Posts tagged John W. Miller
Walking To New York City From Washington D.C. At A Spiritual Speed
Walking To New York City From Washington D.C. At A Spiritual Speed

(REVIEW) In his new book coming out in April called “American Ramble,” Neil King Jr. has crafted a travelogue fit for a reporter and a monk, built on paying close attention during a 26-day walk he took to New York City from Washington, D.C. in the spring of 2021.

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Books, Culture, North AmericaJohn W. MillerJohn W. Miller, American Ramble, Kosuke Koyama, Neil King, Neil King Jr., Baron Van Steuben, Benjamin Lay, Henry Chapman Mercer, George Washington, HeraclitusComment
Reporter Focuses Lens On The Spirit Of Moundsville, West Virginia

John Miller’s film with David Bernabo, titled “Moundsville,” is a biography of a small town along the Ohio River — from its beginnings with a 2,200-year-old Native American burial mound, its economic boom and bust times as dozens of factories arrived and disappeared, to the current age of Walmart, shale gas and new generations hoping to figure out a future for the small town. The documentary is currently streaming on PBS.

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Economy, Entertainment, North America, News, Film & TVPaul GladerMoundsville, West Virginia, John W. Miller, documentary film Moundsville, Moundsville on PBS, David Bernabo, Barry Newman, Paul Glader, America magazine, Son Ngoc Nguyen, Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council, Phil Remke, Poet Marc Harshman, Eugene SaundersComment