HeyJaredThe Shenandoah Valley Radio Program
A monthly podcast sharing the history of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley in a narrative style that pays tribute to classic radio broadcasting. Host Hank Zimmerman interviews historians and authors to explore the people, places, and events that shaped this historic region.
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Episode 12: Karl Rhodes' “Susanna” & Valley Folkways, Folkore, Traditions & Culture (opens the original)
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Karl Rhodes, Author of Peggy’s War, has released a new book. Susanna. Valley Folkways, Folklore, Traditions & Culture are still a part of the Shenandoah Valley of today The Interview : Karl Rhodes’ latest book, Susanna, The True and Tragic Story of Susanna Heatwole Brunk Cooprider , follows his book about his great-great grandmother, Peggy Rhodes. The Narrative : The Valley’s early folkway traditions and folklore have Scots Irish and German roots, and are also influenced by Civil War history. To
Episode 11: Civil War Walking Tours in Winchester & Radio Broadcasting History in the Valley (opens the original)
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A new book brings historical Civil War walking tours to Winchester. Early Valley radio stations pioneered a new audio technology, early Valley radio performers rode the waves to fame and stardom.
Episode 10: Brocks Gap & A History of Shenandoah Valley Transportation (opens the original)
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Historian Pat Turner Ritchie discusses Brocks Gap history. Early transportation routes through the Valley followed Native American paths. Travelers still follow them today.
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