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Testimony from a Former UBB Miner Kicks Off Witnesses in Blankenship Trial

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  On this West Virginia Morning, we get an update on the trial of Don Blankenship, including testimony from former coal miner Bobbie Pauley. Beth Vorhees also speaks with West Virginia University journalism professor John Temple about his new book American Pain. Also, JD Souther recruits Nellie McKay for a cover of Cole Porter’s “Everytime We Say Goodbye.”

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