# Addie Graham
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Addie Prater Graham (February 5, 1890 - April 1, 1978) was born in 1890 at Gilmore in Wolfe County in the mountains of eastern Kentucky. She was a masterful traditional singer whose life and repertoire reflect both deep tradition and an era of social change in the Appalachian Mountains. She sang ballads which trace back to the British Isles, others composed in America, frolic songs and ditties, and religious songs in the Primitive Baptist tradition.
History, Culture, & Politics in Central Appalachia
In this episode we’re remembering the Upper Big Branch Mine Disaster in Raleigh County, WV in 2010, celebrating the life and musical legacy of Addie Graham with her grandson Rich Kirby, and reviewing some federal bills related to land and health here in the coalfields.
Episode 4: Addie Graham-Kramer
Addie Graham-Kramer, owner and founder of The Event Company, is highlighted on this week’s podcast. Addie is our first woman entrepreneur! She’s got a great story about running a business and being a mom too.
https://episodes.castos.com/siouxfallsstartupstories/Addie-Graham-kramer-mixdown.mp3
Rural Healthcare, Small Town Festivals, & Idle Mine Lands
In this episode we bring you stories about challenges to rural healthcare in the region, the last Neon Days Festival, and mine lands sitting idle across the country.
First, Appalshop's Tayna Turner & Taylor Pratt spoke with women leading the 141-day-long-and-still-going-strong 24/7 peaceful protes…
KY Women In Traditional Music
This episode of Mountain Talk is a tribute to Kentucky Women in Traditional Music and was produced by Rich Kirby and John Harrod. It features the music and stories of Lily May Ledford, Addie Graham and more!
Athlete of the Week: Addie Graham, Perrysburg High School
PERRYSBURG, OH (WTOL) -Addie Graham was an integral part of Perrysburg reaching the state championship last year. As a senior, Addie is picking up right where she left off in her junior year."I feel like I’ve grown a lot, I’m more confident on the ball," Graham said. "Taking people more one-on-one …
Jan. 15-21, 2022
A real mixed bag: from a little frog wearing a vest to an Addie Graham ballad--just trying to keep my eyes open over here.
Brian Harnetty
Columbus, OH-based composer Brian Harnetty describes himself as an “interdisciplinary artist using sound and listening to foster social change.” While the meaning of such a description may not be immediately apparent, Harnetty’s approach becomes clearer when reading through his CV: he frequently us…
Episode 2594: 26-41 Bandits and Outlaws
This week on the program, we turn our attention to songs about bandits and outlaws who have often been the subjects of folk music since the beginning of singing and telling tales. We'll hear music from Norman Blake, Saro Lynch-Thomason & Sam Gleaves, Addie Graham, Ry Cooder, Tim Hardin, Tom Russell…
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