Hope Shorts Series—Home Grown, Made From Scratch, Preserved To Last

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To a background of blues riffs and folk songs, Bernice Clayton and Nathan Shelton, natives of Fayette County, West Virginia describe their older family members' ability to make do from scratch, from the land, making sorghum molasses, making soap, preserving food, and squatting on land during the time of the West Virginia Mine Wars, getting by with a pinch of humor and a pound of know-how.

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