This podcast of Storytelling wih Fanny Crawford was broadcast live on February 20, 2017 at EPIC Radio.

This podcast is a raw recording of the live broadcast of the Are You Crazy Show on February 15, 2017, from EPIC Radio Studio in Shepherdstown, WV.  Jefferson County has a high population of Federal workers and contractors who have a very common complaint since the election: "I can't sleep". What's it all about, when work, and / or love,  are in turmoil?

This podcast of the Labor Beat Program on EPIC Radio was recorded liveat EPIC studio in Shepherdstown, WV,  February 17, 2017 at 9 AM EST. Hosts JB Christensen and John Case talk first with Xavier Walter, an expert on energy efficiency and panelist at the Common Ground Expo at Shepherd University. and Joan Michelson, Green Connections Media, Washington, DC, who will be keynoting the Expo. Next, Larry Schultz, a personal injury and employment attorney, outlined legal  issues affecting public safety and property rights in connection with a proposed naturral gas pipeline into Berkeley and Jefferson Counties across the potomac river.

This is a raw, uncensored podcast of the February 17, 2016 Paris On the Potomace program on EPIC Radio. It was broadcast live at EPIC Studios in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Hosts John Case and Gayle separate the gaslighting from the genuine insanity afoot in Washington, D.C., just 70 miles downstream on the Potomac River from West Virgini'a little emergent Paris -- a gem of imagination and art in the Free part of Virginia! Or -- so they say. This performance is dedicated to my friend and former frequent guest, Walt Pellish.
 
cheers, John

This Podcast was broadcast Monday, February 13, 2017, 7:30 - 9:00 AM, on EPIC Radio, from Shepherdstown, West Virginia. The featured poet is Jake Adam York,reviewed and sampled by Janet Harrison.

Storytelling with Fanny Crawford celebrated Black History month with this broadcast, on Feb 13, 2017 at Noon. on EPIC Radio, in Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Fanny's great grandfather TC Barnes speaks in the first tale of his encounter with Frederick Douglas. In the second the story of Sojourner Truth is retold in a time when learning to speak truth and be heard is the challenge of an age.

Labor Beat, Feb 10, 2017, 9:00--0:30 AM Friday Podcast on EPIC  Radio
 
John Case, JB Christensen welcom Meshea Poore to the show. Meesha excelled as a Delegate to the WV House in Charleston, and ran a nationally recognized campaign for Congress in West Virginia. Sammi is a fired up young politcian from Jefferson County, WV.

Katrina Brown, an independent filmaker of "Traces in the Trade" looks at a family heavily involved in the slave trade in the early days. We also reproduce California Governor Jerry Brown's historic "independence from Trumpism" address to the California State Assembly a week ago. This program was originally broadcast on EPIC Radio in Shepherdstown West Virginia, Feb 10, 2017, 7:30-9:00 AM.