• John Hood, author, “Mountain Folk”

  • Nov 23 2021
  • Length: 46 mins
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John Hood, author, “Mountain Folk”

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  • Dwarves, Fairies, and Mermaids might sound like a strange way to teach a history and geography lesson, but John Hood took this challenge head-on and achieved the objective in spades with his book, “Mountain Folk”. John is a newspaper columnist, historian, and foundation executive with a deep passion for both the American Founding and speculative fiction. In this book, he brings it all together in a thrilling tale that not only appeals to a person’s desire for fantasy but also keeps them grounded in intellectual honesty and curiosity. In the podcast, we deep-dive into the book, its genre, why it’s important, why use fiction to illustrate history, mythology – including that which is uniquely the U.S., historical people, geography, his inspiration, and, of course, ties to Virginia. Learn more: Mountain Folk Subscribe to the show! If you liked this podcast, please support it by subscribing either on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts,  Spotify  TuneIn, or Stitcher– and please leave a review. It helps! Listening to a Podcast: 1) Click the player and listen to it via your device2) Go to Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts,  Spotify  TuneIn, or Stitcher– Subscribe to the podcast to automatically download new shows to your device when they are uploaded.3) Added tip: Connect your device via Bluetooth, USB, or even 3.5mm to your car radio, select the aux or media input on your radio for your device, and press play on your device for the show either on the post or through Apple Podcast/Google Play/Spotify/TuneIn/Stitcher. Watch the podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KOmet9Bw3Wo
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