Podcasts about appalachian coal mines

A SMALL TOWN NEVER FORGETS!! In this episode, Neil and Will sit down with Deb Brown and Becky McCray, co-founders of Save Your Town!  With a focus on smaller communities, they believe small towns can be saved by their own people using their own resources.  As small town experts, their organization combats community challenges and specializes in low or no cost solutions, ones that will work in even the tiniest of towns.  Hear them talk about the recently released "Survey of Rural Challenges: and find out what were some of the most surprising things they learned during the process.  Take a listen and discover some best practices that small towns throughout the country (and in Appalachia) are deploying to improve their communities - who knows, you may even have the inclination to "Save Your Town!" You might even hear Neil's thoughts on wearing white and  the question of why we don't work on Labor Day.  Also, don't forget the #AppBiz of the week: Tionesta Market Village and Matt's Happy Cow BBQ! Deb Brown: Building Possibility - https://buildingpossibility.com/ Becky McCray: Small Biz Survival - https://smallbizsurvival.com/ Save Your Town - https://saveyour.town/ App News: Renewable Energy Jobs Are Coming To Appalachia (Mother Jones) - www.motherjones.com/politics/2023/08/renewable-energy-jobs-are-coming-to-appalachia/  The Potential to Convert Toxic Waste in Appalachian Coal Mines - https://nationworldnews.com/the-potential-to-convert-toxic-waste-in-appalachia-coal-mines-into-valuable-resources/ Fracking Counties in Appalachia are Shedding Jobs - www.ehn.org/fracking-job-loss-2664305050.html Festival Guide - https://festivalguidesandreviews.com/west-virginia-festivals/ The Connect Act -  https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/3216?s=1&r=1  SOAR Summit - https://soar-ky.org/summit/ ARC Appalachian Research Teaching Initiative - www.arc.gov/acri/  #AppBiz: Tionesta Market Village - www.marketvillage-tionesta.com/index.html  Matt's Happy Cow BBQ - https://happycowbbq.wixsite.com/mattshappycowbbq 

Join Mike as he watches the sunrise at the Badlands National Park in South Dakota.  Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license. 

It's just before dawn, and Mike is live in Sioux City, Iowa, at the monument to Sgt. Charles Floyd, the only member of the Corps of Discovery to die during the Lewis and Clark Expedition.  Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license. 

Mike is in the parking lot of a QT station somewhere in the early morning hours as he intros a great American West road trip!  Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license. 

 A Agrocast é a primeira rede de podcasts do agronegócio brasileiro e tem o objetivo de aumentar o consumo da mídia pelo setor, bem como estimular a criação de novos podcasts do agro. O Papo Agro faz parte desta rede junto com outros 5 podcasts relacionados ao Agro. Quer saber mais? ouça este episodio e veja como consumir mais conteúdo do Agro oferecido por nossa rede. mais informações em  https://www.redeagrocast.com.br/ .  E para você que sempre sonhou em ir para os EUA e estagiar em uma fazenda americana, essa é a sua vez! Visite  http://www.ifaa-usa.org/pt-br/ e prepare as malas rumo a realização do seu sonho! Music credit: “Jenny’s Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar All music licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 license or 4.0 license."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 A Agrocast é a primeira rede de podcasts do agronegócio brasileiro e tem o objetivo de aumentar o consumo da mídia pelo setor, bem como estimular a criação de novos podcasts do agro. O Papo Agro faz parte desta rede junto com outros 5 podcasts relacionados ao Agro. Quer saber mais? ouça este episodio e veja como consumir mais conteúdo do Agro oferecido por nossa rede. mais informações em  https://www.redeagrocast.com.br/ .  E para você que sempre sonhou em ir para os EUA e estagiar em uma fazenda americana, essa é a sua vez! Visite  http://www.ifaa-usa.org/pt-br/ e prepare as malas rumo a realização do seu sonho! Music credit: “Jenny's Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar All music licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 license or 4.0 license."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nasceu a primeira rede de podcasts do agro do Brasil e honrosamente o Front está neste "lotinho". Agradecimentos mais do que especiais ao Paulo Ozaki e aos demais companheiros podcasters: AgroResenha, RumenCast, Papo Agro, Bug Bites, ESALQast. Divita-se e fique por dentro do melhor do mundo dos podcasts do Agro do Brasil. Abraços! Obs.: music credit: “Jenny's Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar. All music licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 license or 4.0 license. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nasceu a primeira rede de podcasts do agro do Brasil e honrosamente o Front está neste "lotinho". Agradecimentos mais do que especiais ao Paulo Ozaki e aos demais companheiros podcasters: AgroResenha, RumenCast, Papo Agro, Bug Bites, ESALQast. Divita-se e fique por dentro do melhor do mundo dos podcasts do Agro do Brasil. Abraços! Obs.: music credit: “Jenny’s Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar. All music licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 license or 4.0 license.

O Bug Bites acaba de ser adicionado à rede de podcasts Agrocast! O que significa isso? Apenas significa que agora a audiência do Bug Bites se expande para ouvintes de podcasts de assuntos relacionados à agricultura. Mas fora isso, o Bug Bites continua com sua missão de divulgação científica, falar de ciência e divulgar o mundo fascinante dos insetos, agora para uma audiência ainda maior! Neste episódio o Caio se juntou a outros podcasters para contar um pouco mais sobre o que é a Rede Agrocast. Para escutar: estamos na maioria de aplicativos de podcast, inclusive no Spotify! Seja você também um apoiador do Bug Bites, seja nosso padrinho ou madrinha: bit.ly/apoiebb | *** [[[[Sobre o Bug Bites]]]] Escute no seu celular via Spotify ou aplicativo de podcast: bit.ly/assineobb | Siga nas redes sociais: @BugBitesPodcast | Anúncio, críticas e sugestões: prodbugbites@gmail.com | Produção e Roteiro: Pedro Rodrigues, Caio Zitelli | Créditos: “A Produção” | Arte da Capa: Paulo Ozaki | Some of the audios were composed using Bee Hive by Drake Stafford, WASP by Misha Dioxin, “Jenny's Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar, "Lightning Bugs" by Audionautix, all under a Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ , incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1500025 , Artist: incompetech.com/), insect sounds from soundbible.com, all distributed either under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, or public domain. These artists have played no part in the development and creation of this episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

O Bug Bites acaba de ser adicionado à rede de podcasts Agrocast! O que significa isso? Apenas significa que agora a audiência do Bug Bites se expande para ouvintes de podcasts de assuntos relacionados à agricultura. Mas fora isso, o Bug Bites continua com sua missão de divulgação científica, falar de ciência e divulgar o mundo fascinante dos insetos, agora para uma audiência ainda maior! Neste episódio o Caio se juntou a outros podcasters para contar um pouco mais sobre o que é a Rede Agrocast. Para escutar: estamos na maioria de aplicativos de podcast, inclusive no Spotify! Seja você também um apoiador do Bug Bites, seja nosso padrinho ou madrinha: bit.ly/apoiebb | *** [[[[Sobre o Bug Bites]]]] Escute no seu celular via Spotify ou aplicativo de podcast: bit.ly/assineobb | Siga nas redes sociais: @BugBitesPodcast | Anúncio, críticas e sugestões: prodbugbites@gmail.com | Produção e Roteiro: Pedro Rodrigues, Caio Zitelli | Créditos: “A Produção” | Arte da Capa: Paulo Ozaki | Some of the audios were composed using Bee Hive by Drake Stafford, WASP by Misha Dioxin, “Jenny’s Theme”, “Back to the woods”, and “Acoustic Blues” by Jason Shaw; “Appalachian Coal Mines {120 & 4/4}” by Mid-Air Machine; “Modus Operandi (M.O.)” by Wes Hutchinson; “Something Elated” by Broke For Free; “Roads that burned our boots” by Jahzzar, "Lightning Bugs" by Audionautix, all under a Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ , incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1500025 , Artist: incompetech.com/), insect sounds from soundbible.com, all distributed either under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, or public domain. These artists have played no part in the development and creation of this episode.

Mike takes a road trip to Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri!  Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license.

One of the most unique feature of HRA's program is the organization of Upper School students into Houses.So what's the deal with that, anyway?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

There's a noticeable difference in how upper school students are governed when compared to the younger divisions of HRA.Ever wonder why this is the case? Good news - you'll find the answers you seek in this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Administration and faculty at HRA spend quite a bit of time making things look, well, traditional around the school - particularly when it comes to customs like boys holding doors, ladies going first, etc.Some would tell us that such behaviors are outmoded at best, repressive at worst.  So why does HRA cultivate these practices?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Sports at HRA? So glad you asked!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Senior thesis.HRA students work toward their senior thesis as a capstone on all their work at the school and particularly so for our seniors.So what is that all about?  And why?  And is it really as bad as the previous graduating class told us?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Highland Rim Academy's male faculty is blessed with a preponderance of rich & healthy facial follicles.Is this a happy accident of Providence or something more intentional?Find out on this very special episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

It seems that people either believe standardized tests are:(1) The most important part of the educational year.or(2) Everything wrong with the modern educational project. Which is the correct conclusion? Or is there a third view?Hit download, press play, and find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Yeah, yeah, yeah - we've heard it all before:  Read to your kids, it's soooo important!  But, for real, how important can it really be?Press play on Episode 32 of HRA Podagogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Students at HRA get a lot of William Shakespeare during their time at HRA - in quotes, in reading, in watching, in acting.Have you ever wondered why?Find out in this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Does this sound like any children you've met?The Pert age, which follows upon this (and, naturally, overlaps it to some extent), is characterized by contradicting, answering back, liking to "catch people out" (especially one's elders); and by the propounding of conundrums. Its nuisance-value is extremely highIf so you're going to love this episode of HRA Podgaogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

We're diverting a bit from the planned Episode 29 mentioned at the end of our last episode to look at an important topic:Why is a Classical Christian Education at HRA so Difficult?Hit that download button, press play, and lets get going on Episode 29 of HRA Podagogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org 

This week we're continuing (and finishing up) the conversation that began last week with a crop of HRA's finest!These guys and gals are sharp and you'll find out even more about what it means to look back on a Highland Rim Academy education.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

What's it like to come out on the far side of an HRA education and look back on your time in the school?What do our graduates value about their education at Highland Rim?  What about criticisms?  Suggestions for improvement?Hit play on this one and find out the answers!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

College isn't the only route into a God-glorifying future but we know it will be one of the routes chosen by graduates of HRA.With that in mind we wanted to spend some time talking about college in general - who is it for, what is its purpose, how can we help parents think about their educational choices after HRA - and college entrance exams in general.One note: those of you with young children may not think this episode is for you but, trust us, you'll be facing these decisions sooner than you realize!So, Primary School parents or Upper School Dads and Moms - tune in to this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Have you ever wondered why Highland Rim Academy makes use of a school dress code?Turns out there is a method to the madness!Tune in to this episode of HRA Podagogy to find out why.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Boys, it appears, struggle in school in a way girls don't.Why is that?Can anything be done?How does Classical Christian Education address this issue?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

The odds are it'll happen at some point.Maybe its when your student is in eight grade, maybe it is sooner or maybe it is later.  Still, it's likely to happen sometime.So what do you do?  What will you do?Take a listen to this episode of HRA Podagogy and get some resources (including this article "Lunch in the Devil's Triangle" mentioned in this episode) to help you choose well when the time comes.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

You think eight years of Latin in a long stretch?  Try twelve years of music! So why does HRA major on... major and minor chords... music for so much of a student's time in the program?Find out on this episode!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Why does HRA spend so much time reading stories, poems, and books written by pagans.Doesn't that sound like something a Christian school wouldn't do? I mean, aren't those texts, well, pagan?Find out why on this episode of HRA Podagogy! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Fairy tales, as originally written, are some grisly stuff.So why does HRA intentionally have young children read these stories?  Spoiler alert: it has something to do with the vital work of forming moral imaginations.Find out more in this episode of Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

The history of mankind has produced a variety of cultures, each reflecting both the beauty of the God in whose image its members is made but also the wickedness inherited from our first parents.So why does HRA focus so intently on just one of those cultures?  What's so significant about Western culture that students should spend their formative years swimming in its waters?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

"Truth, Goodness, and Beauty" - that's a triplet that is heard often in the halls of Highland Rim Academy.What gives?Is this a faculty catchphrase?  Does administration use it to hypnotize new hires?  Again: why so much truth, goodness, and beauty?Find out on this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

The Covered Bridge Festival in Parke County, Indiana, is the focus of this episode as Mike records live from a campsite at Raccoon Lake State Recreation Area.  What are the top 10 things to do at the festival?  Listen up! Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license.

Ok, so Highland Rim focuses on Great Books (see Episode 15).  You get that part. But wait a minute.The QuranMein Kampf The Communist ManifestoWhy are those books on the reading list?  Why read those? Hit the download button, press play, and find out why in this episode of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Mike is live at Friendly Falls, a very cool roadside stop with one of the best waterfall dining views in the Smokies.  Think we're kidding?  Listen up. Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license. 

Highland Rim Academy is a great books school.Okay... but what does that mean.What are (the?) great books?  Who decided?  Are there more coming in the future?Press play on this episode and find answers to all those questions and more! Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Mike is live in the parking lot at Chubby's Deli, a great little place to eat that's off the beaten path in Sevierville, Tennessee.  Sweet tea, killer lunch specials, and the famous Chubby Burger.  What's not to love? Music is Appalachian Coal Mines by Mid Air Machine through a Creative Commons license. 

Have you ever asked yourself any of the following questions:Why does HRA have students memorize the confessions, creeds, and catechisms of the Christian faith?Is this just some kind of strange Classical Christian School thing?  Isn't catechism just something believers in High Church traditions do?If so this is the episode for you!  Hit download, press play, and join Mr. Duncan (along with some special guests) to find out why HRA gives so much attention to these texts.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Highland Rim Academy doesn't play around when it comes to Physical Education. Have you ever wondered why they take such a demanding approach to a program that has been minimized (if not completely eliminated) in the broader world of education?What principles shape the program that students participate in and what are the ultimate goals of the program?Get answers to all this and more in episode 13 of HRA Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines.The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Nota bene: Yes, we realize there isn't an Episode 9... yet.  Stay tuned!Week 4 of the school year and we're already up to our ears in homework.  Students (and Parents!) want to know: Why so much homework?Here's your chance to find out straight from the lion's mouth.  Listen in as Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Wright talk about HRA's strategic use of homework.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

This week HRA's Podagogy gets into the time-tested teaching strategy known as the Socratic Method.This style of teaching fills Highland Rim Academy classrooms so people want to know: What is the Socratic Method, why is it so helpful to Classical Christian Education, and what are some common misconceptions about the methodology?Find out the answers to these questions and more on this episode of Podagogy!Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

"Latin is not dead.  It is immortal."Find out in this episode why HRA is committed to teaching the language that ruled The West fora thousand years.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

In this episode Upper School Department Head Terry Gant joins Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Wright to discuss Classical Me, Classical Thee: Squander Not Thy Education by Rebekah Merkle.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Highland Rim Academy seeks to graduate young men and women, transformed by the gospel and sharpened by rigorous academic pursuit, for the purpose of cultural reformation and a life of servant leadership. This episode will unpack and discuss implications and ramifications of our carefully-worded vision statement. What exactly are we doing at Highland Rim Academy? Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Most Highland Rim families seek enrollment with the desire to have their children in a Christian school. But what is the classical model and how does it fit with the goal of Christian discipleship in the classroom? What exactly is this "new old way?"Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Join Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Wright as they discuss the imperative of a distinctively Christian education as a key component in the discipleship of our children.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

Trivium? Omnibus? Riggs? ACCS?  This episode breaks down what sometimes feels like a foreign language spoken in the hallways of Highland Rim Academy. Join Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Wright as they begin to explain the school's many distinctives, starting with the grammar stage, of course. Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org

This episode is for current as well as any prospective families as Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Wright explain some of the fundamentals about how Highland Rim Academy operates, share it's 11 year history, and discuss why its structure and operations are uniquely suited to best serve students in the Upper Cumberland.Thanks to Ask Anything for our theme, Appalachian Coal Mines. The song is used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.  You can find more of Ask Anything's music on FreeMusicArchive.org