What’s up World!!

If you need to know what kind of guy Tuck Fard is you need only to look at his name. Tuck Fard may not look the part and he may not act the part, but the man is actually very intelligent.

His way of bringing the truth to light is both hysterical and, in your face, and certainly unapologetic.

While you are laughing, please also listen because there's a lot of truth in the jokes he tells.

Please give him a follow on all his Social media accounts linked below.

Danny has said this Podcast is like therapy for him and he uses it as such in this episode along with the wisdom of Big Mike. Danny believes that the PEOPLE have the ultimate say over the way your community conducts itself. He tries to empower the people and get them to realize that YOU decide what happens in your town and that you only have to stand up and make them do what you want. From fair and honest politicians to needing a stop light in our town he touches on a few different subjects.

The 3rd installment of Appalachian Table Tales features Lynetta Hunter who is a staple in our community. Lynetta and her husband Paul started Living Stone Outreach- and she is in the studio to tell us all about it. The work that Lynetta and Paul have done in our community has had a huge impact on so many and together they have zero plans of stopping their efforts to better the quality of life for those who need it.

Listed below is a list of events that Lynetta has planned through the end of the year. Please refer to those at any time.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to Danny by e-mail at [email protected] or Lynetta herself at 606-965-7613 if you find that you need any type of assistance.

EVENTS:

Custodial Care Support Group

Tuesday Nov.14th at the Jackson Co. Extension Office Conference Center from 11 to 12.

They'll be door prizes, Emotional Support resources, a free household hygiene baskets and a complimentary lunch.

Community Quilting Group

The 1st Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 at the Whistle Stop Community Building.

You'll be making quilts for the homeless in our community.

Please bring your sewing machines, sewing notions, and fabric from your personal stash.

The 1st meeting is Tuesday Dec. 5th

For more info contact Devonna Hisel on FB messenger or text/call 606-438-0307.

Free Community Dinner

SandGap Community Building

Thanknsgiving Day at 1:00pm

Dine in or Take out

Call 859-582-3445

Free Christmas Portraits for residents of Mckee Manor

December 7th at 6:00pm

Invite your Family if you would like them in the photo.

Sponsored by Living Stone Outreach Inc.

Christmas Craft Vendor Event

SandGap Community Building

December 8th and 9th

10:00am to 2:00pm

For more info call 859-582-3445

Christmas Tree Lighting

SandGap Community Building

Saturday December 2nd at 6:00pm

Everyone is welcome.

Appalachian Table Tales is brought to you by Erik Hubbard, Director of Backroads of Appalachia and AmericorpsVISTA.

Also brought to you in part by Danny Potter and the What's up World Podcast.

We had some very interesting characters in the studio today. The very gracious folks from Dawn Lands LARP sat down with me to talk about (LARPING) AKA Live Action Role Playing. And let me tell you these guys were dresses to the 9's. They explained to me that Larping is a fun way for one to express an alternate persona, attitude and character. This is really amazing stuff guys. Please tune in and give this a listen.

Follow the link below to learn more about Dawn Lands Larping, where to see them in action and how to participate.

The What's up World Podcast is proud to announce the newest sponsor of the Podcast in AU-SOME LIKE ANDERSON. A.L.A is a non-profit organization founded by Anderson's parents Andrea and Brandon Gross and its intention on bringing awareness to Autism Spectrum Disorder. If you want to donate to this great organization or help in anyway, please contact Andrea and Brandon via e-mail [email protected] or by clicking the link below to their Facebook page. Together we can show the world just how AU-SOME these kids are.

Dawn Lands LARP | Facebook

This is the second episode of Appalachian Table Tales. In this episode we sat down with Rick Powell. Rick is a Veteran of our great Military, proprietor, and bus driver. Rick recalls all of his memories living in Appalachia, being a business owner and riding his bike across the Appalachian region.

As Rick tells of his experiences you can almost get a sense of being taken back in time when life moved much slower and folks focused on more important things.

Appalachian Table Tales is brought to by Erik Hubbard, Director of Backroads of Appalachia and AmericorpsVISTA and in part by the What's up World Podcast.

Please give the Podcast a FOLLOW on your favorite Podcast platform. It is 100% free to Follow the Podcast. And remember to lick the notification bell so you are notified when a new episode becomes available. Thank You Appalachia.

APPALACHIA IS HOME

I have said before do not let your past predict your future. Well, as Robin tells us in this episode that cannot always be the case. Being born into a Family who abused drugs she knew no difference in life. It was all just normal life to her. Robin tells us of her struggles with having a Family who actively used drugs throughout her life and her she ultimately overcame drugs and now proudly wears the title of Hope Dealer, instead of Dope Dealer. Robin is a very soft spoken and gentle soul who you would never guess lived the kind of life she speaks of. Please take a listen and enjoy what can only be described as a total success story and rebirth.

Thank you to the sponsor of this episode Whistle Stop Express in SandGap Kentucky. You are very much appreciated. And thanks to all the listeners of the Podcast. Without you this is impossible.

Retired ARMY Sergeant Major Thomas Eidschun and Wife Michelle are in the studio today. Thomas and Michelle have created a non-profit organization called Resilient Knights.

It's purpose is to help our great Veterans cope and deal with life as being part of our brave Military. Thomas is a decorated ARMY Veteran with 28 years of service and has over 180 jumps on record form airborne aircraft. Michelle is a devoted Wife to Thomas and his #1 supporter. Together they are a fierce team as you will hear in this Podcast.

PTSD and anxiety unfortunately, hold a tight grip on our -Military, LEO, 1st responders and Corrections personnel.

Tom and Michelle are here to help in any way they can. If you or someone you know needs help please contact Thomas and Michelle using the info below.

Resilient Knights-859-788-0531

Also check out the new venue of Resilient Knights Facebook Page (Under Construction)

I knew I had to get Carl back in the studio to spread some joy among us. Carl has already begun to decorate for Christmas and boy is he excited for that. Carl is as genuine of a person as you can get, and an absolute joy to be around. Everywhere Carl goes he's wearing a smile and it's impossible to be in a bad mode around the guy. Thank You Carl for being such a wonderful person and adding some happiness and light to our life.

This episode is sponsored by Backroads of Appalachia. Promoting economic growth through Motorports. We are very thankful to have BOA as a sposnor of the Podcast.

If you would like to sponsor the WUW Podcast please contact Danny at 606-658-1101 or by e-mail at [email protected]

OK folks.. here is a very raw and unedited trial run of video for the Podcast. Please keep in mind this is just a trial run. I am only concerned with being able to actually get video uploaded to the platform and then I'll worry about the video and audio quality later. Let me know what you think. Thanks!