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Hosted by Lindsay Riser & Elise Keaton · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Appalachian Livin’ - Almost Heaven Nearly Hell Two women, Lindsay Riser and Elise Keaton, dive into their experiences growing up and living in Appalachia. A one of a kind podcast created and produced in the Coalfields of West Virginia. Each episode will host a new guest to educate, inform and uplift the people of Appalachia and beyond.
Lindsay Riser & Elise Keaton hosts Appalachian Livin', a society show with 26 episodes published.
Sarah Brown ran for a Board of Education seat in Putnam County in this most recent election, the 2026 Primaries. Sarah breaks down what it was like to run a county campaign in a very volatile time in our society. School
Brad Davis and Caitlyn Ware are responsible for the movement From Below: Rising Together for Coalfield Justice. They originally began as an immersive experience in McDowell County, WV. However, when Brad asked his congre
Paige Reiring on The Life of Mother Jones Lindsay and Elise met Paige in person, for the first time, the day we filmed this episode. She brought her, aptly described, emotional support Ax. As we have expressed before, we
On this episode of Appalachian Livin’, we talk to Maria Gunnoe via video call. Maria is a well known as a local advocate from Boone County, West Virginia. Her family has lived in they West Virginia Mountains for generati
The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are theri own and do not necessarily reflect those of the hosts. This podcast should not be considered a professional news service. The content is for entert
Steven P New Vs. Data Center Trial attorney and legal advocate, Stephen P New, learned that a massive data center complex and an ammonia plant were approved to begin construction right by his childhood home—where his agi
This week on Appalachian Livin’, we’re joined by musician Curtis Lovejoy from Wyoming County, West Virginia. Curtis has been writing songs that speak to what’s really going on in the world right now — some might call it
In this episode of Appalachian Livin’, we sit down with a local investigative journalist, Christina Baisden. Christina shares how she uncovers the truth, protects her sources, and documents injustices happening within Be
In this episode of Appalachian Livin’, Lindsay, Elise, and Tom sit down with the Appalachian Oracle—a kindred spirit we first met on TikTok and clicked with instantly. What started as an online friendship has turned into
McDowell County’s only been using its new water buffalo for a few months, but it’s already delivering safe drinking water where tap water isn’t. Now Wyoming County is getting its own—thanks to the United Methodist Church
In this episode of Appalachian Livin’, we sit down with Dr. Than Hitt and Mariah Clay from West Virginia Rivers. Dr. Hitt helps put the region’s ongoing water crisis into context from a scientific perspective, breaking d
Lindsay, Elise, and Tom go through a debrief, of sorts, of recent events and there was a lot to talk about! From the recent WV DEP Informal Conference in Pineville, WV, to the impending arrival of a Water Buffalo to brin
We spoke to Derek and Laura Schell from online personal training and nutrition coaching company, Minimalist Gym, about health and wellness in Appalachia and beyond! Join us!
Join us as we talk to a close ally of ours, Pastor Caitlyn Ware. Caitlyn has been an important part in our quest to get clean water to the residents of the Coalfields of West Virginia. Caitlyn is the Co-Creator of the gr
Matt Deal with "The Deal Break" Podcast asked us to sit down with him and talk about the poisoned water situation in Wyoming County, West Virginia and we were happy to fill him in on the "deal." It's our first podcast co
Lindsay and Elise sit down with another Mountain Momma, Crystal Good. Crystal is the creator of the black newspaper Black By God The West Virginian. https://blackbygod.org/ Listen as we discuss the treasures in these hil
Lindsay, Elise and Tom have a frank and honest conversation about the polluted water situation in Wyoming County, West Virginia, right where we should. Right next to Indian Creek. The Cicadas, and Tom, had plenty to say!
Are we divinely protected, or was it just not our time to go? Lindsay and Elise dive into past experiences that could have ended very differently. We express our realizations for the need for protective equipment in what
Lindsay's cousin came in from North Carolina for the night and we decided to play around with the podcast equipment. We do a little ASMR and chatting. Her daughter, Remy, makes an appearance. Then we need to end abruptly
We discuss Day 2 of our Toxic Tour of Southern WV where we went to Holly Grove Cemetery, the place where Mother Jones spoke to striking Miners before the Battle of Blair Mountain. Then we were off to Pax, WV, where there
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Appalachian Livin' is hosted by Lindsay Riser & Elise Keaton. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 26 episodes.
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