Co-hosts Logan and Will sit down with longtime friend and talented writer Alec Berry. The discussion topics include: growing up in Glen Dale, WV and his dream to dethrone Brad Paisley, starting a podcast in 2007, working at a college radio station, moving to Minneapolis on a whim, and returning home two years later. The interview was recorded on Sunday, February 2nd, 2020 and was marked explicit due to the content of some of Alec's readings. You can buy his work here and check out his blog here.

Co-hosts Logan and Will sit back down with writer Alec Berry to discuss his latest release, titled "Orange". The discussion includes: Alec's inspiration and motivation behind "Orange", his views on reading and how important it is, Wheeling's unknown cryptid, a few select readings from "Orange", and a quick debate about ordering a pizza. This episode was recorded on June 17th, 2020 and was marked explicit due to the content of Alec's work as well as an accidental cuss word. You can find Alec's work here and check out his blog here.

Co-hosts William Wallace and Logan Schmitt sit down with producer Corey Knollinger to quickly talk about the premise of the podcast and why it is important to them. They also explain how COVID-19 delayed the release by several months. 

The episode also includes: Corey speaking, a sandwich analogy, Corey's unique laugh and how that can be alarming during a pandemic. 

Special thanks to The Pussyfooters for the use of "The Days of Box Wine and Paper Roses" as our intro and outro music. 

Appalachian Sound and Color was created by Clientele Art Studio located in Wheeling, WV.