Plays, Films and TV Shows That Confront the Appalachian Region's Complex Realities
The story of Appalachia can’t be summarized in one book, one article or one movie. Our region goes beyond just ill-considered stereotypes.
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The story of Appalachia can’t be summarized in one book, one article or one movie. Our region goes beyond just ill-considered stereotypes.
John Nakashima, a longtime senior television producer and director with West Virginia Public Broadcasting, has won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters. The WVPB news team also won seven first and two second place awards.
This week’s episode is all about ballad singers and storytellers.
West Virginia native Luke Frazier is the founder and music director of the American Pops Orchestra. PBS recently filmed an hour-long program called “One Voice, The Songs We Share,” which features the American Pops Orchestra performing in Luke’s home state. Reporter-producer Roxy Todd spoke with Frazier about how his childhood in the Mountain State helped shape his musical abilities.
West Virginia Public Broadcasting brought home two National Edward R. Murrow Awards this week for demonstrating the spirit of excellence that famed journalist Murrow set as a standard for the profession of electronic journalism.