In 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.

In 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.

In 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.

Professor 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!

On 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.

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In 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.

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In 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.

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In 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/ 

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