From the Voice:
- “Saving the Ruffed Grouse, Appalachia’s Woodland Drummer”
- “On the Trail of Songbirds in Appalachia”
- “Noquisiyi Mound Returns to Cherokee Ownership”
Other Recent Work:
- “Grandmother’s Garden: How The Simple Act of Providing People With Food Can Establish Stability,” LEO Weekly, 2026.
- “Louisville Native Accepted To International Opera Program,” LEO Weekly, 2026.
- “‘Shop Where Your Dollar Matters’: How To Shop Sustainably In Louisville This Holiday Season,” LEO Weekly, 2025.
- “Louisville-Based Organizer And Writer Daisy Carter Shares Her Biggest Influences And Experiences That Shape Her Work,” LEO Weekly, 2025.
Previous Work:
- “From the Magazine: Pasture to Plate,” Talisman, 2024.
- Green Folk Collective repurposes textiles to encourage slow fashion, Louisville Public Media, 2023.
- Louisville artists embeds Native American history, politics in paintings, Louisville Public Media, 2023.
- Interactive exhibit invites viewers to take candy, contemplate love and loss, Louisville Public Media, 2023.
- Louisville splish-splash their way through summer heat, Louisville Public Media, 2023.
- Other work from LPM: https://www.lpm.org/people/debra-murray
- ‘Everyone deserves a chance’: How Bowling Green developed its foreign born population, WKU Herald, 2023.
- ‘This is definitely changing sex’: Why is Gen Z having less sex than other generations?, WKU Herald, 2023.
- Coverage of the Folk Studies Graduate program being cut at WKU:
- Folk Studies master’s program facing suspension pending SACSCOC approval, Oct. 22, 2022.
- ‘A death in the family’: Pending suspension of Folk Studies graduate program devastates former program director, alumni, Oct. 28, 2022.
- ‘Imminent death over surrender and execution in disgrace’: Students, alumni react to loss of folk studies graduate program, Nov. 28, 2022.
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