Working with the public isn’t always rewarding. You deal with a lot of negative emotions, specifically anger, frustration, and confusion. The collective, known as “The Public,” come in and out as they please and tend to expect every minute of your day to revolve around them as did the door they just walked through. It…
In the 1940s, Appalachia had its fair share of snake handlers, faith healers, and gypsies. World War II was being fought, and Drema Hall Berkheimer was being raised by her grandparents. In Running on Red Dog Road, she shares what life was like during that time. Drema’s childhood in 1940’s Appalachia was anything but dull. Her father…
