Glenn Bolick is a North Carolina legend. He is a potter, saw miller, musician, storyteller, and National Hollering Champion. We sat down with him to learn about his life's work at Bolick pottery.

I’m straddling yoga teacher, business owner, which are very different, I find that when I am playing both sides of those, life is really challenging, like now I’m the yoga teacher and I’m speaking yoga, and now I’m the business owner and I have to be tough.

I would say if you have to go to work then you have the wrong job. I never thought about how much I was making, I just jumped in my car and would go do it.

“When I was a little girl my dad took me to a yoga class, and I remember seeing all the adults like hanging upside down and thinking, “Oh my god, they are having so much fun.”

Jimmy Carter passed the law in 1978 that made home brewing legal for the first time since Prohibition. This whole craft brewing industry grew out of that, I just happened to be there at the cutting edge.

Jacob Crigler & Kara Dodson are first generation organic produce farmers. They are outliers in the farming community because of their youth and they carry on the timeless tradition of farming with draft horses. They sat down with BRAHM Programs & Outreach Director, Willard Watson III for "The Way Watauga Works" to share some memorable times from their experience farming.

The Payne family have been selling insurance in Watauga County for 4 generations. As part of the Way Watauga Works exhibition. We sat down with John and Andrew Payne to talk to them about the change they have seen in their lifetimes.