Marty Stuart on Ken's Country

"Aycock Brown on the Outer Banks", John Railey and Nancy Gray's new book. He Captured the Outer Banks

Authors John Railey and Nancy Beach Gray share what led them to write about the Outer Banks most famous photographer, Aycock Brown, including stories about the man who, with his camera introduced the world to the barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina filled with water, nature, history and a unique people that call this place home.

"Grave Digger" buries the completion, without a shovel !

Dennis Anderson is The Grave Digger. From the grave to the top, in his own words. Now a family tradition with his boys in the winners circle. #monstertrucks #monsterjam #motorsport #obx #outerbanks #gravediggermonstertruck

"Colony not Lost" Scott Dawson on "Ken's Country Podcast"

Scott Dawson tells us years of archeological work and diligent research confirms it, Sir Walter Raleigh's Colony was not lost, but was on Hatteras Island. From the University of Bristol, archeologist Dr. Mark Horton joins in. There is a strong commitment to see the native Americans of Hatteras Island get the recognition they deserve . #archaeology #Outerbanks #americanhistory #croatoan #lostcolony #scottdawson #follow #kenmann #kenscountrypodcast

Marty Stuart on Ken's Country

Marty Stuart is a member of the Grand Ole Opry and Country Music Hall of Fame. Johnny Cash told him about the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He talks about his music and windy time on Hatteras Island.

Roy Rogers on Ken's Country

Roy Rogers and his wife Dale Evans were the stars of the "Roy Rogers" radio and TV shows. Roy appeared in over 200 movies. He was also a of founder of the Son's of the Pioneers, one of Americas best know western music groups. Roy talks about his time in pictures and teaming up with country star Clint Black for a new album.  At the end of the interview Roy leave you with the song he and Dale closed their programs with, "Happy Trails to You"