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Hey there! I'm Cassie Clark. And Welcome to Where the Dogwood Blooms – a weekly podcast celebrating everything that makes North Carolina living so sweet! Join me as my guests and I explore the rich history, customs, and flavors of the Old North State. Whether you're a native Tar Heel or just curious about this land of sweet tea and Southern charm, Where the Dogwood Blooms is your ticket to the heart and soul of North Carolina's cultural heritage.
Cassie Clark hosts Where the Dogwood Blooms, a society show with 60 episodes published.
I sat down with Rose Willis to talk about something no parent ever wants to think about: what happens when you're no longer able to care for your child. A recent health scare involving an enlarged aortic aneurysm forced
I sat down with journalist AP Dillon to talk about something a lot of North Carolinians are still trying to make sense of: the lasting impact of the Cooper years. Like many families, AP's life was turned upside down duri
I sat down with my friend Ellie Parker to talk about her ancestor, Brodie Duke—the black sheep of the Duke family. If you’ve ever heard his name, it’s probably been attached to scandal. Brodie had a reputation—alcohol, f
I sat down with Jonah Garson, Vice Chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party, for a long conversation about politics, culture, and policy here in North Carolina. We start with a softball: why North Carolina voters spl
In this episode, I sat down in downtown Raleigh with Lennie Friedman — retired NFL player and Vice Chair of the North Carolina Forward Party — for a real, candid conversation about why he stepped into a third-party movem
Cassie sits down with North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek to talk plainly about the North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency — why it was created, and why so many North Carolinians were left frustrated and w
In this episode, host Cassie visits Moores Creek National Battlefield to sit down with renowned historian Dr. Chris Fonvielle for a deep dive into one of the most pivotal—and often overlooked—battles of the American Revo
In this episode, I sit down with Tevin Robinson for a real, no-nonsense conversation about North Carolina, culture, and what happens when you speak your mind online. Tevin is a Wilmington native who’s built a following o
In this episode, I sit down with Matt Mercer, Communications Director for the North Carolina GOP, to talk about the winding road that took him from journalism into the heart of state politics—and what he’s seeing from th
In this episode, I sit down with Dane Scalise—New Hanover County commissioner and a candidate for the North Carolina State House—to talk about what’s really going on in Wilmington. We get into the big, sometimes uncomfor
In this episode, I’m joined by Kay Olsen and Abbi Carson, leaders of Fix Buncombe, a grassroots movement focused on restoring conservative leadership and returning common-sense policy to Buncombe County, North Carolina.
In this episode, I’m joined by Sandi Walker—Valdese Mayoral Candidate, owner of Dolls & Designs, and Senior Tour Guide for the Waldensian Trail of Faith. A direct descendant of the original Waldensian settlers, Sandi bri
In this episode, I’m joined by Jason—the creator behind Instagram's @SpookyCLT , a project dedicated to digging into Charlotte’s folklore, true crime, and dark history. From haunted cemeteries to forgotten landmarks, Jas
In this second part of my conversation with Tim Hamilton—professor of physics and researcher of grist mills in the Great Smoky Mountains—we pick up right where we left off. This time, we’re diving into some of the Smokie
In this first part of a two-part conversation, I’m joined by Tim Hamilton, professor of physics and researcher of grist mills in the Great Smoky Mountains. We dig into the history of the Smokies’ grist mills—why there we
In this episode, I sit down with Amanda Woolard to talk about Marshall, North Carolina—and what happens when disasters fade from the headlines but the recovery never comes. During Hurricane Helene, Amanda and I helped co
In this episode, I sit down with Charles Jurney—one of the most respected dog trainers in the South—to talk about working dogs. Charles has spent more than 25 years training performance and hunting dogs, producing hundre
In this episode, I sit down with Laura Pierro, Executive Director of the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission, to talk about the life-changing work they do—and the serious threat they're facing right now. If you’v
In this episode of Where the Dogwood Blooms , I sit down with Wilmington native, realtor, and New Hanover County GOP chairman John Hinnant to talk about some hot-button issues making waves in the Port City. From the futu
Today, we’re talking with Nick Searcy—actor, director, and proud Western North Carolina native. You’ve seen him in Fried Green Tomatoes , Nell , and Justified as the unforgettable Art Mullen. But off-screen? He’s just a
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