West Virginia Talk

Send us a textJames and Jerry interview two of the biggest names around the Mountain State in Dale "Wolfman" Wolfley and Tommy Lopez (Tommy 2).  This episode has a little bit of everything. We talk about the N.I.L. and Country Roads Trust, WVU Medicine Children's Hospital, Spring Game, Economic Impact WVU has on local economy, and last but not least the upcoming production of "The Wolfman and Tommy 2" YouTube Channel/Webcast/Podcast.  Support the show

Send us a textJoin James, Jerry, and our special guest "Gold and Blue Dude" as we discuss the WVU football Spring Game.  Even though we typically cover places to visit, what WVU fan can pass up an opportunity to discuss our football team with another passionate fan and a YouTube star?! The future is looking bright for Neal Brown and the team heading into this upcoming season.  If you would like to stay up to date on WVU sports, then simply click on his name in this description to link to his YouTube Channel and subscribe.Support the show

Send us a textOn this episode, James and Jerry have the honor of talking to Tonya Webb who is the Executive Director at Tug Valley Area CVB.  She provides a vast wealth of knowledge on the trail system that runs through Mingo County.  While we had her on our show, we took the opportunity to ask about other sites and attractions in and around Williamson, WV.  This episode covers Hatfield McCoy Trail System trails Buffalo Mountain, Devil Anse, and Rock House.  One of the largest O.R.V. events in the nation they like to call Dirt Days.  Even talking about a historic haunted hospital named College Hill Hospital.Support the show

Send us a textJoin James and Jerry as they talk about one of the most famous family feuds of all times.  The Hatfield and McCoy feud has been talked about for generations and will more than likely be talked about for many years to come.  Support the show

Send us a textIn this episode, we wanted to have a little fun and focus on the state in a lighthearted way.  We enjoy some of the strange and funny things about our state.  From people that have resided in the state to misguided opinions about how we talk, we are going to cover it today.Support the show

Send us a textLet's check out one of the most iconic spots in West Virginia.  If you consider yourself an outdoor thrill seeker, then this National Park is definitely the destination for you.  Even if you don't have the stomach for living on the edge, there is plenty for you as well.  Covering multiple counties, you can explore the ghost towns and old mines.  Oh, I almost forgot, don't forget your camera....you're going to need it.Support the show

Send us a textIn our final episode of this series, we look at Skip Gates and some of his accomplishments.  We recognize that many more Black Americans in our state have played important roles in our society.  We want to say thank you too each and every one of you.  We look forward to talking about the important roles that have been filled by all Americans in our state as we move forward.  Support the show

Send us a textWe start this episode with the legend of John Henry "Steel Driving Man".  Then we look at Katherine Johnson who played an important role in the space program at NASA.  Last but not least on this episode is Clifton Brooks who was the last Tuskegee Airman alive in our state.Support the show

Send us a textToday we look at Storer College and the influence it had on the black community with a very notable alumnus.  Then we shift our focus to the very famous black musicians from West Virginia that have influenced musicians for years.Support the show

Send us a textDuring Black History Month we want to take a little time to recognize black Americans who have and are making a difference in our world.  These men are fellow West Virginian's that we are very proud to talk about.Support the show