This week, you will hear the first part of a two part conversation with Rodney Rose. He shares stories of his life Down East, including memories of his childhood and his years fishing. Enjoy this week’s episode and these important stories.

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Closing out July, we are shining a spotlight on this interview with Nathan Everett, given by Susan West. While he grew up in Pinetown in a tobacco farming family, he began working on a crab boat as a teenager and continued working in the fishing industry. Enjoy as he shares his stories and experiences.

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For our 100th episode, Karen Willis Amspacher joins us for a conversation about her love for Down East. From working on the Harkers Island Cookbook, creating the Mailboat for locals to share their stories, now to directing the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum & Heritage Center, Karen is a core member of the community, working to preserve Down East traditions and heritage. Enjoy this insightful, fun, and heartfelt conversation with Karen Willis Amspacher.

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In this special episode, Staci shares her own story, reminiscing on her childhood and the family and friends who made her who she is today. She takes us through her early memories, her time in school, and the things she loves about Down East, so enjoy as she shares her roots.

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Darrell Basden joins us this week to share his Down East story. While he grew up in Duplin County, he now considers Down East his home. He shares his memories of meeting Staci, differences in their culture and dialect, and how he came to love Harkers Island. Sit back and enjoy this conversation with Darrell Basden.

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This week we are virtually joined by Skip Prange via a phone interview. During this conversation, Skip discusses moving to Harkers Island and becoming a park ranger. Some of his stories are full of comedy, while other memories are heartwarming, but with every moment shared, he makes it clear that the island is his home. 

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This series of recordings and interviews with Rany Jennette detail his memories of growing up to the lighthouse, where he was born, with his father as the lighthouse keeper. He recalls the layout of his former home, his childhood, and the storms, which ultimately led to their move away from the lighthouse.

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In this interview, Bonnie Hunter speaks with Margaret Daniels, a retired nurse from Down East, about her experiences with hurricanes. She recalls storms from her childhood, from her years working as a nurse, and the storms after she retired. Listen close as we hear from one of Down East’s best storytellers.

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During the month of June, we will be focusing on oral histories and readings that reflect Down East stories and heritage. This week, we are putting a spotlight on an interview with Kenny Brite, an EMT who played a huge role in helping people in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. 

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