Kids' Radio - Mountain musician,storyteller, square dance caller and teacher Randy Wilson creates this wonderful program with young folks from the area. Storytelling, interviews, thought provoking skits - the kids do it all & they do a stunning job.

Radio-Gram 51: February 23, 2010 ~The American Chestnut

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Kids' Radio - Mountain musician,storyteller, square dance caller and teacher Randy Wilson creates this wonderful program with young folks from the area. Storytelling, interviews, thought provoking skits - the kids do it all & they do a stunning job.

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Appalachian artists and community organizers discuss their campaign for affordable broadband Internet service in their community. If you want high-speed internet access, and you happen to live in certain areas on and around Eastern Kentucky's Pine Mountain--currently there's only one thing to do: Move.

Radio-Gram 55: February 23, 2010 ~ Analog v Digital

Radio-Gram host Mia Frederick explores digital data rot and the meaning for memory with Appalshop archivist Caroline Ruebens. Tommy Anderson try's to figure out what is analog ; and Mark Kidd brings a Radio-Gram profiling music and electronic genious, Raymond Scott.

This Radio-Gram was produced by Mia Frederick, Tommy Anderson, Caroline Ruebens and Mark Kidd.

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