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It's All History To Me
Bennett Templeton, Jennifer Santiago, and Charlee Bryant
8.2 Banjo History with Dr. Seth Reno
SEP 25, 202647 MIN
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Description
This week, Charlee, Bennett, and Jennifer are joined by Dr. Seth Reno, an English professor at Auburn University at Montgomery, to discuss his research on Alabama's banjo history. Tune in to learn more about how the banjo relates to oral history and to hear Dr. Reno perform two excerpts.

