Welcome back to the holler! In this episode, we are reminiscing about the late and wonderful, Dolly Parton. There is no way we could fit our love and appreciation for her into a one hour episode, so look out for more episodes on her life, music, and contribution to Appalachia. We love you, Dolly <3

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Welcome back to the holler! We are continuing our book club with the final book of the original Hunger Games series, Mockingjay. This a long one but there's so much to dive into! Next up for September: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

Welcome back to the holler! Our holler is a little bit homier this week, as it's the first time we have recorded in our hometown of Spruce Pine, NC! We have the most amazing guest joing us today: Annali Silver! Annali has been an incredible resource to us, and is an avid Appalachian history lover. She is also has Charlie Silver (of Frankie and Charlei Silver) in her family tree, and has a unique perspective on this story. Tune in to learn more about her!

Welcome back to the Holler! This week, we are continuing our Hunger Games book club, building up to the theatrical release of Sunrise on the Reaping in November. This month is all about Catching Fire! Pick up your book and give us a listen!

Y'ALL! It is time for the 50th episode! We love this podcast so much, and we appreciate every single person who takes the time to listen. Much love to everyone, happy 50th episode!

Welcome back y'all! This week we are taking about the The Rhododendron Festival in Burnsville, NC and the Highland Games that take place near Grandfather Mountain in NC. These festivals' both have a lot of Appalachian charm, and bring people from all over the world to appreciate the joy and beauty of Appalachia.

Welcome back to the holler! We are very excited to announce the start of our book club! We will be doing a book a month and right now, we're starting a series...THE HUNGER GAMES. We will be reading one book a month is preparation for the theatrical release of Sunrise on the Reaping. If you like to talk about the Hunger Games, this is the episode for you!

Welcome back to the holler! This week, we will be continuing our series about the Murders on the Appalachian Trail. This murder happened only one year later, and the victim was a young hiker by the name of Janice Balza.

Welcome back y'all! It's movie day here in the holler, so grab some popcorn and get comfy. We're talking about movies that center around Appalachia, and rating them on our biscuit scale. Spoiler alert: The Hunger Games has five biscuits!

Hey y'all, welcome back to the holler! Today, we are chatting about a very important Appalachian Storyteller, Ray Hicks! Ray Hicks is a highly regarded storyteller who lived through his Jack Tales. He is also part of Meg's family tree...give us a listen to find out more!