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Your source for a deeper, richer story about life in rural places. Each episode of Rural Remix spotlights unexpected rural stories and pushes back on stereotypes and misconceptions surrounding rural communities.Rural Remix is a co-production of the Daily Yonder and the Rural…
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Beyond The Clock with Allie Redhorse Young (opens the original)
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In this episode of Beyond the Clock , Ash and Anna are joined by Allie Redhorse Young, a Diné activist, storyteller, and founder of Protect the Sacred, a movement dedicated to empowering Native youth, strengthening civic engagement, and protecting Indigenous culture, rights, and sovereignty. Over the last six years, Protect the Sacred has grown into a movement that places culture, ancestral knowledge, and intergenerational relationships at the heart of community action. In this conversation, we
A Viral Songwriting Challenge Shines a Spotlight on the Tradition of Hip Hop in West Virginia (opens the original)
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This spring, the community media organization Black By God: The West Virginian challenged West Virginia artists to write a lyrical love letter to the state, breathing new life into the state’s hip hop scene. You can check out more of the Dear West V. song submissions at this link.
Episode 5: It's All Connected (opens the original)
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In the final episode of this Rural Faith Initiative, Rev’d Claire Brown and Rev’d Whitney Kimball Coe discuss how diversity and celebration of gender and sexuality fit into the bigger picture for affirming churches in the rural South. This research and these stories have been collected by Brown, an Episcopal priest in rural Tennessee. Host Whitney Kimball Coe is the director of the Rural Faith Initiative , a project of the Center for Rural Strategies.
Episode 4: Getting Kicked Out of the Jesus Parade (opens the original)
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This episode explores points of conflict and areas of collaboration between affirming churches and those neighboring faith communities that might not agree on human sexuality and gender. How do these communities find each other, come into conversation, or not with each other? The Rev’d Claire Brown and The Rev’d Whitney Kimball Coe discuss observations from Rev. Brown’s research and visits to LGBTQ+ affirming churches in the rural South. This research and these stories have been collected by Bro
A New Public Mosaic In Whitesburg, Kentucky Commemorates The Flood of 2022 While Serving As A Community Archive (opens the original)
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This month marks the four year anniversary of the 2022 flood that devastated parts of southeast Kentucky. In Letcher County, the memory of the flood still cuts deep. It was one of the hardest hit counties, where residents experienced widespread damage and even loss of life. To commemorate the flood, community members are creating a public mosaic. The project is proving to be an opportunity for storytelling, memory-keeping, and even healing.
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