Voices of the Village Fair
Every booth at the Mt Airy Village Fair offers an interactive experience, and at the Northwest Philly Neighbors Podcast booth we invited fairgoers to sit down and tell a story. Sixteen people (ages 8 to 73) accepted, and their stories spanned the spectrum from poignant to entertaining, informative to funny.
Here they are, with links for more about some of the tellers and their projects:
1:11 - Mike Gross - Helping remove a state law loophole that promoted segregation
3:50 - Terry List - The Australian Lilly Pilly and me
6:36 - Evan Mohr - Serving breakfast using a domino run
8:11 - Joanne Fleisher - The hardest thing I’ve faced and overcome
12:54 - Nathan Long - My favorite pet, Glenn Bergman
13:55 - Leif Taylor - How I got my puppy
15:00 - Jen Sheffield - Decades of daily journaling
17:10 - Andrew Kirkpatrick - Harry Potter voices, live
19:47 - Walt Bader - My son the muralist
21:20 - Mila Shane - Climbing a Vermont waterfall
23:03 - Keith Murphy - Pete Seeger and the Golden Vanity
28:33 - Michele Zipkin - Producing podcasts
30:37 - Jan Alter - The highlight of 38½ years as a Philly public school teacher
33:15 - Patty Skuster - Women on Wheels in the Wissahickon, and soup
35:34 - Dan Vidal - Pain recovery with Neurosomatic Therapy
38:11 - Cheri Black - From Kansas farm to Jamaican B&B
Podcast website: https://nwphillypodcast.net
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