re: 100 years after the 1918 quarantine of Athens, the flu continues to plague society

I can neither confirm nor deny ...

Because of the nature of the covenant between Foxfire and its contacts, we can’t release the audio freely. We have curated quite a bit through the podcast, which is now up to around 23 podcasts. There is other material through our blog ( LINK) and our museum app, which can be found under “Foxfire Museum” in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.

We’re also putting out a lot of digital material through our Instagram and Facebook accounts, @foxfireorg.

Sadly, the founder did commit some heinous acts during the time the program was being run out of Rabun Gap, though his guilt came to light after he was accused of child molestation by a boy in Athens who worked with the founder while he (the founder) was serving a sabbatical as guest faculty with UGA’s College of Education. That all went down in 1991. After which, the community came together to take over the program (as many of them were responsible for the good work that was done here) and worked to salvage it and maintain it.