In the debut episode of Something Worth Saving: Asheville, Stories of Resilience, Sara Stock Mayo and Jonathan Mayo begin to share their creative journey to this project while offering some highlights of stories from their interviews in Asheville. They lay the groundwork for the central themes of the upcoming episodes which include: place, community and resilience, featuring stories from ballparks to breweries to arts spaces to local coffee shops.
Chapters
- (00:00:00) - Asheville: Stories of Resilience
- (00:05:56) - Exploring the importance of place in Appalachia
- (00:08:43) - What Makes Asheville So Special?
- (00:12:04) - Asheville's rich art scene
- (00:19:35) - Noir Collective: A
- (00:23:17) - Asheville's indomitable spirit after Hurricane Helene
- (00:29:15) - Asheville's Beer Choir sings about the storm
- (00:32:02) - Asheville's tight knit arts community after the flood
- (00:37:45) - Episode 1: Something Worth Asheville
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