Franklin Springs Homestead Blessings

This cooking DVD features instruction in cooking breakfast (pancakes, fried potatoes, fried apples & onions), lunch (pizza, tomato soup, salads & homemade dressing), and dinner (pot roast & veggies, buttermilk biscuits & gravy, green beans, peach cobbler). Expand and refine your culinary skills! 1 DVD.
     

The West Ladies teach the following processes in The Art of Dairy:

In The Family Heritage of Hunting viewers participate in a range of inspiring hunting excursions across the United States. From the majestic Colorado Rocky Mountains, to the Hill Country of Texas, to the rolling terrain of Middle Tennessee, viewers are taken on a lively journey in a variety of hunting outings.

This film covers a wide-range of fundamentals critical for any hunter, including hunter safety, location scouting, hunter etiquette, tracking the kill, baiting, and other skills. More than the hunt itself, however, The Family Heritage of Hunting celebrates the unique opportunity a family hunting trip creates to enrich relationships of parents and children, and the life-lessons that continue from one generation to the next.

46 minutes on DVD.
     

Hosted by Harvard MBA and serial entrepreneur Wade Myers, Family Works features expert analysis into the day-to-day business lives of enterprising families and the unique challenges they face. This series entertains, inspires and encourages both aspiring and current entrepreneurs - or those that simply enjoy the blessing of families working together.

Volume One features family profiles for Cook's Pest Control and Holden Coal. Both companies are family run with multiple generations serving in the day-to-day business operations.
     

This documentary traces the valiant life of Carver, chronicling his improbable odyssey from slavery to becoming a household name. George Washington Carver: An Uncommon Way is narrated by Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. and includes the perspectives of noted historians Peter Burchard, John Perry, George Grant, and many others.
     

Still Standing is punctuated by narrative from noted historians James I. "Bud" Robertson Jr., Dr. George Grant, William Potter, Virginia Military Institute Col. Keith Gibson; and Francis Lightburn Cressman - great granddaughter of Civil War Union General Joseph Lightburn - among others. The film features striking new footage from Jackson's boyhood home near Weston, West Virginia; various locations in Lexington, Virginia, and other Civil War locales. 48 minutes on DVD with bonus features.
     

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