Listen to any story drawn from the conversations we've recorded in Forsyth County. Just press the "play" button next to each image.
Tune in to listen to our weekly radio broadcasts on WFDD, WSNC, WSJS and Que Pasa Radio.
Brenda Taylor (right) talks with Amatullah Saleem, professional dancer and co-founder of local story-telling group A String of Pearls. A native of Winston-Salem, Amatullah went to live with her mother in Harlem in the mid 40’s when she was twelve years old. Submersed in a cultural Mecca of arts and entertainment, Amatullah found her calling at the Katherine Dunham School of Dance.
Curtis Rothrock and Robert McCarn share memories of their time at the Children’s Home in honor of its 100th Anniversary.
Ed Wilson & Nick Bragg share their memories of the good old days and their wonderful trips together.
On the occasion of its 20’th anniversary, LuEllen Curry & Elwanda Ingram share their wonderful memories of the first National Black Theater Festival here in Winston-Salem.
Ms. Dorothy Johnson, described by some as the Rosa Parks of Green Street United Methodist Church, talks with the church's Pastor, Kelly Carpenter. Ms. Johnson joined Green Street in 1993 at the invitation of Reverend Jasper Boyd. It was an all-white church at the time. Click here to see the change!
Below are the days and times where StoryLine stories can be heard.
Bookmarks Festival of Books; 6th & Trade Streets. Tour the bus and sign up for a recording, 10 am - 5 pm.
Downtown Arts Center Grand Opening; Sawtooth Center. Tour the bus and sign up for a recording, 12 noon to 5 pm.
