John Santa admits he can’t tell a short story. His 512-page tome—complete with two books, stunning photography, and a section of sheet music—is evidence enough of that.
Jerry Douglas, Russ Barenberg, and Edgar Meyer: Skip, Hop, and Wobble
I’m not a superstitious person, but when three unrelated people tell me over the course...
The Uwharrie National Forest doesn’t get a lot of attention. It’s often overshadowed by the other national forest systems in North Carolina, and unless you’re a...
Mountain Heart: Road that Never Ends
On the surface Mountain Heart seems to play slick Nashville grass that’s ripe to please the modern day Opry crowd. But t...
Bawn in the Mash: Hurry Up and Wait
Much like the oak casked bourbon whiskey distilled in its native Kentucky, Bawn in the Mash proves with its second releas...
by Jedd Ferris
Runner’s Low
In Montgomery County, Md., high school senior Juashaunna Kelly was disqualified from a track meet for wearing the same uniform s...
Parkour, a form of running without limits, has been popular in Europe for decades but the practice is just now catching on with Americans, who have been introduced to the sport through Nike commercials and, most recently, the opening sequence of Casino Royale, the latest James Bond movie.
