FREE CDs & DVDs for Classrooms
If you're a professor or instructor looking to enhance your undergraduate and/or graduate course or courses with DVDs and/or CDs, we can provide them at no charge while supplies last if you're also teaching Southern Cultures material that is available online through Project Muse. (That's anything since our Winter 2000 issue.) Simply email us with the following information: your name, course name(s), semester/year, DVD and/or CD requested, and shipping address. These are the CDs and DVDs available for you and your students at no cost:
The newly released Lovin', Leavin', Liquor, and the Lord CD--featuring the Avett Brothers, Doc and Merle Watson, and many more greats--from the 2011 Music Issue.
The Put it on the Skillet DVD; a collection of the South's best short food films from our Special Food Issue.
The Southern Oral History Program's The Long Road to Brown, the Long Road Home documentary DVD about race and public education in the South from our special issue on the Civil Rights Movement.
The Neighborhood Voices DVD from The Global South issue. This Southern Oral History Program DVD reveals the stunning story of how one NC inner city neighborhood's longtime residents and its new immigrants live side by side.
Dreaming About Chords, the 2010 Roots Music Issue's CD, featuring Bukka White, Roger McGuinn, Willie Lowery, and a host of other Southern greats. 
Cool Water Music, the 2009 Music Issue's CD, featuring B.B. King, Pete Seeger, Son Thomas, Charlie Louvin & George Jones, Pure Fe, and many more.