The song "Paradise" by John Prine, first recorded in 1971, tells a story about the tiny town of Paradise in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, lamenting the changes that have occurred in his lifetime in his parents' birthplace. Muhlenberg County is part of Kentucky's western coal fields, and the song's lyrics detail how "the coal company came, … Continue reading Muhlenberg County, Kentucky
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Geographer writing on development, the state, food, and the politics of place
Geographer writing on development, the state, food, and the politics of place
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Geographer writing on development, the state, food, and the politics of place
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