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Dialogues with Creators

Dialogues with Creators

著者: Barbara Graham Tucker
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Explores the work and lives of creators and creative people in the Northwest Georgia and Tennessee valley region. We feature guests in a variety of creative fields ranging anywhere from writers, comedians, actors, and more. Listen as we discuss the way creativity can surprise us.

Barbara Graham Tucker 2022
アート エンターテインメント・舞台芸術 文学史・文学批評
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  • Ann Hite
    2025/11/24

    Join 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.

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    58 分
  • Jeevani Sammeta
    2025/11/11

    In 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.

    See more of Barbara's work: barbaragrahamtucker.net

    Support the podcast: https://gofund.me/7d99cd70

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    37 分
  • Matthew Gramling
    2025/10/26

    Discover 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) 272-4587

    Email: bandyheritage@daltonstate.edu

    My website: barbaragrahamtucker.net

    GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/7d99cd70

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    51 分
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