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Hosted by Spencer George & Victoria Landers · EN · 36 episodes
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Good Folk is a newsletter, podcast, and community project exploring artistry, empathy, community, and storytelling through conversations with individuals in, around, and from rural America and the American South. goodfolk.substack.com
Spencer George & Victoria Landers hosts Good Folk Podcast, a society show with 36 episodes published.
Happy Friday Folks, Do you ever cross paths with people and it feels that there is a level of synergy there that feels rare and important? I had this feeling when, a few months back, a message dropped into my Substack in
Hello folks, It feels like it has been a while since I have spoken to you all here, and I apologize for that. With a combination of work travel, various due dates, and the general state of the world, we’ve fallen behind.
Happy Monday Folks, I’ve written and rewritten this intro a number of times and I find I’m still not quite sure what to say. We recorded this episode just about two weeks before Hurricane Helene struck Western North Caro
Hello Folks, and happy Friday, I write to you from the edges of Hurricane Helene, which is currently moving over Western North Carolina and the Appalachian Mountains that have been home to my family for generations. I sp
Hello Folks and welcome to Season 3 (!) of the Good Folk Podcast, After our summer hiatus, it’s great to be back in this space, with a lineup of conversations for our fall season. Today, we kick off with writer Matthew F
Hello folks, Though I am currently off the grid until June 30th, I am thrilled to drop in with a special podcast episode with South Carolina author Mindy Friddle, whose newest book, Her Best Self, released just last week
Folks, today I am thrilled to introduce you to of MycoLore in a very fun Good Folk x Folkwise crossover. Daisy is a folklorist, cryptozoologist (and legend scholar), eco-philosopher, mycologist, and collective-joy-enthus
Happy Wednesday Folks, I’m thrilled to be back with the podcast for the new year and to introduce you today to Adam Perez, someone we have long been hoping to get on this podcast. I first met Adam when we were both teach
Angela Eastman is a very cool person. I truly don’t know how to say it any other way. She lives a life that many of us dream of, or at least I do: one connected to nature, to craft, to teaching, and creative practice. As
It’s a rare and beautiful experience to come across someone you immediately connect with only to realize you have been peripherally weaving circles around one another for years. It’s how I felt immediately upon entering
Just over two years ago, I returned to my hometown of Charleston, South Carolina for the summer to report on rising sea levels and the creative response by artists, who were—then and now—focused on generating public unde
Hello Folks, I’m writing to you from the state of North Carolina, and specifically, from the campus of the University of North Carolina, where I am a graduate student in Folklore. At UNC, I investigate the role that folk
Happy Wednesday Folks, I’m thrilled today to welcome you to “season three” of the Good Folk Podcast, kicking off with a conversation about home, mythology, breakdown, safety, change, and choice. Anyone who knows the Sout
Happy Wednesday Folks, I write this to you from the screen porch at my new house, where I now spend my entire workday since moving here. It’s summer fully now in North Carolina, and for all the words I have, I still can’
Folks, today, I am thrilled to introduce you to writer and poet KB Brookins for a conversation about climate, grief, Texas, the South, the radical power of reimagining, and the role that we can play as artists in envisio
Hello Folks, Spencer here— I’m so thrilled to introduce you to today’s podcast guest, musician John Harrison, also known as Jphono1, and I want to first thank Victoria for filling in on the intro for this episode. In the
I can say with confidence that today’s guests are some of the most fun and joyous I have had the privilege to cross paths with. Described by the Boston Globe as “spellbinding acoustic musicians with a rare master of Amer
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit goodfolk.substack.com A few weeks ago, we had the pleasure of teaming up with Live From the Nest North Carolina for A Night of Folk & Friends, a special live
Happy Wednesday Folks, The poet Mary Oliver once wrote that attention is the beginning of devotion. I think about those words almost every single day. It was the drive to learn how to pay attention that brought me back h
There are many exciting things to discuss about today’s episode, but first I must give a major shout-out and say happy twenty fifth birthday to our incredible podcast producer, Victoria Landers. Vic has been a part of th
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