David Robert Farmerie

This podcast episode talks about the importance of memories, and also about the vital importance of stopping, periodically, to Smell the Roses.

This is part 2 of the final episode from my Residency in Wilson, North Carolina.

As I wrap up my time in Wilson, North Carolina I talk about my final week. In this episode I talk about Miss BB Pink.

Issues around Black and White seem to permeate our society now more than ever. Wilson is a town of change, in many ways, including the relations between these two sides.

This is the introduction to the series I will present over the next 4 weeks from my work in Wilson, North Carolina, as part of the Eyes On Main Street Residency Program.

Having spent several months working on a photo story of the crew member veterans of the B-17 Bombers, of WWII, I was presented with many stories. One of these I am sharing with you.

This is the story of Cuthbert Alfredo Vanterpool, stealing souls, and making his portrait.

Recently I had an assignment to photograph Sheep Shearing on the Navajo reservation. Granted, sheep shearing is not exclusive to the Dine', but the history behind it, and the way in which they do it, is.

In this episode I share four short stories: How Do You Serve?, Gardening In The Rain, The Potential Demise of the Hasidic Jewish Culture, and Wheelchair vs. The Stroller.