Sound and Story

Nice article in the Almanac. Check it out: https://hudsonvalleyone.com//sound-story-project-of-the-h/

Hi Sound and Story Fans! As the snow yesterday has proven itself to be more powerful than all human hands and activities, it reminds us how beautiful and powerful the natural world can be. Here is a wonderful short story of Joan Gussow of Piermont, NY who woke up the morning after Hurricane Sandy to find a 10' long, 4' in diameter log up against the foundation of her Hudson River front home! #storms #piermont #HudsonValley #NewYork #Hurricanes #Interviews #Storytelling

Hi Sound and Story fans! So sorry for the long wait between stories. But because of the long wait, here is one of our favorites! Just click the link and listen! According to old time dairy farmer Jesse Burch, his barn was so cold during the winter he had trouble milking his cows. From an interview with Marc Fried. #Cows #DairyFarmers #GardinerNY #HudsonValley #Storytelling #OralHistories

Sound and Story celebrates Mahattanville college student, Tashae Smith. Last weekend, she received the Black Pioneer of Newburgh Award from the City of Newburgh Human Rights Commission. What did Tashae do to earn this honor? Read more at http://www.soundandstory.org/blog/eileenmcadam.html

What happens when you live on a train station? Listen to Sandra Wallack reminiscing about her earliest memories living at the Station House in Spring Glenn NY. Recorded in the Cube, October 22nd 2016 at the Ellenville Public Library and Museum. #Hudsonvalley #SpringGlenn #Storytelling #Grandparents #Trains #Homelessness #SpringGlennStationHouse #BreakingStereotypes

Hi Sound and Story fans! Here is one of our first stories of 2017 to be shared with you. I hope this story brings some joy and reflection into your day. Sandra Wallack's Grandfather came home one day with a surprise that would change the course of her childhood forever. Recorded in the Cube, October 22nd 2016 at the Ellenville Public Library and Museum.