Neal Hutcheson's guest appearances

Neal Hutcheson

This is Raleigh

The History Bros

Paul Revere

Tom Sawyer

Huck Finn

Andrew Jackson

Leonard Nimoy

Sean McKinney

John Deere

Thomas Meehan

Norman Borlaug

Ryan Hill

Kevin Bryant

Charles Phaneuf

Rick Beyer

Richard Brautigan

Leo Suarez

OwlTail

The Bros take a journey into the Appalachian Mountains with film maker and writer Neal Hutcheson. We talk about Appalachian culture, and take a trip into the Moonshiners' world.

The Bros take a journey into the Appalachian Mountains with film maker and writer Neal Hutcheson. We talk about Appalachian culture, and take a trip into the Moonshiners' world.

Episode 75: Popcorn Sutton, Moonshiner, Appalachian, Character with Neal Hutcheson (stronger language episode)

Neal Hutcheson is a documentary filmmaker with an ear for language and a knack for letting his subjects tell their own story. His day job is making films for the North Carolina Language and Life Project at N.C. State University. Neal has made films documenting the strange and wonderful dialects in North Carolina — from the rugged mountaineers to the Hoi Toiders on Okracoke Island and fishermen down east in Carteret County. For the past decade, though, Neal had an interesting friendship with Marvin “Popcorn” Sutton — the famous, or infamous — moonshiner from Maggie Valley, North Carolina. Neal’s latest documentary — “A Hell Of A Life” — shows a true and unvarnished picture of Popcorn Sutton, outside the glossy, popular myth that Popcorn — and popular culture — created about him in the last years of his life. Learn more about the film at Neal's website: http://www.suckerpunchpictures.comAudio excerpts from "A Hell Of A Life" and "An Unclouded Day" both produced by Neal Hutcheson.

Neal Hutcheson is a documentary filmmaker with an ear for language and a knack for letting his subjects tell their own story. His day job is making films for the North Carolina Language and Life Project at N.C. State University. Neal has made films documenting the strange and wonderful dialects in North Carolina — from the rugged mountaineers to the Hoi Toiders on Okracoke Island and fishermen down east in Carteret County. For the past decade, though, Neal had an interesting friendship with Marvin “Popcorn” Sutton — the famous, or infamous — moonshiner from Maggie Valley, North Carolina. Neal’s latest documentary — “A Hell Of A Life” — shows a true and unvarnished picture of Popcorn Sutton, outside the glossy, popular myth that Popcorn — and popular culture — created about him in the last years of his life. Learn more about the film at Neal's website: <a href="http://www.suckerpunchpictures.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.suckerpunchpictures.com</a> Audio excerpts from "A Hell Of A Life" and "An Unclouded Day" both produced by Neal Hutcheson.

Neal Hutcheson and Popcorn Sutton