This 40 minute episode breaks down the events and timeline of before, during, and after December 7th, 1941 “A day which will live in Infamy” (sorry that this was posted late, but I hope you still enjoy it regardless. Bless our veterans 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Here’s the second-half to our top 10. Enjoy and Happy Halloween 🎃 👻

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃 This episode is all about spooks, ghost sightings, and paranormal activity that dwells within the valley. There will be a second part later this week since this episode is very long. Stay tuned.

Southwest Virginia is truly an unique area of the commonwealth especially in the fall. In this 30 minute first episode of season 4, we look at to traditions that Or as old as the trees in the valleys and see the importance and role in defining the heritage and culture of the Appalachia and Blue Ridge regions.

This 28-minute finale episode is a continuation to the series looking at the Valley Region and SWVA and how they moved in new and improved ways that changed traveling in society forever. It is recommended to watch part one (S:2 E:2) before this.

This Lost but not Forgotten episode features a truly amazing piece of railroad history in the heart of Southwest Virginia. Not only one of a kind, but also one of only a few remaining pieces of a long gone and lesser known railroad in Virginia. Listen in to this 11-minute segment about this site’s interesting story.

This 25-minute episode looks back at one of America’s most popular summer sports since the late 19th century. Hear about the many teams that once played in their communities across the valley and the change of baseball over the years with the existing teams. If you like baseball and history (or just one of those) than this episode recording is for you.

Happy Military Appreciation Month! This 23-minute episode special features SWVA’s first taste of war as many here made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom and home.

A small town but a big history. Travel back in time to this first lost community, learn of Shawsville’s origins, and the buildings that displays the town’s height of progress. BTW: sorry that the episode in long. It’s meant to be shorter than 20 minutes. Enjoy though. 😁

As we are entering month 14 of COVID-19, we still need to be safe and strong through these tough times like those who are surviving through a similar crisis in the late 1900s. Otherwise known as the Spanish flu, it like the entire country had greatly affected Southwest Virginians in the many urbanized areas and backwater communities enclosed within the valley and plateau regions. This 15-minute featurette looks into the first major pandemic in Southwest Virginia and the lives that were affected during this period.