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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
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/b16c8b122025-03-2929 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/b16c8b122025-03-1557 min
Dialogues with CreatorsThe Power of Community: How Writers' Groups Elevate Your Writing and CreativitySupport this podcast at https://gofund.me/b16c8b12Today’s guests have produced many fascinating works. Here are some links:Cynthia Robinson Young: https://www.cynthiarobinsonyoung.com/Rachel Landrum Crumble: https://poetteachermom.com/Devereaux Chivington-Stebbins: https://www.csdevereaux.com/Rebecca Lefkoff: Hot for Teacher, An Apple a DayTucker Pennington: http://tuckerpennington.com/Chattanooga Writers Guild https://chattanoogawritersguild.org/2025-03-011h 05
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/b16c8b122025-01-171h 09
Dialogues with CreatorsCynthia Robinson Young & Rachel Landrum CrumbleIn this episode, we are joined by two poets. Cynthia Robinson Young is the author of Migration, a Finalist in the 2019 Georgia Author of the Year Award, and a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net for 2023 nominee. Rachel Landrum Crumble is a poet with an MFA from Vermont College and publications in numerous literary journals. Her work has been recognized with awards and fellowships, and her debut poetry collection, "Sister Sorrow," was recently published by Finishing Line Press.Update: Cynthia Robinson Young's Reflections of a Feral Mother is forthcoming, as it is being republished by Walnut...2024-12-2858 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 Creators Southeastern Quilt & Textile MuseumHoused in a former cotton warehouse in Carrollton, Georgia, the Southeastern Quilt and Textile Museum highlights various textile art styles by many artists and has hosted over 50 exhibits since the museum’s founding. The museum features three galleries, a classroom space with a library, and a consignment-based gift shop. The museum offers 22 adult classes in everything from sewing and quilting to embroidery and crochet and each summer the museum holds four sessions of Quilt Camp with personalized mentors.Find out more here!2024-11-1437 min
Dialogues with CreatorsMark HannahJoin us for a chilling conversation with Mark Hannah, a veteran horror filmmaker who dared to take on the challenge of creating a terrifying Halloween experience at a waterpark. Discover the behind-the-scenes secrets, hilarious mishaps, and spine-tingling stories of bringing Lake WinnepeSPOOKah to life. Mark shares his unforgettable journey. This episode is packed with horror trivia, insider tips, and a healthy dose of spooky fun. Don't miss out on this exclusive interview with a master of the macabre!Join the fun here!2024-10-1947 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 CreatorsWhitney & Brandon CawoodWhitney and Brandon Cawood, parents and first-time documentary filmmakers, join us to discuss their journey of discovering that their child has a life-altering sensitivity to synthetic dyes, Their documentary seeks to unravel the impacts of synthetic dyes which leads to an unexpected series of shocking stories and surprising discoveries.Find out more about To Dye For here!2024-09-1636 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAmanda Brown and the Creative Arts Guild of DaltonJoin us for a fascinating conversation with Amanda Brown, the visionary leader of the Creative Arts Guild in Georgia. As the oldest community-based multi-disciplinary arts organization in the state, the Creative Arts Guild has been nurturing creativity and fostering community for generations. Amanda shares insights into the organization's mission, challenges, and future aspirations. We'll also discuss the importance of arts education, the role of creativity in personal growth, and the Guild's commitment to making the arts accessible to everyone.2024-09-0350 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 CreatorsCurtis HillOn this episode, Curtis Hill, senior pastor of Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN, joins us to discuss how the media we consume and other distractions our can impact our spiritual walk and creativity.2024-07-2949 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRay ZimmermanIn this episode, we are joined by our first guest naturalist, Ray Zimmerman. "What is a naturalist?" you may ask. The short answer is "any person who studies the natural world" and Ray certainly does so through his beautiful poems and stories.Find more of Ray's work here: https://www.rayzimmermanauthor.com/2024-07-0547 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/3228baa42024-06-0225 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
Dialogues with CreatorsDavid CadyIn this episode, we are joined by author David Cady. We start with a discussion of his newest work, a novel based on the Nazi occupation of Latvia, a subject not well known. Then we discuss his early fiction and his historical book Religion of Fear. 2024-05-0437 min
Dialogues with CreatorsEmily SteeleIn this episode, we hear from local filmmaker Emily Steele, of Jasper Tennesssee as she discusses the process of making her independent film, Goodnight August, and her inspirations as a filmmaker.2024-04-1544 min
Dialogues with CreatorsJerry Drye & Clint KinkeadProfessor Jerry Drye joined us again on this episode to discuss an exciting upcoming event that kicks off Comedy Month. Listen as he discusses some benefits of humor, what it means to him, and how he used his creativity to make others laugh. Later, Clint Kinkead, communication professor at Dalton State, joins to share some funny stories that have and continue to resonate with students over the years.Make sure to stop by Mr. Drye's comedy event on April 1st at 7 PM in the Dalton State College Library!2024-03-3052 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRichard HerderOn this episode, we are joined by Richard Herder, author, researcher, and professor with an extensive history teaching in institutions both big and small across the country. Join us as we discuss his ethnographic experience studying the storytelling strategies of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers among other interesting topics.Find out how you can support this podcast at https://gofund.me/3228baa42024-03-1942 min
Mr. G from French RiviéramiamiPl@ge2024 Rendez-VousTRACKLIST
6:00 Cool Million - Damn Beautiful
30:00 The Mighty Bop - Feeling Good
33:30 Kid Creole & The Cococnuts - I'm a Wonderful Thing Baby
34:30 Kid Creole And The Coconuts - I'm A Wonderful Thing, Baby - Original 12"
45:30 B.B.C.S.& A. - Rock Shock (Original Mix)
49:30 Larry Graham - I'm Sick and Tired - U.K. 12" Remix
56:30 Swing Out Sister - Breakout
58:00 Glen Adams Affair - Just A Groove (Original Mix)
1:01:30 Voo Doo Phunk - New Love (Anthony Nicholson Remix)
1:18:00 Aaron Sevilla - Coketa
1:19:00 Funkky/Nuzu Deep/The Realm...2024-03-032h 27
Dialogues with CreatorsKenyon Henry & Terri BondsIn this episode, we hear from local filmmaker Kenyon Henry and actress Terri Bonds. Kenyon shares with us the process for making a faith-based film and how his experience as a novel writer influenced his endeavor in screenwriting. Terri talks about her experience as an actress and why she feels faith-based films are an exciting new avenue for actors.Find out how you can support this podcast at https://gofund.me/3228baa42024-03-0232 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAndrew BullardIn this episode, we hear from local filmmaker Andrew Bullard, of Access Control. Andrew will explain the hurdles for making an independent film and how he came to film-making; also he talks about the film community in Chattanooga and resources.Support the podcast here: https://gofund.me/3228baa42024-02-1732 min
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/3228baa42024-02-1035 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSeason 5 OpeningJoin us as Dr. Tucker kicks off this season of Dialogues with Creators. She discusses advice for writers, what she's been up to, and plans for the podcast. Support this podcast at https://gofund.me/3228baa42024-01-2718 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 CreatorsBradley WilsonOn today's episode, we are joined by Bradley Wilson of Cleveland, Tennessee. Brad is a visual artist who shares his creative knowledge as a professor but is branching out as a first-time novelist. Join us as we discuss his artistic journey and how he helps cultivate students' abilities.2023-11-1852 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
Dialogues with CreatorsClemencia VillafuerteOn today's episode, we sit down and talk to the producer of this podcast, Clemencia Villafuerte. Get to know the lady behind the curtain as we discuss her creative interests, career path, and education as a film student.2023-10-2733 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSarah LajeuneOn today's episode, filmmaker and actress Sarah LeJeune (Wood) discusses her work, cinema career, and thoughts on pertinent topics both in film and spirituality. Sarah has worked on many projects including her most recent film Amazing Gracie.2023-10-2046 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAaron MorteraToday's guest is Aaron Mortera of Greensboro, North Carolina. Join us as we discuss his vast repertoire of musical knowledge, the role culture plays in his work, and how he used his creativity to benefit his community by founding a music school.2023-10-1340 min
Dialogues with CreatorsKate RudderKate Rudder of Chattanooga works with the global nonprofit organization Narrative 4. In this episode, you'll learn about the Narrative 4 Story Exchange - a method for nurturing compassion and connection - and how you can join one! On Oct. 24, Narrative 4 and UTC will host an event free and open to the public on the topic of Changing the World with Stories. N4's award winning authors Colum McCann and Ishmael Beah will be in conversation with local writers Christian Collier and Sybil Baker. It's at the University Center Auditorium at UTC. Parking is free. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The...2023-10-1035 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSusan KirklandToday we are joined by Susan Kirkland, author of The Disposable and Higher Honor. We discuss her influences as a writer, her creative journey, and how she utilizes her abilities as an author to tackle critical social issues.2023-09-3039 min
Dialogues with CreatorsRay AtkinsIn this week's episode, we talk to award-winning writer, Raymond Atkins, author of Camp Redemption and Sorrow Wood among many others. Join us as we discuss his journey to becoming a well-published author, where he finds inspiration, and advice for aspiring writers.2023-09-2351 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBecky WooleyJoin us as we talk to Becky Wooley of Chattanooga Tennessee who has a background in writing and ministry. She discusses what inspires her as an author, what she hopes people take away from her work, and how she uses satire to draw attention to topics shes is passionate about.2023-09-1541 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDr. Sam BaltzerToday's guest is Dr. Sam Baltzer, a prolific conductor, composer, and performer living in the Rome, Georgia, area. His accomplishments are many, and in this episode, we hear about his career in music and education and how he approaches creating music.2023-09-1334 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
Dialogues with CreatorsAmanda HaleyIn this episode, we talk to Amanda Hope Haley, an archaeologist, Harvard alumnus, and published author. Join us as we discuss how she utilizes creativity to teach about Christian concepts in an archeological context.2023-07-281h 04
Dialogues with CreatorsAlicia Briganti & Travis McKie-VoersteIn this episode, we are joined by two professors of psychology as we discuss the nature of creativity and the human mind. Listen as we discuss myths about the creative process and how to overcome mental blocks to unlock creativity.2023-07-2459 min
Dialogues with CreatorsCurtis HillJoin us as we talk to Curtis Hill, Senior pastor of Brainerd Baptist Church. In this episode, we discuss his journey in ministry and how he utilizes creativity to guide others in spiritual growth.2023-07-0647 min
Dialogues with CreatorsAdam WareJoin us as we talk with Dr. Adam Ware, historical curator, about how he utilizes creativity to keep history alive as director of the Bandy Heritage Center. He explains his journey of how his curiosity led him from business to counseling, literature, and finally, history.2023-06-231h 04
Dialogues with CreatorsMillicent FlakeIn this episode, we talk to Millicent Austell Flake about her experiences as a female author with a background in ministry. Millicent blogs beautifully and meaningfully at Under the Magnolia Tree, maflake.com where you can also order her book.2023-06-1647 min
Dialogues with CreatorsBen Van WinkleIn this episode, we are joined by our first musician, Ben Van Winkle. A musician that wows audiences with his cello playing with a twist. Join us as we discuss the origins of his passion, his creative process, and his future endeavors.Watch Ben's music video Highway Buddies here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPyiiXMuPhgCheckout his website: https://benvanwinklemusic.com/Access his album here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tHwFXwjqeFXbZUtjtdHh8Ben will perform at Songbirds, 35 Station St, Chattanooga, TN on June 30. More info here: https://songbirdsfoundation.org/event-calendar2023-06-0941 min
Dialogues with CreatorsDavid CadySometimes creative work can upset us but that does not undermine their importance. Join us as we talk to David Cady, a Dalton native, high school teacher, and award-winning writer. We discuss his book, Religion of Fear: The True Story of the Church of God of the Union Assembly. Another interview with Mr. Cady is found here: https://www.c-span.org/video/?464736-9/religion-fearFind out more about Mr. Cady's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Religion-Fear-Story-Church-Assembly/dp/162190508X2023-05-3157 min
Dialogues with CreatorsIntroduction to Season 3: Adventure in Podcasting!In this episode, we'll discuss one explanation of what constitutes creativity, the process of developing a podcast, and plans for future episodes. Dr. Tucker also shares exciting news about her latest novel.Find out more about Dr. Tucker's work here: https://www.barbaragrahamtucker.com/2023-05-2718 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSuzanna Mansi Part 2Join us as we finish our conversation with Suzanna Mansi where we learn about her journey as a mother of a child with autism. Learn how she used creativity to help her son overcome obstacles in developing social, motor, and academic skills.2023-05-1350 min
Dialogues with CreatorsSuzanna Mansi Part 1Many preconceptions exist about children with autism, but our guest today shatters these notions of what individuals with these disorders can achieve. Join us as we talk to Suzanna Mansi about how she uses creativity in her family in an unexpected way.2023-05-061h 04
Dialogues with CreatorsAmanda TriplettJoin us as we talk with Amanda Triplett, educator and founder of Speak Up Whitfield. We discuss the various skills developed through creating podcasts and her endeavors to spread knowledge about this art form locally and nationally.Find out more about Amanda's nonprofit here!2023-04-2939 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/home2023-03-2439 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/19584481842023-03-1647 minDialogues 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
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.org2022-11-2223 min
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.com2022-09-2631 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
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.edu2022-06-3026 min
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 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