Staunton's Ray Houser worked in broadcasting for 63 years, before heart trouble finally slowed him down.
Timmy Smith romances wood around Swoope. See his work at Smitty's Hardwoods.
Radell Shrock grows vegetables for local consumption in Rockingham County. He calls his business Season's Bounty Farm.
Harrisonburg’s Trent Wagler sings (and plays several instruments) for his supper as part of The Steel Wheels.
Wiley Kestner graduated from Yale with a B.A. in studio art (he worked mainly in oils). Now he works as the iPad team lead at Rosetta Stone.
Bill Hamilton and Tom Lovell, of Lexington's Blue Lab Brewing, talk about turning their fascination for beer into a micro-brewery business.
Seventy-six year old Bridgewater resident, Betty Kline, talks about her romance with roaming the world.
North Garden resident, R.B. Horsley, began writing poetry after the death of her sixteen-year-old son.
Waynesboro Musician Jimmy O has been entertaining us for over 30 years. Recently, however, he's been reinventing himself as filmmaker, James Overton.
Howard Hahn is a member of the Shenandoah Railroad Club and the C&O Historical Society.
