The Rooted in Currituck podcast is a journey through the stories of our guests about growing up and growing in Currituck County, North Carolina. We hope the stories told by our farmers, 4-Hers, homemakers and longtime residents paint a more vivid picture of this place. And we aim to highlight and preserve the history of agriculture and agricultural related organizations in our community.

Rooted in Currituck
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Podcast Overview
The Rooted in Currituck podcast is a journey through the stories of our guests about growing up and growing in Currituck County, North Carolina. We hope the stories told by our farmers, 4-Hers, homemakers and longtime residents paint a more vivid picture of this place. And we aim to highlight and preserve the history of agriculture and agricultural related organizations in our community.
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8/27/2021
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Recent Episodes

May 20, 2022
Rooted Season 2, Episode 3: Jodi Lockhart
<p>Jodi Lockhart, a long time Extension Master Gardener Volunteer shares her memories of the Master Gardener program in Currituck in the late nineties through today. We also take a look back at an article written by on of our very first Extension Master Gardener Volunteers, Ms. Thelma Ganyon. Chris Blaha then shares key information on the current state of the Currituck Extension Master Gardener program and how folks can get involved.</p>

February 16, 2022
Rooted Season 2, Episode 2: Al Wood
<p>Al Wood who served as the Agriculture Extension Agent from 1985 until 1998 shares his stories about unexpected field visits, the connections he made in the Currituck Community and meeting the love of his life through his work at the Currituck Extension Center. We also take a look back at the origins of the 4-H Day Camping program in Currituck and learn the reasons why we do what we do in the Currituck 4-H Program.</p>

January 14, 2022
Rooted Season 2, Episode 1: Wilson Snowden
<p>Wilson Snowden, Currituck native shares stories about the Snowden store, farming, the creation of the Crawford Fire department, his time as a magistrate and more. We also look back at what canning education was being done in Currituck in the 1960s as well as the resources we still provide today.</p>
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