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Blue Ridge Streaming is a service of WBRA-TV PBS in Roanoke, Virginia.
We preserve the cultural heritage of Southwest Virginia by telling stories for, by and about the people of the Roanoke and New River valleys. No matter where you live, Blue Ridge Streaming enriches the community through local productions, national programming and educational initiatives. We are the window to the past, present and future of Southwest Virginia.
We preserve the cultural heritage of Southwest Virginia by telling stories for, by and about the people of the Roanoke and New River valleys. No matter where you live, Blue Ridge Streaming enriches the community through local productions, national programming and educational initiatives. We are the window to the past, present and future of Southwest Virginia.
EYE ON THE PAST - CITY OF LEXINGTON
Nelson Harris takes us back to the very origins of the City of Lexington and explains how the city became the home to various educational institutions.
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Eye on the Past - Elizabeth College
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Nelson Harris takes look at the history of Elizabeth College and the role it played in the growth of present-day Roanoke College in Salem.
ARTISTIC ENCOUNTERS - CORNELIA MARIN
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Cornelia Marin talks about life as an artist.
ARTISTIC ENCOUNTERS PAULINA SWEITLICZKO
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Paulina Sweitliczko talks about life as an artist.
ARTISTIC ENCOUNTERS - RICH DAVIS
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Photographer Rich Davis talks about life as an photographer.
Cookin' Cheap - 1812 - Priceless and Diceless
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1811 - Slosh and Squash
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1810 - Whistlin' Catfish
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
EYE ON THE PAST - RADFORD UNIVERSITY
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Did you know Radford University started out as a school for women and it was once affiliated with Virginia Tech? Nelson Harris shares the fascinating history of this Southwest Virginia educational institution.
Cookin' Cheap - 1809 - Pie in the Sky
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1808 - Steak and Veggies
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1807 - Down Home Casseroles
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1806 - Saucy and not Costly...
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
EYE ON THE PAST - GAINSBORO LIBRARY
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The historic Gainsboro Library in the African-American neighborhood of Gainsboro in Northwest Roanoke still operates today, thanks to generations of Gainsboro residents. Nelson Harris dives deeper into the story.
Cookin' Cheap - 1805 - Breaking Bread
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Hailed as the "Best Cookin' Show Ever" in the New York Times! In celebration of Blue Ridge PBS's 50th anniversary in 2017, we brought back classic episodes of the iconic program, Cookin' Cheap. Watch it on air and online. The comedy cooking show served up lots laughs to television audiences for 22 years. It was the brainchild of host, Laban Johnson, who teamed up with radio personality Larry Bl...
Cookin' Cheap - 1804 - All Meat and Some Potatoes
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Cookin' Cheap - 1804 - All Meat and Some Potatoes
Cookin' Cheap - 1803 - Staggering Spaghetti
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Cookin' Cheap - 1803 - Staggering Spaghetti
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 212 BOTETOURT RESIDENTS AGAINST CHILD EXPLOITATION
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 212 BOTETOURT RESIDENTS AGAINST CHILD EXPLOITATION
Cookin' Cheap - 1802 - Cakes by the Pound
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Cookin' Cheap - 1802 - Cakes by the Pound
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 211 THE STATE OF CANNABIS SALES & USE IN VIRGINIA
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 211 THE STATE OF CANNABIS SALES & USE IN VIRGINIA
Cookin' Cheap - 1801 - The Mighty Casserole
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Cookin' Cheap - 1801 - The Mighty Casserole
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 210 NOVEMBER 2023 POST ELECTION WRAP UP
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 210 NOVEMBER 2023 POST ELECTION WRAP UP
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 208 MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 208 MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 209 CHANGING ENVIRONMENT FOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 209 CHANGING ENVIRONMENT FOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
Cookin' Cheap - 1602 - Beef Casseroles
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Cookin' Cheap - 1602 - Beef Casseroles
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 207 EDUCATION AND PARENTAL RIGHTS
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 207 EDUCATION AND PARENTAL RIGHTS
Artistic Encounters - Pierrette Le Roux Williams
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Artistic Encounters - Pierrette Le Roux Williams
Cookin' Cheap - 926 - I Shouldn't Eat This But...
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Cookin' Cheap - 926 - I Shouldn't Eat This But...
CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 206 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AI & ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BOB DENTON EPISODE 206 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AI & ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
One Internet source lists Bly’s birthday as October 17, 1947, which would make him 41 years old for this episode 🎉
i love building tunnels and making craters
Hi I’m Phil Time😂😂😂 these two were comedy gold
Larry was so sauced on his pain meds😂😂😂 classic!
Has anyone actually seen 'Rescue Road'? I know it aired on Fridays at 6 p.m., but that's all...
I had a handful of Confederate ancestors who fought at Sharpsburg including a great great great grandfather in the 25th North Carolina Infantry who was mortally wounded near the West Woods A sad and a terrible day for both sides
Very sad. Too bad to south couldn't get more troops
RIP Dr. Robertson and David McCullough
Strongly recommend Mr. Robertson's biography of Jackson. 'Stonewall Jackson: The Man, The Soldier, The Legend'. Brilliantly researched and written.
It was a misunderstanding, Lee mistakenly took Grant as the regimental blacksmith on account of the dirty uniform he wore. So Lee handed Grant his sword to be sharpen and next thing you know the yankees were going on about a surrender.
In this overland campaign grant's need not to step over meade slowed down the campaign and lost initiatives he could have taken if he had singular and direct field command like he had at shiloh and chattanooga where he was at the front commanding his brigadier generals.
There is so much to Lees route of retreat in VA. What about Sheridan’s ride to cut off Lee? They should mark that route in Virginia.
Lee a great general? Who did he beat? Burnside, Hooker, Mcclellan, Pope? All were bad generals. He was bested the moment he met a good general in Meade, and he never won a great offensive battle without stonewall jackson. I implore you to study Napoleon at Austerlitz. The battle is identical in every way to Gettysburg down to the terrain and number of men engaged on each side. Study what Napoleon did, and you will find your great general.
By the time Mead and Grant fought Lee the "The Army of Northern Virginia" was depleted, tired, and just plain old worn out. Lee wasn't the greatest General however he was a damn good tactician, with Jackson, Longstreet, and some other southern leaders "The Army of Northern Virginia" was one hell of a force to be reckoned with.
Just give a few dollars to the local congressman and that military park will be history, so sad ffs.
We love coming here, especially on the night where there are Old Time Bands. We also like the Bluegrass music 🎵🎶 because we clog and two step dancing. Thank you all at Lays Hardware. We drive over an hr to come to Lay's. The folks that run Lay's as well as the folks that come to listen to the band and those of us that come to do our heritage dancing, clogging, flat footing buck dancing and two stepping. We love a good night with the Old Time Bands with the fiddle in the band. Come on down and enjoy a good clean atmosphere.
The narrator, professor James I. Robertson Jr. has a pleasant southern drawl and replaces his Rs with Ws, not unlike the way a child does. This is not a complaint but rather the opposite.
So I assume this is the last one? It was a lot of fun seeing all of these vintage episodes. Thank you!
Agreed! I love rewatching these!
It was a civil war a war between north and south It had nothing to do with saving the USA you need to read up on your history just cause it was about slavery you wanted to say something whe you don't know shit sorry for saying this people but people like this is why or country going hell in a handbag willoutlaw is a douchbag
1 of the GREATEST cooking shows ever.
Laban would ask why no punctuation was used to clarify the title of this video. He might have suggested: The "Is That a Banana, Mama?" Show.
This program must be quite old. James I Robertson died on 11/2/2019. His distinct southern accent is missed.
How Sweet the Two Angels on the iron backing of fireplace in Bedroom where he was born 7/56 Was he a Freemason?
I’m Australian and love these episodes and in particular the late great Dr Robertson. I have had one or two great lecturers throughout my university studies and this gentleman is wonderful to listen to. Wonderful production value too. Thank you!
Glad you like them!
To state the obvious, Lee tried to invade the North twice, and as soon as he no longer had the help of the citizens to feed him local knowledge of the land, and send him intelligence about the Union army, he got his ass handed to him. As long as he remained in Virginia, where every schoolboy was a scout and every farmer a spy for him, he did okay. Lee might be the most over-rated military man in American history.
Stonewall did hesitate..ask Pickett,and the soldiers laying out in the sun for hours before the charge.
Stonewall wasn’t at Gettysburg…
Stonewall was already dead, having been mortally wounded at Chancellorsville
All the faces are there
I enjoy all the videos your apart of God bless you and your family God bless America and stonewall was a beast. I respect many things about stonewall. Learning history is fun I think more Americans should I think many are lost and only believe what’s told to them Thank you
I loved every minute of this documentary of this great man.❤
Be sure to watch the guys fishing for salmon at 14:36
It’s easy to run down the commanders of the Army of the Potomac but they had the difficult task of taking the fight to the enemy. Lee was fighting a defensive war but every time he had to take the fight to the north he was quickly dispatched. The southern armies never really threatened Washington anywhere like the GAR did multiple times before final victory.
I loved and love Ralphs music im sorry he got snooked by Brry Obama.
Lee was looked at like a father his men would anything for him except win the war. I guess he didn't ask them too, Lee was overrated.
Just wonering was Lee a traitor to the Republic? Thomas a fellow Virginian honored his oath.
I grew up in Virginia and I first read his books because so many were set in Virginia. Still reading his books.
that Army story is crazy. that's what I call moving up the ladder. he must have been so good to turn the head of a general.
what battlefield is not a graveyard?
It’s such a pleasure to hear and see these presentations on Robert E Lee. As an Australian, I didn’t take too much of an interest in American history. Two visits stateside disabused me of this! These episodes and my new readings on the Civil War are my bedtime reading and viewing. Thank you!
American hero.
All traitors
America you can put some of the blame Ralph Stanley for the election of Barry obammy ,he ran radio advertisements on local radio,I turned the station off . I never listen to any of his music anymore,or the radio station. What a disgrace.
What the heck have I found?
Aren’t they fabulous? I grew up watching them and I’m so happy to find them again
"celerity, audacity, resolution are EVERYTHING in battle," -- Fighting Joe Hooker { First Attack Big Blue General at Antietum)
God i love Ralph i wish Carter had lived as long I love and miss the Stanley Brothers
Sadly, James Robertson has passed away, and Jack Davis is in his late 70s. When the great historians of our nation, and my generation, are gone, those who stand in such narrow-minded judgment and spew vitriolic hate toward The South will have their day. From the direction The United States is headed, I predict they will understand, too late, the true meaning and need of "states' rights and fighting for survival of home and family. The two things elemental to the human condition is that 1) history ALWAYS repeats itself, and 2) Human beings NEVER learn from history.
They don't teach history anymore. For one thing, people might find it offensive--which is laughable, why be offended at something you can't even change? More importantly, they don't teach history because it's easier to keep people down when they don't know who they are. This is a sad turn of events and it will only get worse before it gets better.
Well done...perfect end of the summation
My sister sent a recipe in for southern Oriental. Her recipe aired last night. She died on October 16 2016. Even though this show is old I cried when her recipe aired. She was proud of her recipe. Thanks for sharing it again.
As an Australian, I love the story and this gentleman’s accent.
Excellent.
too much lee worship
I've been a student of American history all my literate life and i say Robert E. Lee is the 2ndd greatest American that ever lived
Who’s first