Episode L features the town of Lewisburg, WV, voted One of the Best Small Towns in America. It's definitely one of my favorite small towns in West Virginia. This episode features WV Carnegie Hall; The General Lewis Inn; The Greenbrier Valley Visitor's Center; Greenbrier Historical Society; and Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company.

Music in this episode is by : Tim Lancaster

Being back in the Christmas season, it's always important to remember to spread the message of, and put in to practice being kind to one another. Krystian does just that with her non-profit foundation Shining Scars. She has a book of the same name. She has also worked for the Born This Way Foundation, and just appeared in a feature film, The Zombie Club, spreading the message of anti-bullying. Enjoy the episode and have a wonderful Holiday season.

Music : Silent Night : OPUS Music Club Let Us Be Kind: Ananga Martin

Episode K features two media companies from within West Virginia. For the first part of the show, I talk to Kristin Laing of Ruthylee Photography which is based out of Moundsville. We talk about the inspiration for her photography and what we love about the state. For the second part of the show, I talk with Kendall Perkinson and Geoffrey Cameron Fuller about their hit podcast Mared and Karen: The WVU Coed Murders out out by Kromatic Media.

Music: Middle of the Triddle; Catching Wineberries in the Sun: Tim Lancaster House of the Rising Sun: Zoe Bucella

Welcome to the J episode of the show. This episode features Joelle Cameron who has her own dockside and stand up paddle board yoga business Jojo yoga on Cheat Lake. Her husband Justin created and maintains the Cheat Lake website. The second segment features director and West Virginia native Jon Matthews. He talks about his film resume, upcoming projects , and his pride for being a West Virginia native.

Music: Aviatrix: Barbara Jenice Lester

This is the second of the H episodes and one of my very first interviews! This interview features a conversation I had with park rangers Autumn Cook and David Fox. They discuss what makes Harpers Ferry National Historic Park such a special place in West Virginia. This episode also features music from a former artist in residence at the park Tim Lancaster (music can be found on Itunes)

Welcome to the" I " episode of The Wild and Wonderful podcast: Exploring West Virginia A-Z. For this episode, I am focusing on Innovative education with the great folks at Experience Learning in Pendleton County. During my stay I got to spend time with Boone county high school students who are doing vocational education in Adventure Tourism and Hospitality, so later in the show you will hear from the instructor Robert Miller and some of the students in the program. 

This is the first of the H episodes featuring Helvetia, West Virginia. This is one of my favorite spots in the state. Learn more about it by listening to my interviews with local residents. In this episode you will hear from: Clara Lehmann, president of the Helvetia Restoration and Development Organization; Doug Davis, the local artist behind "Old Man Winter"; and concert pianist Jack Gibbons!

Episode G features the small town of Glen Dale, WV (my home town) where I spoke Nila Chaddock and Kara Gordon who work at the Cockayne Farmstead. I also got to interview Paul Kirk who was an instructor at the Gardner Winter Music Festival.

Welcome to the second of the "F" episodes of the podcast! Because I was able to get so much material, this will be split in to two episodes. Part two features Sprouting Farms in Talcott, WV. Music provided by : Born Old

Welcome to the second of the "F" episodes of the podcast! Because I was able to get so much material, this will be split in to two episodes. Part 1 features Wardensville Garden Market in Wardensville, WV.

Music by : Born Old