Appalachian history is riddled with poverty, exploitation, crooked politics, lack of jobs, lack of healthcare, lack of opportunity.  A woman named Eula Hall believed her Eastern Kentucky town deserved more, and she never stopped fighting for what she believed.  She believed in the people of Appalachia. This is the story of Eula Hall taking matters into her own hands. For more check out the book Mud Creek Medicine by Kiran Bhatraju.