Welcome to Talking Culture! In this weekly interview series from 97.9 The Hill WCHL, you’ll hear from writers, performers, musicians and individuals involved in advancing and promoting cultural arts in our community.
This week we’re joined by Hal Crowther, a Hillsborough resident and a celebrated journalist, author, and progressive thinker who’s out with a brand new book: “Bible Belt Blues,” a collection of political and cultural essays written over the last 15 years.
“Bible Belt Blues” is out now from Blair Publishers, with a forward by Lee Smith. Click here to order the book and read more information.
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