Evelyn Williams's guest appearances

Evelyn Williams

Mountain Talk

Friday at 4

Eat Blog Talk

Deeper Than Most

Justin Moore

Laura Vanderkam

Brian Johnson

Jim Webb

John Lee Dumas

Kate Ahl

Matt Molen

Jason Logsdon

Jessica Gavin

Laurie Buckle

Brita Britnell

Andrew Wilder

Amy Clark

Cristina Curp

Kelly McNelis

OwlTail

In this edition of WMMT's Mountain Talk, in honor of Black History Month, we open with a profile on a one-of-a-kind Black Appalachian: the activist Evelyn Williams. Evelyn was a unique and influential figure in the region, and the subject of an eponymous 1995 Appalshop documentary film (produced by Anne Lewis). This radio story is an adaptation of that film, and includes Evelyn's recollections of growing up Black in East Kentucky in the 1920's and 30's.Then, as a part of our ongoing series Prevent Diabetes EKY, we hear from Letcher County's Tiffany Scott about a local program &amp; research project, Appalachians in Control, that has been helping people in the area live better with type 2 diabetes. (For more stories of managing &amp; preventing type 2 diabetes in East KY, check out our project website: http://www.preventdiabeteseky.org.)And finally, from the Appalshop Archive, we close with a clip of the inimitable Black Southwest Virginia musician Earl Gilmore, who discusses the blues (it's like being in a fight—but with yourself, he says) and closes the show with a gospel tune.

In this edition of WMMT's Mountain Talk, in honor of Black History Month, we open with a profile on a one-of-a-kind Black Appalachian: the activist Evelyn Williams. Evelyn was a unique and influential figure in the region, and the subject of an eponymous 1995 Appalshop documentary film (produced by Anne Lewis). This radio story is an adaptation of that film, and includes Evelyn's recollections of growing up Black in East Kentucky in the 1920's and 30's. Then, as a part of our ongoing series Prevent Diabetes EKY, we hear from Letcher County's Tiffany Scott about a local program &amp; research project, Appalachians in Control, that has been helping people in the area live better with type 2 diabetes. (For more stories of managing &amp; preventing type 2 diabetes in East KY, check out our project website: <a href="http://www.preventdiabeteseky.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.preventdiabeteseky.org</a>.) And finally, from the Appalshop Archive, we close with a clip of the inimitable Black Southwest Virginia musician Earl Gilmore, who discusses the blues (it's like being in a fight—but with yourself, he says) and closes the show with a gospel tune.

Evelyn Williams, Lowering A1C Levels in Letcher County, Earl Gilmore

Chef Evelyn Williams is a Culinary Brand Strategist who is on a mission to help women live, cook and work on their own terms! She DELIVERS in this episode! If you are looking to diversify your streams of revenue, be sure to listen in. - Learn how to use the SPACE acronym to generate more money. - Create a promotional plan to avoid having untapped projects. - Narrow down your culinary point of view to find focus. - Market multiple revenue streams without confusing your audience.

Chef Evelyn Williams is a Culinary Brand Strategist who is on a mission to help women live, cook and work on their own terms! She DELIVERS in this episode! If you are looking to diversify your streams of revenue, be sure to listen in. - Learn how to use the SPACE acronym to generate more money. - Create a promotional plan to avoid having untapped projects. - Narrow down your culinary point of view to find focus. - Market multiple revenue streams without confusing your audience.

173: Give Your Revenue a Boost by Diversifying with Chef Evelyn Williams

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012: From Corporate to Creative with Chef Evelyn Williams