Christopher Gist

Spread the loveTimes were good in Saltville, Virginia, in 1924. It was Christmas Eve and people were wrapping up their shopping and getting ready for parties and family and gifts

Spread the loveUp until the end of the nineteenth century, most “doctoring” in the rural parts of Appalachia was done by folk healers or “granny-women,” who used old time roots

Spread the loveExplorer, long hunter, pioneer, Appalachian icon.  All these words describe America’s first national hero, Daniel Boone.  Today, Steve and Rod begin telling his story in a three-part podcast