spoke with Gar Ragland, founder and CEO of Citizen Vinyl. They've recently moved from their location in Asheville to focus on manufacturing in Weaverville.

WNCW’s Dylan Henson recently spoke with creator and performer Carolina Quiroga about "Becoming ’Merican: The Game Show", an interactive theater performance coming to Story Parlor in Asheville. During the conversation, Quiroga explained how the production transforms the U.S. citizenship process into a live audience experience featuring mock interviews, paperwork races, loyalty rituals, and satirical challenges inspired by real immigration experiences. The performance blends comedy, improvisation, poetry, and audience participation to create a show that is both entertaining and reflective.

Philip Jackson, with the NC Forest Service, joined Jaclyn to talk about a new documentary B.R.I.D.G.E.: A Second Chance Through Service. They talk about the program's origins, how the documentary was made, and the impact it has on participants and North Carolina.

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