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Woot! My love of croissants is rewarded …

16 April, 2016

2016 Sue Samuelson letter

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Rachel Hopkin PhD

Becoming a US Citizen

Latest Article – Poetics and Patisserie

New Books in Folklore Podcast

Texas Folklife Summer Stories 2017

The International Features Conference 2017 – Stockholm

Rest in Peace Auriel Andrew

Country Down Under – broadcast today on BBC Radio 4

Forthcoming Radio Documentary about Australian Aboriginal Musicians and Country Music

From Purcell to Pastry – latest in the FolkOhio radio series

Celebrating Carousels

Woot! My love of croissants is rewarded …

Introducing the Columbus Folklorists’ Circle

Texas Folklife’s 2015 “Stories from Deep in the Heart” Summer Institute

Elkmont Interpreted

New Radio Documentary on Early Kentucky Women Musicians

The Way of the Croissant

Death Valley Wilderness – Radio Documentary

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Combat Paper Nevada

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Lost City Farm

Leaving Las Vegas

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Radio Profile of Christine Kelly

Texas Folklife – Summer Stories Institute

Nevada Heritage Award 2014

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Radio Report on Historic Preservation in Reno

Vintage Vegas Food Tour

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Radio Profile of CJ Hadley

The “Insider” Guide to Las Vegas: Part Three – Croissants

The “Insider” Guide to Las Vegas: Part Two – Hiking

Nevada’s Hidden Stories: Radio Report on the 2014 National Cowboy Poetry Gathering

Return to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering

The “Insider” Guide to Las Vegas: Part One – Art

Weekend of Wonders

How Our Stories Serve Us

Sounds from Home

Nevada Humanities Chautauqua

Humanities on the Road – gearing up for an overhaul

Finding One’s Place

¡¡¡Green Card!!!

Awards

More on Las Vegas

Checking in from Las Vegas

Flying Frog Farm – a radio doc about a 1970s Kentucky commune

Nashville’s Musical Buildings

Casita Rincón Criollo

Traditional Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places

Musical Migrants – Possible New Series

Return from the Folklorists in the South retreat

Radio Recommendation: “Titanic – In Her Own Words”

Folklorists in the South retreat – April 2012

Comps Exams and Rites of Passage

From Fieldwork to First Drafts

George Gibson – First Meeting

Folk and Radio Production

About Musical Migrants

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