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Our Mountain Speaks
by Jules Corriere, Nick Rash, Dylan Wilson
This program shares the mountain culture and heritage of Yancey, Mitchell, and Avery Counties in North Carolina. Drawn from a deep well of powerful stories, each podcast recounts a true-life tale as told by the descendants of the pioneers and trailblazers who nestled into the region over two hundred years ago, and continue to keep alive their way of life and language through storytelling.
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Thomas Wolfe as told by Michael Fortner
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Michael FortnerMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994) Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Lucius Hale Ogle as told by Dylan Wilson
Written and Hosted by Dylan Wilson and Nichola RashPerformed by Dylan WilsonMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994) Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Julie Boone as told by Jennifer Wilson
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Jennifer WilsonMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994) Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Nathaniel Allen as told by Dylan Wilson
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Dylan WilsonMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994) Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Isaac Adkins as told by Nathan Wilson
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Nathan WilsonMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994) Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Niagara Ray Wilson as told by Lesa Autrey
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Lesa AutreyMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were inspired from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994)Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library. Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Nathan Dempsey as told by Nathan Wilson
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Nathan WilsonMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were created from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994)Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library. Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Nancy Silver Parker as told by Lesa Autrey
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Lesa AutreyMusic performed by Nicholas RashFiddle Music performed by Wayne MartinEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were created from an oral history collection found in Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Alfred Silver as told by Nicholas Rash
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Nicholas RashMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were created from an oral history collection found in Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library. Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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Lovada Ray Bailey as told by Heather Hockaday
Written and Hosted by Dylan WilsonPerformed by Heather HockadayMusic performed by Nicholas RashEdited and Produced by Jules Corriere Our Mountain Speaks Season One is funded by a grant from the Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library System. Special thanks to the Yancey History Association and Millie's Mountain. Stories for this podcast were created from an oral history collection found in The Heritage of the Toe River Valley by Dr. Lloyd Bailey (1994)Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library. Created by Dylan Wilson, Jules Corriere, and Nick Rash This program was made possible by a grant from the Yancey County Public Library.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This program shares the mountain culture and heritage of Yancey, Mitchell, and Avery Counties in North Carolina. Drawn from a deep well of powerful stories, each podcast recounts a true-life tale as told by the descendants of the pioneers and trailblazers who nestled into the region over two hundred years ago, and continue to keep alive their way of life and language through storytelling.
HOSTED BY
Jules Corriere, Nick Rash, Dylan Wilson
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This program shares the mountain culture and heritage of Yancey, Mitchell, and Avery Counties in North Carolina. Drawn from a deep well of powerful stories, each podcast recounts a true-life tale as told by the descendants of the pioneers and trailblazers who nestled into the region over two...
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Our Mountain Speaks is created and hosted by Jules Corriere, Nick Rash, Dylan Wilson.
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