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Episode 104

Episode 102

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • Creative solutions to rural childcare shortages.

  • Kentucky’s historic and mostly forgotten baseball Tobacco Leagues.

  • The resurgence of traditional weaving in Appalachia.

  • Music from the Catgut String Band.

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • Rural counties collaborating with immigration enforcement

  • Boris McCutcheon, a musician from New Mexico

  • A Reveal and Daily Yonder collaboration about Solar for All funding cuts

  • Seed savers in Appalachia

  • Artist Perri Lynch Howard uses sound to tell quiet stories in northern Washington

Episode 102 Timing

Episode 101

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • New poll of rural voters, conducted by the Center for Rural Strategies and expert pollsters Lake Research.

  • Efforts to save a pristine local watershed from a proposed sewer plant.

  • A forest farmer producing syrup from big leaf maple trees.

  • The Rural Health Transformation Fund from Sarah Jane Tribble of KFF Health News.

Episode 106 Timing

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • Crisis care in mental health

  • Turning swords into plowshares in Appalachia.

  • Farm succession in Montana from podcaster Megan Torgerson

  • Musician Sparrow Smith from western North Carolina

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • Innovative healthcare approach in rural Wisconsin that combines daycare with elderly care.

  • Rural representation in reality TV, breaking down the TLC show “Suddenly Amish”

  • Reflections from a canoe journey 50 miles down the Hudson River.

  • Music from South Dakota rancher Eliza Blue.

This week’s episode features stories including:

  • Data centers in rural communities

  • How rural films fared at the Academy Awards

  • Blue Mountain Tribe, three time winners of the Native American Music Awards

  • Folk pottery traditions still practiced in North Carolina

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