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|description=My guest this week is Emma John, author of the wonderful book 'Wayfaring Stranger - A Musical Journey in the American South'.We chat about what made a British journalist and cricket fan want to travel to North Carolina and write a book about bluegrass, the key lesson Emma learned from the Kruger | |description=My guest this week is Emma John, author of the wonderful book 'Wayfaring Stranger - A Musical Journey in the American South'. We chat about what made a British journalist and cricket fan want to travel to North Carolina and write a book about bluegrass, the key lesson Emma learned from the Kruger Brothers and so much more. I loved this one - it feels as much a conversation about life and belonging as it does a conversation about bluegrass. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Links to stuff we... | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 13 September 2026
| Emma John (Wayfaring Stranger book) Interview | |
|---|---|
| Podcast | Bluegrass Jam Along |
| Date | 2022-06-21 |
| About | Emma John |
| Length | 55 min |
| Audio | Audio file |
Episode Description
My guest this week is Emma John, author of the wonderful book 'Wayfaring Stranger - A Musical Journey in the American South'. We chat about what made a British journalist and cricket fan want to travel to North Carolina and write a book about bluegrass, the key lesson Emma learned from the Kruger Brothers and so much more. I loved this one - it feels as much a conversation about life and belonging as it does a conversation about bluegrass. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Links to stuff we...