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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2026 · 22 MIN

The vital role of 4-H programming through youth and adult volunteer programs

from TennesseeFarmTable.com · host Amy Campbell

Today, our feature is 4-H and how this organization is vital to our community and country through youth and adult volunteer programs. Our special featured guest today is the late Dr. Joe Johnson, President Emeritus of the University of Tennessee. I originally recorded and aired this show in 2014 during the first season of my show. I am currently in my 13th season. So, this recording was actually made in 2014 in Dr. Johnson’s office at UT, Knoxville when Dr. Johnson was still working. He passed in 2023. Having served on the foundation board of 4-H and participating in 4-H as a child in Alabama, Dr. Johnson relays to us his feelings on the importance of this vital organization. We'll also hear all about broccoli casserole from Fred Sauceman. Mary Constantine has a touching story about her own childhood experience with 4-H and corn muffins and Tony Lawson, General Manager of WDVX Radio will share with us his youth experiences with 4-H and how it got him out of the holler of Campbell County and exposed him to things he had not yet seen.

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