45 episodes
What‘s Happalachenin‘?: An Appalachian Podcast Cody Greathouse & Gabe Roush
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Cody and Gabe are next door neighbors in small-town Appalachia who discuss and share neat-o stories from around the region. By giving spotlight to a few good stories they hope to fight the negative stereotypes that we Appalachians face in today‘s world.
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An Appalachian Renaissance?
While there have been several musicians bringing the "Appalachian style" of country music to the forefront of the genre, the viral success of some random guy just outside of the region in Virginia has pushed that envelop even further after appearing on RadioWV's social media pages.
Thanks to musicians like Tyler Childers, Nolan Taylor, and Charles Wesley Godwin, stories that come from the Appalachian heart are connecting with people across the nation. They are touching on a plethora of social and socioeconomic topics. They are sharing OUR stories through the stories they put to music.
Are we seeing an Appalachian Renaissance?
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Let’s Talk Breakfast
Let's talk breakfast. What's your preference? What are your thoughts on "Brinner?" How do you like your biscuits? What does your Mawmaw make the beast for breaky? We discuss this in more depth than we care to admit during this episode!
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We Are Back
It's been a minute since we've been on the mic to hang out with y'all. This episode we catch up and talk a little about what we've been doing this past year. Cheers!
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Downtown BBQ Throwdown
What’s Happalachenin’ has entered the realm of BBQ competitions! Cody and our great buddy Eric entered into the inaugural WV Downtown BBQ Throwdown in Ripley, WV. Gain some great insight into the wonderful world of competition barbecue during this fun episode!
WV Downtown BBQ Throwdown
Cookout Coach
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An Appalachian Disney Movie?
For nearly 2 months, social media platforms have had some buzz asking why Disney has yet to create an animated movie based in the Appalachian region. Considering its diverse history and vast collection of folklore and legend, this is a very valid question. We dive into this topic and discuss the importance of the hypothetical creators' responsibility to properly represent the folks of Appalachia rather than take the easy route of exploiting cheap stereotypes.
Mind Your Business:
Appalachian Sandwich Co.
1861 Public House
Oscar’s Breakfast, Burgers, & Brew
The Corner Hoagies & Hops
Orbit’s Record Shop