History Alive-Powells-2-2 & 2-5-1012
This week on History Alive, Ben and Wandaleen Powell join our program. The Powells both grew up in Lynch and have agreed to share some of their stories with our History Alive audience.
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History Alive-Blakely-1-19 & 1-22-2012 This week, History Alive went on the road to Coxton, KY to the Berry Patch Quilt Shop to talk with Glenna Blakely. Glenna is a life-long Harlan County resident who recently discovered the joy of quilting. We talked with her about her family, her shop, and the traditions and innovations associated with quilting. History Alive-Linda Halcomb-12-22 & 12-25-2011 This week on History Alive we brought Benham resident Linda Halcomb back to the interview table. Linda has been involved in genealogy research for several years. She talked with us about how she got started doing genealogy and some of the things she has learned about her family as a result of her research. History Alive-Jerry Asher-11-24 & 11-27-2011
This week on History Alive, we are talking with Jerry Asher. Jerry is a volunteer tour guide for the Kentucky Coal Museum. We will be following Jerry as he gives us an entertaining look behind the scenes of the tour he gives to school groups that come to the museum. History Alive-Anniversary-11-10 -11 History Alive celebrates their first year on the air. So for this show they talked about some of their most memorable shows and highlights.
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