Special Interview with Granny White!

Granny White scared the bejeezus out of me. I made the mistake of listening to this by myself in the dark.

Sharon Ray

Love this. I live in East Asheville Reynolds District. I love listening to all things Old God's and it is cool to me it is produced in what I consider my backyard. I have roots in NC going back into thec1800s but I grew up in Wyoming. I came here for my soulmate and it is the only other place I feel is home. The Blue Ridge Mtns call to me. Thank you for bringing your creation to life and making Appalachia come to life in your unique wonderful way.

This is such a great poem. Thank you Steve for putting it to (electronic) paper!

I just wanna say if Steve Shell & Jonathan Sims (from MAG) ever do a collaboration my mind & ears will explode. It would be the best thing ever!

Miss.Katonic

Jo Lynn, it's under "Bonus Content", but then I had to search the page for the word "poem". Here's the link to it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11qNs6UgmpBHos2OFz6wKfR8-dxto6ooKG9Jjh_Bid8o/edit?usp=sharing

How do I find the poem?

Wanted to read the poem to myself, use it as an acting tool for myself, but I started crying at the part about "they won't know until much older" and it suddenly became about my sister who raised me and abused me. So, hey, Steve? Thank you so very much.

Jess B

Coming to this discussion quite late, but did the audio of Betsy's reading of the poem ever go up?

Wait a minute. If S1E7 was the first time the Swarm had been human, and it showed up again at Glory Ann’s at some point, does that mean it’s still active? And might show up again?

Pidge DePeche

Now I’m going to smell peppermint every time I hear Granny!!!💞💞💞

Thanks, really enjoyed hearing about your creative processes!

Bluetrane

Yep. That was more than I had bargained for. That one hit. "I know you think of yourself as a good person who is trying, but . . ." Well, don't we all? Can anyone out there honestly say that there is a 0% likelihood that someone reads this poem and thinks of them?

Whew that poem though