This is an introduction to my first podcast. Podcasting may be a way for my voice to be heard without writing here on this blog. I thought I would start with a light topic.
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This is an introduction to my first podcast. Podcasting may be a way for my voice to be heard without writing here on this blog. I thought I would start with a light topic.
J. Michael Jones is a writer and PA who lives in Anacortes, Washington. He is the father of five children, who are now grown and out discovering this wonderful world on their own. He has previously focused his writing on non-fiction including medical topics and issues of the philosophy of Christian thought. With the success of his last book, Butterflies in the Belfry, Michael is now moving into fiction with his first novel, The Waters of Bimini. View more posts
How to listen? Don’t see a link on the webpage…
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Sorry, a glitch with the first time use as it should have automatically set up. Here is the link (fingers crossed): https://open.spotify.com/show/10RDn23rFfqZhs3xjSMv9V
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Seems like the end got cut off a bit. I really enjoyed listening, looking forward to more.
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Just 15 seconds were cut off. Didn’t miss anything.
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Podcast description said you grew up in Appalachia.
Do you pronounce Appalachia with a short or long second “a”?
(In videos of Appalachian pronunciation, it’s a short “a”. Here in California it’s a long “a”.)
And have you ever heard of the “John the Balladeer” series (commonly called “Silver John”) by Manly Wade Wellman, supernatural pulp adventures form the Fifites and Sixties set in Appalachia near the TN/NC border region? They center around a wandering minstrel encountering and battling evil with courage, faith, folk magic, and his silver-strung guitar. Collections of the stories are hard to come by these days; the most recent being “Who Fears the Devil?” under Paizo’s “Planet Stories” label, and that’s been out-of-print for over ten years.
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No. Never heard of John the Balladeer, although it sounds fascinating.
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