Appalachian Pi

Sheldon is an accomplished Appalachian artist juggling family, a business, and touring when he can. Check him out and support him, I dare ya!

Meet Jack Blood. He's an internet radio pioneer, activist, musician, and family man. Yep, just one of us. Check him out at radiofreeblood.com, listen to his shows, and check out his band fearporn. Be well, y'all.

Ms. Lane joins us from the tri-cities to discuss HB2, activism, and comedy in Appalachia. Come hear her thoughts and stories. Be well Pi-rates.

BrotherWolfAnimalRescue This is a great organization, and I can only suggest you check them out and support their mission. We love them and hope you will as well.

Hey Pi-rates, meet Lightnin' Charlie. He's a fixture in the Johnson City scene and an active musician. He has been featured on PBS and you can find his music on siriusxm. Charlie spends a little time with me, well that may be an understatement. This will be the first of a two-part episode.

Q provides us with the liberal rant...with organizer and activist John Michael Carico. We are discussing his latest project, KOOC. And whatever else gets thrown in the hopper.

I invite you to meet Mr. Berry. I have nothing but respect for this man and his family. He is a native Appalachian who chose to act, honed his skills in Appalachia, and has now struck out on his own in CA. He's garnered some recent acclaim and I encourage all to look into him. Best o' sir!

Meet the gentleman responsible for creating Humans of Appalachia (Johnson City version) He's a musician, activist, and overall good guy. I ran into him at a Slayer concert once, too. Check out his page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Humans-of-Appalachia/1463132163986674

Ledge takes a few minutes out of his schedule to babble with me a bit. He hosts a terrestrial show now, but I first learned about him via https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dangerous-Conversation/222786881065089?fref=ts. His terrestrial show can be found here http://www.sunriseamericaradio.com/ . Be well!

Join Miss Q in a discussion focusing on Type-1 diabetes and a myriad of related topics. She is joined by an Appalachian mom and caregiver for a child with Type 1. They are joined by a Certified Diabetes Educator who provides knowledge and personal experiences regarding this disease. Oh yeah, they laugh and give each other some shit too. Enjoy!

Come meet another person silly enough to speak with me. Jessica is NOT an Appalachian, but she spent time there and survived. We reminisce, crack bad jokes, laugh, and her husband contributes new music to share with y'all.

SCOTS! The creator and front-man for Southern Culture on The Skids joins us on Pi Day, need I say more?

Join in on a discussion with Mr. Adkins. He is a composer/artist/animator and overall good guy. Listen all the way through for a sample of his project in development.

Join us in a discussion with Mr. Richani. He regales us with tales of hiking the trail, acting, adoption, middle eastern war, and fatherhood.

A new contributor introduces herself, we reminisce, and tease a few conversations to come. Listen through the end for new Pi-news!

Join us for the inaugural segment discussing games of all kinds. This episode features 4 panelists and new music for your listening pleasure

Join me for a brief talk with comedian/podcaster/tv star/youtube personality...Lee Camp

I get to speak to a fellow Appalachian, and a transplanted PNWer who is silly enough to speak French and speak to me.

Enjoy the tales our friend Stephen shares with us. Also, note that Mr. Englund is a lot cooler than the Shatner.

William and Blaine introduce themselves and the podcast.