B Turner, News Reporter
B Turner is a journalism major, with a minor in Folk Studies. She is originally from Georgetown, Kentucky and is excited to be working for the Herald! B has always been interested in journalism, particularly investigative journalism, and that is what she hopes to go into in college.
![Western Kentucky University Folk Studies Professor Emeritus Erika Brady holds a presentation in the Western Room of the Kentucky Museum on Thursday evening, Nov. 17, 2022 on campus in Bowling Green, Ky. Brady, the co-host of the Barren River Breakdown radio show on WKYU-PBS, is the second in a series of five speakers for the Potter College of Arts and Letters and Department of Folk Studies and Anthropology’s “50 Years of Folk Studies” event. Last month, in late October, folk studies faculty moved to suspend their Master of Arts in Folk Studies program. “I don’t think I could put into words [how it feels],” Brady said, nearing tears.](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/ErikaBradyFolkStudies_8-900x545.jpg)
