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For Jack Hale the Cumberland country on the borders of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee meant the way to great riches. As the advance man for British Mining interests, Hale was in the Kentucky hills to buy coal mining rights from the mountain folk. Hale’s chance meeting with a young mountain girl has a dramatic impact upon both their lives, sending each of them onto opposite paths before they converge again much later.

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You go in together. You come out alone. At the edge of camp, Lanie sits, watches the rain through the trees, and waits for the girl in the woods. ———— “In the Pines” is a short play by Alexandra Palocz. Originally selected for Theatre Intime’s Student Playwrights Festival in 2020, it became an audio reading instead due to the pandemic. Cast: Milan Eldridge (she/they) as ISOBEL, Mel Hornyak (they/them) as LANIE, and Muniyat Choudhury (she/her) as BETH. Directed by Chamari White-Mink (they/them), with production management by Nicabec Casido (she/her). Script, editing, and sound ...

Immerse yourself in the Appalachian romance of "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" by John Fox Jr. Follow the love story between a young mountaineer and an outsider, set against the backdrop of feuding families and rugged landscapes. This classic tale captures the spirit of the mountains and the complexities of love and loyalty.

Under the spell of the moonlit mountain town, join Dante Emberwood on WPRM 88.5 for the ultimate late-night radio experience in Whispering Pines. It's not your average radio show. We take you beyond the realms of the ordinary into the extraordinary, where mysteries are unwrapped, local tales are unveiled, and the magic of the town comes alive. Every evening from 11 pm to 3 am, Dante invites you to share your unique stories, discuss captivating topics, and tune into the melodious harmony of Whispering Pines' favorite music. Tune in to Emberwood's Night Hour and let the nocturnal spirit of our ...

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