The Appalachian Podcast

We welcomed back our old friend Smokey for what may be one of ho last visits to the cabin, which was the first place he came on the show. Back then it wasn't a full time studio, we'd just used it a time or two. We caught up with things on the Appalachian front, discussed connections we made after Helene, the horrific subway attack, Simons departure, and much more.Support the show

We welcomed back our old friend Smokey for what may be one of ho last visits to the cabin, which was the first place he came on the show. Back then it wasn't a full time studio, we'd just used it a time or two. We caught up with things on the Appalachian front, discussed connections we made after Helene, the horrific subway attack, Simons departure, and much more.Support the show

This one was a hard one to get through, as we discuss one of our finest moving on. No need to give a description, just tune in for some great stories.Support the show

On this show Chip, Simon, Amos, and Billy talked about the biggest topics of the last few weeks. The response to DC, Cracker Barrel, military presence in D.C. and much more.Support the show

Wasn't able to do a full show this week due to some unforeseen circumstances, but wanted to get something out there to you. A recent accident that cost three Americans their lives has my blood boiling, so I talked about the illegal immigrant wreaking havoc on our highways and what that means for Americans. I also had to address a recent post on Facebook that got someone's panties in a bunch, and how ridiculous people like her sound to normal, civilized folk. Hope to be back next week with a full episode, but we thank y'all for tuning in.Support the show

On this show we revisited the devastation of Hurricane Helene on the Appalachian region of Western North Carolina, East Tennessee, and Southwest Virginia. Billy Bowling was giving us some of the first insights of anyone on the ground during the storm, while Cassie Clark worked tirelessly to lend support to her fellow North Carolinians. We talked about their stories, the impact, how things are moving along, and much much more.Support the show

We had an event on the mountain and man was it a good time. We brought on the "Queen of North Carolina" Cassie Clark, who is a North Carolina promoter and host of "Where the Dogwood Blooms, along with Travis Wells from Appalachian Liberty, and Fabio Cianchetta from Puzzled Bull Farm, and had one hell of a time. We discussed the growing of organic mushrooms with Fabio and the extremely interesting process behind the science, getting his professional insight. We also discussed the importance of social media, how we're all connected, why we have a responsibility to promote what we love, and much much more.Support the show

We are back and as good as ever, as we welcomed John Reid to the show, the man running to keep radical progressives away from Richmond and in the swamp from which they came, for a discussion on his plans as the Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. We talked about his experience in politics, his radio show based out of Richmond, why he made the plunge into this race, Appalachia struggles, education, and much much more.Support the show

On this episode we welcomed back former VP Candidate Mike ter Maat to discuss his recent move to the Republican Liberty Caucus. We also talked about Appalachian getaways, flaws in the current administration, a constitutional crisis, how we can fix things, the future, and much more.Support the show

On this show we went over our 4th of July action up on the mountain, talked about an Appalachian day getaway, the recent whirlwind of 180s with the Epstein mess, Congressman Morgan Griffith voting no to release files, an obvious invasion, and more!Support the show