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Dialogues with CreatorsDaryl ThetfordBarbara interviews visual artist Daryl Thetford of Chattanooga in this episode. They talk about how he moved from being a mental health professional to a professional artist, his processes, and the connections of written art and visual media.Daryl’s work can be seen here: https://darylthetford.com/ https://chauvetarts.com/artist/daryl-thetfordhttps://www.wescover.com/creator/daryl-thetford?srsltid=AfmBOooCXofftp2f_60-iU3h5Pxzrc43nT-D1qMeYdmOiM70PNLTMvMDhttps://holtermuseum.org/exhibitions/daryl-thetford/
2026-05-2858 min
Dialogues with CreatorsPublic Speaking, AI, and Other Correct OpinionsIn this solo podcast, Barbara Tucker shares from her 50 years of experience studying public speaking, rants against Generative AI, and throws in some other thoughts to enlighten or infuriate you.
2026-05-2140 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBill & Becky PetiteIn this episode, Barbara has the deep honor and joy to interview two old friends, Bill and Becky Petite. In May 2026, they returned to their work with the Japanese people. Barbara was able to sit down (via Teams!) with them–she was in Dalton, they were in Northern Ohio–before they left. Along with an in-depth discussion on intercultural communication, Japanese culture and language, and mission work, the three reminisced on recent travels to the Mediterranean.Links:https://abwe.org/https://abwe.org/blog/the-reality-of-missions-in-japan-with-bill-petite/
2026-05-1259 min
Dialogues with CreatorsThe Stranger by Albert CamusJoin Dr. Barbara Tucker as she discusses The Stranger by Albert Camus.Meursault, a detached French Algerian, attends his mother’s funeral with striking indifference. Shortly after, he begins an affair with Marie and befriends Raymond, a local pimp. While on a beach trip, Meursault—disoriented by the intense heat and sun—inexplicably shoots an Arab man.During his trial, the prosecution focuses more on Meursault's lack of emotional remorse and failure to weep at his mother’s funeral than the murder itself. Deemed a "moral monster" for refusing to play by society’s rules, he is sent...
2026-04-2736 min
Dialogues with CreatorsThoughts on Matthew 4:1-11This passage is often called "The Temptation of Christ" but it tells of three temptations out of others. Barbara goes solo here to share a talk she gave at the church she attends about a familiar passage. She takes some side trips along the way.
2026-04-2440 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDana ShavinListen in as Barbara talks with Dana Shavin of Chattanooga. Dana is a memoirist, painter, newspaper columnist, and writing facilitator. Her newest role is as Coordinator of Literary Arts at the Creative Arts Guild of Dalton. She and Barbara talk about memoir, curiosity, and creativity. Links:https://www.danashavin.com/https://www.danashavinartist.com/about-me.htmlhttps://creativeartsguild.org/ Link to The Body Tourist
2026-04-1452 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDr. Jason DewToday, one podcaster meets another as Barbara Tucker interviews Dr. Jason Dew, Professor of English at Perimeter College of Georgia State University, about his writing, specifically his novel Gadly Plain. Dr. Dew uses the pen name of J. Michael Dew. Links:https://open.spotify.com/show/10d9sdWX6JM9dVawZ20bq9https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-professors-bayonet/id1716943873https://cladach.com/j-michael-dew/ https://48bconsulting.com/about/https://www.amazon.com/stores/J.-Michael-Dew/author/B00DQN7PAQ?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1775097534&sr=8-1&shoppingPortalEnabled...
2026-04-0745 min
Dialogues with CreatorsWhy I Write About AppalachiaIn this solo podcast, Barbara G. Tucker explains her experience with Appalachia, how sense of place informs writing, and the origins of Lying In and other stories she has written about Appalachia.
2026-03-2543 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJoyce McPhersonIn this episode of Dialogues with Creator, Barbara talks with new friend Joyce McPherson, a resident of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, who wears many creative hats. Joyce writes biographies of historical persons for middle-grade students, writes fiction for young readers, teaches college English, and directs a Shakespeare camp. Joyce is a person you should know about. Links: https://joyce-mcpherson.blogspot.com/https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00665Z6NY?ccs_id=8837662c-caa0-4200-9f14-2a90aa6542bb https://www.barbaragrahamtucker.net
2026-03-1037 min
Dialogues with CreatorsWhy I Write FictionOn this solo podcast, Barbara explains why she writes fiction, specifically novels, and what the value of fiction is to all of us.
2026-03-0336 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDr. Forrest BlackbournHost Dr. Barbara Tucker welcomes Dr. Forrest Blackbourn for a lively exploration of one of his favorite novels, Junot Díaz's The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. Their conversation traces the novel’s layered narrative, from the shadow of Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship to the Dominican diaspora in New Jersey. Blackbourn examines themes of fukú and zafa, hypermasculinity, race, and the reclamation of Blackness, while highlighting Díaz’s inventive footnotes and genre-bending style. Together, they consider why Oscar’s tragic story is also “wondrous,” and how literature helps students confront history, identity, and belonging across cultures and generations.
2026-02-2454 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJennifer RandallDr. Jennifer Randall, Professor of English at Dalton State College, joins Barbara to provide insight into the value of the world’s foundational philosophical work, Plato’s Republic. Find out why this 2400-year-old book is relevant in today’s world. It’s a lively discussion! Barbara Tucker’s website:www.barbaragrahamtucker.netThe show’s GoFundMe page: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/keep-our-nonprofit-podcast-alive
2026-02-1647 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDr. Margaret RoblyerFor the first interview on Dialogues with Creators for 2026, Barbara talks to Dr. Margaret Roblyer, known to her friends as Peggy, on writing a memoir and on Peggy’s soon-to-be-published memoir, Strong Glass (June). This is for everyone who has thought about writing about their own personal stories. Peggy also shares vital information about publishing.As a former textbook author and professor of instructional technology, Peggy brings a wealth of wisdom to this episode. Links:https://mdroblyer.com/www.barbaragrahamtucker.nethttps://authorsguild.org/advocacy/artificial-intelligence/
2026-02-1056 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMy Writers Hall of FameHere Barbara lets her opinions be known about the writers she considers the guiding stars. Trigger warning: She may not like the popular ones!
2026-02-0934 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMargaret RoblyerFor the first interview on Dialogues with Creators for 2026, Barbara talks to Dr. Margaret Roblyer, known to her friends as Peggy, on writing a memoir and on Peggy’s soon-to-be-published memoir, Strong Glass (June). This is for everyone who has thought about writing about their own personal stories. Peggy also shares vital information about publishing.As a former textbook author and professor of instructional technology, Peggy brings a wealth of wisdom to this episode. Links:https://mdroblyer.com/www.barbaragrahamtucker.nethttps://authorsguild.org/advocacy/artificial-intelligence/
2026-02-0959 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMargaret RoblyerFor the first interview on Dialogues with Creators for 2026, Barbara talks to Dr. Margaret Roblyer, known to her friends as Peggy, on writing a memoir and on Peggy’s soon-to-be-published memoir, Strong Glass (June). This is for everyone who has thought about writing about their own personal stories. Peggy also shares vital information about publishing.As a former textbook author and professor of instructional technology and as a student of memoir, Peggy brings a wealth of wisdom to this episode.Links:https://mdroblyer.com/www.barbaragrahamtucker.nethttps://authorsguild.or...
2026-02-081h 01
Dialogues with CreatorsBooks I Read in 2025Here are some recommendations and counter-recommendations on books, based on Barbara's reading patterns in 2025. She talks about 26 or so fiction and nonfiction books read over the past year, not to mention a lot of shorter works. Standouts are In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez, The Digital Delusion by Jason Horvath, I am a Georgia Girl by Ann Hite, and The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison. There is a pause at the beginning--just a bit. This is a straight-from-me solo recording. GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/55f16ff27Barbara's website: www.barbaragrahamtucker...
2026-01-2136 min
Dialogues with CreatorsUfuk ÖzalpThis episode is a chat with Ufuk Özalp, a native and citizen of Turkey, who owns a tourism agency, Mosaics of Turkiye. He started the company because of his passion for his country’s culture and history. After all, he loves traveling because he wants to share Turkey with new friends from other countries. I can attest to how he provides a 100% quality experience for travelers. You can find more information at the Website: https://mosaicsofturkiye.com GoFundMe page:Barbara’s website: https://www.barbaragrahamtucker.net/
2025-12-0738 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAnn HiteJoin host Dr. Barbara Tucker this week as she sits down with acclaimed Southern novelist Ann Hite, a renowned storyteller whose debut novel Ghost On Black Mountain was a finalist for the Townsend Prize and won the Georgia Author of the Year award. Ann shares her journey crafting haunting Appalachian tales that breathe life into characters dictating their own stories, her love of a library that spans a thousand books, and the inspiration behind her latest works. Tune in for a rich conversation on heritage, voice, and the power of place in story.
2025-11-2458 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJeevani SammetaIn this inspiring conversation, host Barbara Tucker welcomes Dr. Jeevani Sammeta, assistant professor of communication at Dalton State College, whose journey spans from Hyderabad, India, to northwest Georgia. Dr. Sammeta shares how she transitioned from engineering to filmmaking and academia, reflects on the cultural shifts between India and the U.S., and explains her research on the growing national influence of South Indian cinema. She also discusses her creative process, her new documentary projects, and the joy of teaching film. Together, they explore storytelling, creativity, and the beauty of carrying one’s culture across continents.Se...
2025-11-1137 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMatthew GramlingDiscover the creative heart of Northwest Georgia in this episode of Dialogues with Creators. Host Barbara Tucker chats with Matthew Gramling, director of the Bandy Heritage Center at Dalton State College, about his journey into historical preservation and the center’s mission to collect, protect, and celebrate regional culture. From Cherokee heritage to textile arts and global connections through local stories, Matthew shares how archives spark creativity and community engagement. Plus, learn how you can get involved in preserving history that shapes the future.Bandy Heritage Center of Northwest Georgia: https://www.bandyheritagecenter.org/ (706) 272-4587Em...
2025-10-2650 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJeanne CahillMs. Jeanne Cahill, a native of Georgia, sits down with Barbara Tucker to talk about her new book, Call Me Jeanne: From Outhouse to the White House, A Journey of Family, Loss, and the Power of Love. They discuss her time working for the election of Governor and then President Jimmy Carter, her time in their administrations helping women and families, and what it is like to write a memoir.Get Jeanne's book here!More on Jeanne's legacy: https://research.library.gsu.edu/c.php?g=115725&p=750836
2025-10-1446 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAI – What it is and what are we to do about it?Host Barbara Tucker tackles the promises and perils of generative artificial intelligence in this thought-provoking conversation. Drawing on years of teaching and writing, she reflects on how AI tools are reshaping communication, creativity, and even the human brain. Barbara explores questions of accuracy, ethics, and social responsibility. Whether you’re curious or cautious, this episode challenges you to stay human, think critically, and keep writing in your own voice.Resources mentioned:https://thedispatch.com/article/artificial-intelligence-morality-honesty-pattern-engines/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ch4a6ffPZY&t=39shttps://www.yo...
2025-09-2845 min
Dialogues with CreatorsGenerative AI in Writing with Amber NagleOn this episode, host Barbara Tucker reunites with Amber Nagle, a freelance writer with published articles in Grit, Mother Earth News, Points North, and many other magazines. They discuss the compelling world of generative AI and how it relates to writing and creativity in general. Join as they discuss the uses as well as the dangers of this fascinating new tool.
2025-09-1446 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMontpelier MansionHost Barbara Tucker takes listeners on an exclusive guided tour of Montpelier Mansion with assistant manager Don Graham. As they wander through the grand halls and shadowy corridors, Graham shares expert insights into the mansion’s colonial architecture and storied past. Perfect for history buffs, this episode seamlessly blends rich historical context with a slightly spooky atmosphere. Tune in as Barbara and Don bring Montpelier Mansion to life—one creaky floorboard at a time.
2025-08-241h 13
Dialogues with CreatorsDickenson County, Virginia: The Heart of AppalachiaOn this special Fourth of July episode, host Barbara Tucker takes the podcast on the road to Dickenson County, Virginia—a place deeply tied to her family roots and the setting of her novel Lying In. She visits the Dickenson County Historical Society during their writers' event, speaking with local authors and historians who preserve Appalachian heritage through storytelling, genealogy, and community service. Barbara shares heartfelt reflections on her ancestors, creativity, and the region’s enduring spirit. Join her as she explores how memory, place, and hard work inspire the stories we tell—and honor those who came before us.
2025-08-0538 min
Dialogues with CreatorsEliot ParkerIn this episode, Barbara Tucker welcomes award-winning author and educator Eliot Parker for an in-depth conversation about the craft of writing, the power of storytelling, and inspiring the next generation of writers. With a background in fiction, journalism, and teaching, Eliot shares how his Appalachian roots influence his work and how he balances suspense, character, and place in his novels. He and Barbara discuss the intersection of creativity and discipline, the evolving landscape of publishing, and what aspiring writers need to succeed in today's world. Whether you’re a reader, writer, or educator, this episode delivers valuable insights from on...
2025-07-2056 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJosh RubenIn this episode, Barbara Tucker sits down with accomplished theater director and educator Josh Ruben for a conversation brimming with creativity, collaboration, and behind-the-scenes insights. With decades of experience directing high school and community theatre, Josh shares how he fosters ensemble-based productions that empower young performers and elevate storytelling. He and Barbara explore the role of mentorship in the arts, the challenges and rewards of directing educational theatre, and how theatre builds lifelong skills both on and off the stage. Whether you’re an educator, artist, or theatre enthusiast, this episode offers an inspiring look at the transformative power of...
2025-07-0751 min
Dialogues with CreatorsTulasi AcharyaIn this episode, host Barbara Tucker sits down with Tulasi Acharya—author, educator, and passionate advocate for cultural understanding. Born and raised in Nepal, Acharya brings a unique global perspective to the conversation as he shares his journey from South Asia to the United States, navigating identities and storytelling along the way. With a PhD in Public Administration and a powerful voice in both creative and academic writing, Tulasi reflects on the power of language, the immigrant experience, and how literature can foster empathy across borders. Listeners will gain insight into his acclaimed novel Running from the Dreamland, as we...
2025-06-2248 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSelf-Publishing: Getting StartedIn this insightful solo episode, novelist Dr. Barbara Graham Tucker dives into her journey transitioning between traditional and self-publishing. Drawing from her experience, with three traditionally published novels followed by four self-published, she emphasizes the importance of thoughtful planning. Listeners will appreciate her candid reflection on creative control, financial realities, and the empowerment that comes from owning your work. A practical and honest guide for writers considering the self-publishing route.SEE MORE OF BARBARA'S AWARD-WINNING WORK HERE!
2025-06-0931 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJoy M. WalkerThis week, Barbara Tucker sits down with Joy M. Walker—educator, adventurer, and author. Growing up as the youngest of six in an Indiana home filled with books and love, Joy developed a strong passion for reading and writing at an early age. After retiring from a 30-year career in physical education, she launched a second act: traveling the U.S. in a motor home, biking in all 50 states, and writing about her journey. Her debut book, Finding Joy in the West, encourages readers to embrace adventure and rediscover joy. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about stories, purpose, an...
2025-06-0247 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKristine AndersonIn this episode, Barbara returns after a break to start the 7th season of Dialogues with Creators, where she interacts with people using their creative in unique ways. She talks with Kristine F. Anderson, award-winning fiction author of Crooked Truth, published by Mercer Press. Kristine earned a Ph.D. in Communicative Arts from Georgia State University and has worked as a freelance writer for national newspapers and magazines. She has also taught high school English at Southern Polytechnic State University (now part of Kennesaw State University) and Shorter College. Kristine and Barbara discuss the creative process behind a novel...
2025-05-1843 min
Crimes of the TimesThe Execution of Barbara GrahamThe case of Barbara Graham, known in the 1950s as “Bloody Babs” after the murder of a Burbank widow. Former prosecutor Marcia Clark joins us to reexamine the questionable tactics that sent Graham to death row. New episodes every Tuesday.To read more about these cases, visit Crimes of the Times at latimes.comVideo episodes will be available on Spotify and Youtube.
2025-04-1531 min
Dialogues with CreatorsNovel Writing 3: ImpetusIn this episode, Barbara explains three fundamentals for your novel: the spark, the character, and the plot.Visit her website: www.barbaragrahamtucker.netSupport this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12
2025-03-2929 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRyan ReeceIn this episode, Ryan Reece joins us again after three years. Ryan’s film Ilation has garnered almost 30 awards at film festivals nationwide. These include writing, production, and acting awards at both secular and faith-based venues. We discuss the process, why it resonates with people, the collaborative nature of creativity, and whether awards motivate or demotivate.Check out more of Dr. Barbara Tucker's work here!Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12
2025-03-1557 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBuilding Your Novel Foundation: Laying the GroundworkFollowing up on an earlier episode where she discussed how novel writing may or may not be a choice for everyone who aspires to it, Barbara Tucker turns to a more hopeful message of how you can build a foundation to write a novel.Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12Check out Barbara's books here!
2025-02-2226 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSo You Want to Write a NovelEver dreamt of writing a novel but don't know where to start? Join us this week as we welcome Dr. Barbara Tucker, author and writing expert, who shares invaluable insights and practical advice for aspiring novelists.Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12Visit Dr. Tucker's website for more writing resources and information about her books. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring interviews with creative professionals!
2025-02-0321 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDr. John FuchkoIn this first episode of 2025, Barbara sits down with Dr. John Fuchko III, who is the sixth president of Dalton State College. They discuss leadership in various contexts and interrogate cliches about leaders. They also discuss the concept of servant leadership.Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12
2025-01-171h 09
Murder Files UnsealedMarcia Clark Investigates Barbara Graham's 1953 Murder TrialMarcia Clark's book, Trial by Ambush, re-examines the 1953 murder trial of Barbara Graham, who was executed for the crime. Clark's investigation, utilizing trial transcripts and previously unseen documents, reveals that the prosecution withheld key evidence, including a statement from a crucial witness that contradicted his testimony and implicated another party. This withheld information significantly undermined the defense's case. The prosecution's actions, including concealing a key witness, raise serious questions about the fairness of the trial and Graham's wrongful conviction. Clark argues that the prosecution's eagerness for a high-profile conviction, coupled with the lack of resources for the defense, contributed to...
2024-12-1812 min
Darkness RadioTrue Crime Tuesday presents: Trial By Ambush: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About Barbara Graham w/Marcia ClarkTrue Crime Tuesday presents: Trial By Ambush: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About Barbara Graham with Attorney/Prosecutor/Media Personality/Best Selling Author, Marcia Clark!
Marcia Clark may be most famous for her work as a Los Angeles prosecutor handling high-profile murder cases, but she’s also been a defense attorney and an appellate lawyer for many years—and therefore has spent most of her life immersed in true crime. A compelling and talented storyteller who has written about both her own life and fictional lawyers she created, Clark is also the author of a #1 New York Times best...
2024-12-172h 05Darkness RadioTrue Crime Tuesday presents: Trial By Ambush: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About Barbara Graham w/Marcia ClarkTrue Crime Tuesday presents: Trial By Ambush: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About Barbara Graham with Attorney/Prosecutor/Media Personality/Best Selling Author, Marcia Clark!
Marcia Clark may be most famous for her work as a Los Angeles prosecutor handling high-profile murder cases, but she’s also been a defense attorney and an appellate lawyer for many years—and therefore has spent most of her life immersed in true crime. A compelling and talented storyteller who has written about both her own life and fictional lawyers she created, Clark is also the author of a #1 New York Times best...
2024-12-172h 05
Having Read That with Brian VakulskasMARCIA CLARK: TRIAL BY AMBUSH: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About the Case of Barbara GrahamAuthor: Marcia Clark
Book: TRIAL BY AMBUSH: Murder, Injustice, and the Truth About the Case of Barbara Graham
Publishing: Thomas & Mercer (December 1, 2024)
https://kscj.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Marcia_Clark_to_air.mp3
Synopsis (from the Publisher):
In this dramatic true account about the power of sensationalized crime, one woman’s case is exposed for its sexism, flagrant disregard for the truth, and, ultimately, the dangers posed by an unbridled prosecution.
Unwanted and neglected from birth, Barbara Graham had to overcome the odds just to survive. Her beauty was both a...
2024-12-1716 min
Most Notorious! A True Crime History Podcast371: The Barbara Graham Murder Case w/ Marcia ClarkUnwanted and neglected from birth, Barbara Graham had to overcome the odds just to survive. Her beauty was both a blessing and a curse—offering her too many options of all the wrong kind. Her innate sensitivity left her vulnerable to the harsh realities of the street, where she was left to fend for herself before she reached double digits. Her record of petty crimes spoke to a life that constantly teetered on the brink of disaster. But in 1953, a catastrophic twist of fate would catapult her out of obscurity and into the headlines.Wh...
2024-12-1656 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAniston WilliamsLocated in Hixson, Rêve Coffee and Books is focused on creating a "third place"–a communal space outside of work or home–for the Chattanooga community. Owner and barista Aniston Williams has built Rêve around the idea of community, a love for reading, and education.Join us as Dr. Barbara Tucker sits down and talks with Aniston about what inspired her to create this sanctuary for fellow book lovers and how she utilizes creativity in every aspect of her life from teaching to owning a business to motherhood!Support this podcast at https://gofund...
2024-12-1427 min
Dialogues with CreatorsVickie McEntireBarbara speaks with her friend and publisher, Vickie McEntire, who recently acquired Colorful Crow Publishing of Calhoun. They will talk entrepreneurship, writing, and creativity. Vickie adds "“Katie Clayton, who takes care of marketing, is essential to the success of our clients and the company!"Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12Find out more about Colorful Crow Publishing here!
2024-11-2729 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJohn C. Campbell Folk SchoolIn this episode, Dr. Barbara Tucker takes a road trip to John C. Campbell Folk School. Located in Brasstown, NC, the Folk School offers year-round weeklong and weekend classes for adults in craft, art, music, dance, and more. It is the oldest and largest folk school in the United States and a non-profit adult educational organization based on non-competitive learning. The Folk School staff welcomed Barbara and her friend Mary Sheetz, and in this episode she talks with Rachel Watson, 2-D Coordinator, and with several instructors and students. She visited in late July and hopes to return...
2024-09-3043 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJan Bramlett & Mark HannahJoin Barbara as she sits down and talks to Jan Bramlett and Mark Hannah, two longtime Dalton residents who share the same mutual love for filmmaking. They discuss their experience, which spans over three decades of writing, directing, and producing movies.This episode is in memory of Burr who was best known as a director of horror films, many of which attained a cult following status.
2024-08-2551 min
Dialogues with CreatorsEllie Jenkins & Eric HansonIn this episode, we are joined by two world-class musicians who started a farm in the Northwest Georgia hills! Dr. Ellie Jenkins and Dr. Eric Hanson sit down with Barbara to discuss the why, how, and what of their farming experience and how it fits with their extensive musical and teaching careers. Dr. Jenkins mentioned a book on creativity. It can be found at https://a.co/d/bjXfjTiThe website for their farm is https://www.hissingpossumfarm.com/
2024-06-2554 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRabbit Valley Farmer’s MarketThis episode is live on location!Join Dr. Barbara Tucker as she visits the Rabbit Valley Farmer’s Market, which operates May through early October on Saturday morning 9-1. It is a nonprofit not a business, but it supports local, small businesses and was formed in 2020 to revitalize the area following the effects of COVID-19.Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/3228baa4
2024-06-0225 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBarbara Tucker UpdateIn this episode, we catch up with Dr. Barbara Tucker as she shares details about her latest projects. She shares advice and thoughts on writing, teaching, and more.
2024-05-1835 min
All In: Student Pathways ForwardLane Community College (LCC) Culinary program graduate and small business owner, Barbara Graham-Adams, LCC President Dr. Stephanie Bulger & CEO/President of NACCE, Dr. Rebecca CorbinIn this episode host Marc Goldberg interviews Lane Community College Culinary Commercial Cooking Certificate program graduate Barbara Graham-Adams, college president Dr. Stephanie Bulger and CEO and President of NACCE, the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship, Dr. Rebecca Corbin. Barbara talks about her experience as a returning student who enrolled in a culinary career pathways program to enhance her skills for her existing food cart business, Irie Jamaican Kitchen, which has now led to new opportunities through the college. She offers helpful insights to college faculty and staff on...
2024-05-011h 06
Dialogues with CreatorsDanny and Debbie LanceIn this episode, Dr. Barbara Tucker is joined by Danny and Debbie Lance, ministers at True Life Church. Join us as we learn about their efforts to bring artistic and musical knowledge to their East Ridge community and what motivates them to foster creativity in their students.You can learn more about Debbie and Danny's work at:https://www.facebook.com/ERCreativeArts/ https://www.facebook.com/thetruelifechurch/ If you would like to support the podcast visit: https://gofund.me/3228baa4
2024-02-1035 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSeason Summary and Plans for the FutureOn today's episode, our host Dr. Barbara Tucker reflects on her experience producing this podcast and shares exciting news of what is yet to come. Help support this podcast by visiting our GoFundMe!
2023-11-2529 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBarbara MasonerOn today's episode we are joined by Mrs. Barbara Masoner, a portrait artist with a fascinating story about her beginnings in art and spiritual journey. Listen as we discuss what makes portrait painting so unique and how she use her creativity to bring joy to others.
2023-11-1044 min
The Small Church Ministry Podcast096: Expert Tips For Better Church Communication & Event Promotion With Barbara CarneiroIf you feel like fewer people than ever are reading the church newsletter or paying attention to announcements, you’re right. If you’ve added emails, texts, and social media to the mix and still feel like you’re coming up short when you promote events, this episode is for you. Communications and branding expert, Barbara Carneiro, shares how a shift in culture has had an impact and what we can do to be lightyears more effective. Specific to small churches and requiring a budget of zero, this episode is packed full of wisdom an...
2023-10-3138 min
Dialogues with CreatorsNoah Knox MarshallNoah Knox Marshall is an expert on filmmaking: he writes, directs, and produces. As a leading force in Imagination Bay Studios, he and colleagues are seeking to create films and TV shows that are not just family friendly but excellent. He and Barbara talk about writing, creativity, films, and faith. You don't want to miss this one, the first in Season 4 of Dialogues with Creators.
2023-09-021h 08
Dialogues with CreatorsNoah Knox MarshallNoah Knox Marshall is an expert on filmmaking: he writes, directs, and produces. As a leading force in Imagination Bay Studios, he and colleagues are seeking to create films and TV shows that are not just family-friendly but excellent. He and Barbara talk about writing, creativity, films, and faith. You don't want to miss this one, the first in Season 4 of Dialogues with Creators.
2023-09-0100 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBarbara Tucker's Writing JourneyThis episode is a little different; rather than a dialogue with a guest, host Barbara Tucker shares writing advice with the audience. Join us as she describes her journey as an author and what tips she has discovered along the way for fellow aspiring novelists.
2023-08-1130 min
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2023-04-2500 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKB BallentineJoin us as we talk with our first poet on the podcast, KB Ballentine, about her experiences as an educator and writer as well as where she finds inspiration and help for her writing.Find more information about Ballentine' work at https://www.kbballentine.com/
2023-04-2248 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMarina SmithermanWhen we think of creativity, works in science might not be the first thing to come to mind but today's guest Marina Smitherman shows us how creativity can be found n unexpected places. Marina is a biology professor with experience educating both college students and other professors. Join us as we explore how creativity of thought is used in teaching biology.
2023-04-1539 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKim CorrellJoin us as we talk to actress, theater director, and educator, Kimberly Correll about her experiences starting an acting career, living in California, working in video production, and directing as well as her passion for live theater.Keep up with Kim's work with Dalton State: https://www.facebook.com/daltonstatetheaterCheck out Barbara's work or reach out: https://www.barbaragrahamtucker.com/
2023-04-0850 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKarli LandJoin us as we talk with Karli Land, author, writers group founder, and book publisher.
2023-03-3030 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMichael LargentJoin us as we talk to artist and educator Michael Largent as we discuss the nature of art, his experiences and inspirations as an artist, and how to encourage creativity in the classroom. Check out Michael's work at https://mlargent.format.com/home
2023-03-2439 min
Dialogues with CreatorsCS Devereaux (Devereaux Chivington-Stebbins)Join us as we talk with Devereaux Chivington-Stebbins about her latest published book Fall from Snowbird Mountain and her experiences leading to her becoming an author. She published the book under the name CS Devereaux.Check out Fall from Snowbird Mountain at https://www.amazon.com/Fall-Snowbird-Mountain-C-S-Devereaux/dp/1958448184
2023-03-1647 min
How to Super Age with Elise Marie CollinsHow to Super Age with Elise Marie Collins and her guest Barbara Graham_What Jonah Knew 1_25_23Please subscribe to our youtube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadio
In this episode of “How to Super Age” Elise Marie Collins and Karen Hale speak with Barbara Graham, an award-winning journalist, playwright and memoirist. Her latest book and her first novel, “What Jonah Knew” is a metaphysical murder mystery that People magazine called ‘riveting.’ A new spin on a classic genre, her book explores the unbreakable bonds between mothers and sons. The novel raises metaphysical questions about life and death—and what happens in...
2023-01-2541 min
Two Big Egos in a Small CarEpisode 119: Edinburgh International Film Festival update; Terry Hall RIP; Pete Doherty and Barbara Charone Music MemoirsSend us Fan MailAS the old year ends, Graham and Charles reflect on the progress to try to save the Edinburgh International Film Festival. In a year of many high-profile deaths, Terry Hall's seems particularly poignant, prompting Charles and Graham to explore Terry's legacy as a frontman and songwriter and the influence he has had on many other artists. Graham looks at two recent memoirs from the world of music: A Likely Lad by Pete Doherty and Access All Areas by music PR legend, Barbara Charone.Keep in touch with Two Big Egos in a...
2023-01-0633 min
Dialogues with CreatorsReview of Season 1Barbara comes on with some wrap up comments and hopes for the next season.
2022-12-2105 minDialogues with CreatorsLuke Manget discusses "Ginseng Diggers"Dr. Luke Manget published Ginseng Diggers in 2022 (University of Kentucky Press), where he explores the place of the ginseng trade in the ecology and history of Appalachia. He digs into (no pun intended) history, environmental and economical issues, culture, literature, and the abiding impact of the worldwide desire for ginseng root on the region. His book is available at all online booksellers. Dr. Manget was serving as Assistant Professor of History at Dalton State College at the time of the interview, and now teaches at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.
2022-12-2043 min
Follow Your True AzimuthBarbara Legere follows her True Azimuth!Barbara Legere is the author of "Keven's Choice - A Mother's Journey Through Her Son's Mental Illness, Addiction and Suicide". http://www.barbaralegere.com https://www.instagram.com/barbaralegere925/https://www.facebook.com/barbara.legere1/ TikTok - barbaralegere925 ----- The Follow Your True Azimuth Micro Podcast is a frequently infrequent dose of #inspiration. G. Scott Graham produces the show and hosts people who #strive to follow their true azimuth. In just 5 minutes, you'll hear about the #results people have reaped by honoring their true selves, bravely taking action, and holding steadfast in their pursuit of living fully in...
2022-12-0807 min
Follow Your True AzimuthBarbara Legere follows her True Azimuth!Barbara Legere is the author of "Keven's Choice - A Mother's Journey Through Her Son's Mental Illness, Addiction and Suicide".
http://www.barbaralegere.com
https://www.instagram.com/barbaralegere925/
https://www.facebook.com/barbara.legere1/
TikTok - barbaralegere925
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The Follow Your True Azimuth Micro Podcast is a frequently infrequent dose of #inspiration. G. Scott Graham produces the show and hosts people who #strive to follow their true azimuth. In just 5 minutes, you'll hear about the #results people have reaped by honoring their true selves, bravely taking action, and holding stea...
2022-12-0807 min
Follow Your True AzimuthBarbara Legere follows her True Azimuth!Barbara Legere is the author of "Keven's Choice - A Mother's Journey Through Her Son's Mental Illness, Addiction and Suicide".
http://www.barbaralegere.com
https://www.instagram.com/barbaralegere925/
https://www.facebook.com/barbara.legere1/
TikTok - barbaralegere925
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The Follow Your True Azimuth Micro Podcast is a frequently infrequent dose of #inspiration. G. Scott Graham produces the show and hosts people who #strive to follow their true azimuth. In just 5 minutes, you'll hear about the #results people have reaped by honoring their true selves, bravely taking action, and holding steadfast in their purs...
2022-12-0807 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRenea WinchesterJoin us as we talk to Renea Winchester, an award-winning fiction and nonfiction author. Her website is https://blogthefarm.wordpress.com/ and her books are available on Amazon and other online booksellers.
2022-12-0329 min
Dialogues with CreatorsChad Daniel 2Our fifth guest expresses his creativity through performing and directing other performers onstage. Chad Daniel joins us to discuss creative expression in the theatre. Check out the ACT website at actdalton.org
2022-11-2223 min
Metta Hour with Sharon SalzbergEp. 195 – Barbara Graham and Hugh DelehantyHusband and wife, Barbara Graham and Hugh Delehanty join Sharon Salzberg for Episode 195 of the Metta Hour Podcast.Today's podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Click to receive 10% off your first month with your own licensed professional therapist: betterhelp.com/mettaBarbara Graham is a New York Times bestselling author, essayist, and playwright. She is the author of several books, including her 2022 novel “What Jonah Knew.” Hugh Delehanty is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, a National Magazine Award-winning editor, and a certified meditation teacher with more than 25 years of practice.In this episode, Sharon, H...
2022-11-141h 09
Dialogues with CreatorsChad Daniel 1This podcast tries to explore all kinds of creativity and creative work. Our fifth guest expresses his creativity through performing and directing other performers onstage. His resume includes acting in England, professional directing, and teaching. Chad Daniel of Dalton, Ga, sat down with Barbara Tucker to discuss creative expression in the theatre. Currently, Chad is the Executive Director of the Artistic Civic Theatre of Dalton, Ga. In this Halloween season, you should check out the classic creepy comedy, Arsenic and old Lace, being performed at the ACT on October 21, 22, 27, 28, & 29 at 7:30, and October 23rd at 2:00. Check out their website actdalton...
2022-10-2429 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKenyon HenryToday’s podcast will be an interview with Kenyon Henry, local author and conference organizer. Kenyon writes in the young adult and adult fantasy genre, sometimes with a faith-based approach. Along with his day job and his growing writing career, Kenyon is known as the originator and organizer of the Next Chapter Con convention for writers.https://www.nextchaptercon.com
2022-09-2631 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAmber NagleJoin us as we talk with Amber Nagle, an engineer turned journalist, about her beginnings in journalism and advice for those interested in stepping into writing.Contact Dr. Barbara Tucker at: btbarbaratucker11@gmail.com.
2022-08-2942 min
Thriving Authors PodcastEpisode 75: Interview with Barbara GrahamBarbara Graham is the author/editor of the New York Times bestselling Eye of My Heart: 27 Women Writers Reveal the Hidden Pleasures and Perils of Being a Grandmother, her non-Hallmark take on the complexities of being a grandparent in the 21st century. She’s also the author of Women Who Run with the Poodles: Myths and Tips for Honoring Your Mood Swings, a national bestseller that offers a satirical look at the dark side of the self-help movement. Her memoir, Camp Paradox, is a haunting yet wry coming-of-age tale set at an all-girls summer camp which fast-forwards decades into th...
2022-08-2628 min
Page One PodcastEp. 17: Barbara Graham: What Jonah KnewPage One, produced and hosted by author Holly Lynn Payne, celebrates the craft that goes into writing the first sentence, first paragraph and first page of your favorite books. The first page is often the most rewritten page of any book because it has to work so hard to do so much—hook the reader. We interview master storytellers on the struggles and stories behind the first page of their books.About the guest author:Barbara Graham is a bestselling author, essayist, and playwright, who has written for Time; O, The Oprah Magazine; Glamour; More; Na...
2022-08-1944 min
Grab Thousands of Audiobooks on Any DeviceWhat Jonah Knew: A Novel -- Barbara GrahamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/551364 to listen full audiobooks.
Title: What Jonah Knew: A Novel
Author: Barbara Graham
Narrator: Jane Oppenheimer, Kirby Heyborne
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 11 hours 28 minutes
Release date: July 5, 2022
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Religious Fiction
Publisher's Summary: “A spellbinding literary thriller packed with psychological suspense and profound questions about motherhood, trauma and how death illuminates life.”—Amy Tan, bestselling author of The Joy Luck Club and Where the Past Begins “Barbara Graham is a literary alchemist. What Jonah Knew not only grabs you from the firs...
2022-07-0511h 28
Full Audiobooks in Mystery, Thriller & HorrorWhat Jonah Knew: A Novel by Barbara GrahamPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/551364 to listen full audiobooks. Title: What Jonah Knew: A Novel Author: Barbara Graham Narrator: Jane Oppenheimer, Kirby Heyborne Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 28 minutes Release date: July 5, 2022 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Suspense Publisher's Summary: “A spellbinding literary thriller packed with psychological suspense and profound questions about motherhood, trauma and how death illuminates life.”—Amy Tan, bestselling author of The Joy Luck Club and Where the Past Begins “Barbara Graham is a literary alchemist. What Jonah Knew not only grabs you from the first page, it makes the mystical believable and the huma...
2022-07-0505 min
Memoir NationGenre-Blending and Bending, featuring Barbara GrahamWe’re having fun this holiday week talking about genre-blending and bending, and why it’s fun and freeing, but also often problematic from an industry standpoint when stories are not easily categorized. Join Brooke and Grant this week in their conversation with Barbara Graham, a long-time nonfiction writer who breaks the mold with her debut novel, and shares about how intuitive her process was, and how and why she was compelled to write the story that became her book, What Jonah Knew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-07-0435 min
Writers, Ink: Your backstage pass to the world's most prolific authorsThe one where NYT Bestseller Barbara Graham explains the differences between writing plays and novels.Barbara Graham employed her unique spiritual writing process while crafting her debut novel, What Jonah Knew. Through mindful storytelling and a more “hands-off” approach, letting the story come to her and keeping what feels right instead of meticulously planning and outlining, she produces writing that is genuine, intriguing, and effortlessly maintains its flow. Before becoming a novelist, Barbara had a lengthy career as a playwright, poet, and journalist, writing for various recognized magazines, like Time, NatGeo, and Vogue. To preorder What Jonah Knew, follow the link below.
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Barbara Graham is an award-winning essa...
2022-07-0446 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRyan Reece 2Join us as we discuss the lessons Mr. Ryan Reece, screenwriter, producer, and educator, learned while producing his first film, Illation. He also speaks on his philosophy on teaching screenwriting. You can contact Mr. Reece at: rreece@daltonstate.edu
2022-06-3026 min
Becoming A Household NameThe Mindful Book Marketer with Barbara GrahamBarbara Graham is the author of four books. WHAT JONAH KNEW is her first novel, and it's in stores everywhere July 5th, 2022. Make sure to preorder a copy today.Visit her website for a list of her other books and more great information.Subscribe to my Substack for unparalleled partner content, and follow me on Twitter. Get full access to Becoming A Household Name at jodyjsperling.substack.com/subscribe
2022-06-2235 min
Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ Oral History ProjectBarbara GrahamInterview with Barbara Graham for the Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ Oral History Project, conducted by Colorado College students Gaby Alamillo Sanchez, Audra Bosak-Harper and Kat Piraglia.
2022-06-201h 10
Dialogues with CreatorsRyan Reece 1Join us as we talk to Ryan M. Reece, screenwriter, educator, and producer. We discuss his story of joining the film industry and his experience producing his short film, Illation.
2022-06-1630 min
Mindrolling with Raghu MarkusEp. 439 – What Jonah Knew with Barbara GrahamBestselling author, Barbara Graham, joins Raghu to discuss the mystery of reincarnation and past lives in relation to trauma, fear, and collective karma.Barbara Graham is the author/editor of the New York Times bestselling Eye of My Heart: 27 Women Writers Reveal the Hidden Pleasures and Perils of Being a Grandmother, her non-Hallmark take on the complexities of being a grandparent in the 21st century. She’s also the author of Women Who Run with the Poodles: Myths and Tips for Honoring Your Mood Swings, a national bestseller that offers a satirical look at the dark side of the...
2022-05-1357 minDialogues with CreatorsJerry Drye 2Join the second part of our discussion with Mr. Jerry Drye, associate professor of communication and professional humorist. This time we'll get into some practical topics of humor in life.
2022-05-0537 minDialogues with CreatorsJerry Drye 1Join us as we talk with Jerry Drye, educator and humorist, about what makes things funny, his inspiration to study humor, and the purpose of comedy.
2022-04-2836 min
Female CriminalsBarbara Graham Pt. 2Most Americans thought justice had been served when Barbara Graham was sentenced to death for the murder of Mabel Monahan. But after an interview was published with Barbara's version of events, people doubted her guilt. With a perjury conviction on her record, could she ever be trusted? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-03-3043 min
The historical crimes and criminals podcastThe LA Trilogy, Part 1: Barbara GrahamIn the first of a 3 part trilogy of seperate crime stories from Los Angeles we will look at the life, crimes and execution of Barbara Graham.
Many thanks to Katja Anderson for writing this story. Find more of Katja's work:
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2021-02-2325 min
Just The Tip-Sters: True Crime PodcastLooks Like Murder Made For Hollywood - Mabel Monohan And Barbara GrahamThis week Melissa jumps into the Tip-Ster Wayback machine and journeys to the rough-and tumble era of 1950s Los Angeles, where corruption ran rampant, the mob still held sway, mean jamokes with ill intent lurked in the shadows –and where Hollywood influenced everything from clothing to language to the very news being home-delivered every day. And right near the outset of that turbulent era – on March 9, 1953 – one of the decade's most sensationalized murders took place on a quiet street in a tidy bungalow in suburban Burbank. There, in the shadow of the recently relocated Warner Bros and Walt Disney film stud...
2021-01-191h 01
Just The Tip-Sters: True Crime Podcast174. Looks Like Murder Made For Hollywood - Mabel Monohan And Barbara GrahamThis week Melissa jumps into the Tip-Ster Wayback machine and journeys to the rough-and tumble era of 1950s Los Angeles, where corruption ran rampant, the mob still held sway, mean jamokes with ill intent lurked in the shadows –and where Hollywood influenced everything from clothing to language to the very news being home-delivered every day. And right near the outset of that turbulent era – on March 9, 1953 – one of the decade’s most sensationalized murders took place on a quiet street in a tidy bungalow in suburban Burbank. There, in the shadow of the recently relocated Warner Bros and Walt Disney film...
2021-01-191h 01