Podcasts about georgann eubanks

This week, host Jason Jefferies is joined by Georgann Eubanks and Debra Kaufman, editor and contributors to Paul Green: North Carolina Writers on the Legacy of the State's Most Celebrated Playwright, which is published by our friends at Blair.  Topics of conversation include the Paul Green Foundation, Blair, Playwrights in North Carolina, political activism, how Paul Green's activism translates to an audience in 2024, Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. and more!  Copies of Paul Green: North Carolina Writers on the Legacy of the State's Most Celebrated Playwright can be purchased here from Page 158 Books in Wake Forest, NC.

This week, host Jason Jefferies is joined by award-winning writer and documentary filmmaker Georgann Eubanks, who discusses Song Keepers: A Music Maker Foundation Anthology, which is co-published by our friends at No Depression and the Music Maker Foundation.  Topics of discussion include working with non-profits, the Emmys, SoLaTiDo, Music Maker Foundation, the world's happiest bluesman, Jimi Hendrix, writing in North Carolina, and much more.  Copies of Song Keepers can be ordered from Page 158 Books and the No Depression website.  

I’m a voracious reader and read anything from paper books to kindle books and listen to my share of audiobooks. Rather than list the abundant garden and natural history books I read this year I summarized my two favorites in this podcast: Saving the Wild South by Georgann Eubanks and The Natural Habitat Garden by […] The post My Top 2 Garden & Nature Books for 2022! appeared first on The Garden Path Podcast.

On this episode of The Writing Wall Podcast, we speak with North Carolina author, blogger, and documentary producer Georgann Eubanks. Georgann Eubanks is well known for her North Carolina Literary Trails Series and her most recent publication, The Year of Their Ripening. Join us as we discuss writing, her blog The Food Pilgrim, and her books. Georgann is also our Writer of the Week and her blog article may be found by visiting our website. We will also be discussing the best books to movies, announcing our next Writer of the Week, and some #ShamelessSelfPromoSaturdayShoutouts. Follow The Writing Wall on Twitter @TheWritingWall and Instagram @writingsonthewall85 for all the latest updates and information. Check out one of the Documentaries from PBS mentioned by Georgann in this interview by clicking the following link Earthcaster. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thewritingwall/support

Georgann Eubanks visits and brings her new book, “The Month of Their Ripening: North Carolina Heritage Foods through the Year”

Georgann Eubanks visits and brings her new book, “The Month of Their Ripening: North Carolina Heritage Foods through the Year”

An aging Zen master and bicycle repairman confronts his mortality and looks for a successor in this new novel by Duke Professor, and longtime Buddhist practitioner, David Guy. In this episode, the Durham author explores the Zen landscapes of Jakes Fades, acknowledged as a low-key tale of meditation, mentoring, and mouth-watering baked goods.

The third and final volume of the Literary Trails of North Carolina” series establishes Georgann Eubanks as the master guide to our states literary history. She's already taken us to Murphy and now in “Literary Trails of Eastern North Carolina: A Guidebook, "she takes us from Raleigh through the coastal plain, all the way to Manteo and she's here to tell us some of what she learned along the way"

We continue our series on NC's community colleges with Pamlico Community College. We look back at the history of Carolina Barbecue. And author Georgann Eubanks talks about her new book - Literary Trails of Eastern NC.