Episode #15
Middlemarch, part 3: How It Ends
Oct 28, 202641 minS9
Barbara finishes her analysis of George Eliot's masterwork, Middlemarch.
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Explores the work and lives of creators and creative people in the Northwest Georgia and Tennessee valley region and beyond 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.
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What is Dialogues with Creators about?
Explores the work and lives of creators and creative people in the Northwest Georgia and Tennessee valley region and beyond 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.
What has Dialogues with Creators covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Middlemarch, part 3: How It Ends" (28 October 2026, 41 minutes), "Middlemarch, Part 2: George Eliot's life; character analysis" (28 October 2026, 54 minutes), and "MIddlemarch: A Masterwork of Fiction Part 1" (27 October 2026, 38 minutes).
How often does Dialogues with Creators publish?
Dialogues with Creators publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes.
How hard is it to get booked on Dialogues with Creators?
Booking probability for Dialogues with Creators is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dialogues with Creators requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dialogues with Creators's contact route on record: public web form.
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The strongest fits for Dialogues with Creators are Artists, Writers & Performers. Dialogues with Creators has an arts audience.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 28, 202654 minS9
In this second part of the talk on Middlemarch, Barbara shares information about George Eliot's upbringing and development and delves into more characters; she also reads a long passage from Chapter 40.
Episode #13
MIddlemarch: A Masterwork of Fiction Part 1
Oct 27, 202638 minS9Join Barbara as she shares her thoughts on the plot, characters, and meaning of George Elliot's/Mary Ann Evans late Victorian novel MIddlemarch . www.barbaragrahamtucker.net
Episode #12
Tom Kimball
Oct 17, 20261h 1mS9Tom Kimball’s website: https://tomkimball.net/ Barbara Tucker’s website: https://www.barbaragrahamtucker.net Amazon link to The Foark River Salon and Bait Shop Barnes and Noble link to The Foark River Salon and Bait...
- Oct 15, 20261h 1mS9
In this solo podcast, Barbara takes apart the three seasons of Silo, what she likes, doesn't like, and what she thinks it all means.
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Episode #10
Paul Christensen
Oct 5, 202653 minS9This podcast is dedicated to the belief that creativity is important to all work and walks of life. In this episode, Reverend Paul Christensen, Associate Pastor for Students at Brainerd Baptist Church in Chattanooga...
- Sep 23, 202659 minS9
Barbara discusses the Biblical story of Esther of Persia. Why is it in the Bible? What does it say to us today? and Can a book of the Bible be funny?
- Sep 15, 202651 minS9
In this informal, solo podcast, Barbara shares some wisdom from great writers such as George Eliot, Flanner O'Connor, and Wendell Berry and then reads the three opening chapter of her eleventh novel, debuting September...
Episode #7
Bill Fortenberry
Sep 14, 20261 hourS9In this episode, Barbara Tucker talks with Northwest Georgia author Bill Fortenberry about his journey from a blue-collar upbringing and career in journalism to becoming an award-winning novelist. Bill shares the...
Episode #6
Cicero Bruce
Aug 31, 202657 minS9Barbara returns to an emphasis on great works of literature in this interview with Dr. Cicero Bruce, Professor of English at Dalton State College, about The Divine Comedy , an epic Italian poem from the late Middle...
Episode #5
Jane Eyre: Analysis and Insights, Part 2
Aug 27, 202649 minS9In this episode, Barbara continues her reading and analysis of Jane Eyre, including background material about Charlotte Bronte and other related works. What did Bronte think of Jane Austen? What famous novel seems like...
- Aug 23, 202654 minS9
One of the greatest novels of English literature, Jane Eyre, is often filmed, but the adaptations leave something to be desired. In a two-parter, Barbara Tucker talks us through the book and in the process delves into...
Episode #3
Pat Johnson Walker
Aug 16, 202626 minS9Pat Johnson Walker of Roswell, GA, joins Barbara to discuss the publication of her first novel, The Mountains Don’t Forget, launching in late August 2026. Links Pre-order...
- Aug 11, 202641 minS9
Barbara analyzes the 1953 novel The Go-Between. Is it good? Worth reading? What does it help us understand about Victorian/Edwardian England, the UK, and fiction writing? This is a solo podcast.
Aug 3, 202642 minS8Creativity comes in all shapes and sizes. In this first episode of Season Nine, Barbara talks with Jon Rackley of Dalton, GA, about how he uses creativity in his industrial setting (safety compliance) and more to the...
Episode #19
Tami Tomasello
Jun 29, 202651 minS8Dr. Tami Tomasello, Associate Professor Communication at Dalton State College, joins us to discuss creativity, boredom, AI, and online teaching, sharing from her vast knowledge of mass media and communication studies...
Episode #18
Barbara Tucker's Thoughts in late June 2026
Jun 22, 202627 minS8Barbara talks about her latest book and gets personal and a little controversial.
Episode #17
Linda Gambill
Jun 13, 202650 minS8Barbara Tucker and Linda Gambill, author of The Geography of Desire: A Memoir of West Africa, discuss this new memoir about Linda’s time in the Peace Corps in The Gambia. Leaving the United States in 1979, Linda spent...
Episode #16
Daryl Thetford
May 28, 202658 minS8Barbara 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...
May 21, 202641 minS8In 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.
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Barbara Tucker
technical services director, Austin Peay State University
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Amanda Brown
Office Manager at Brown Boys Roofing, The Leading Ladies Company
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Curtis Hill
Senior Advisor to the Free Enterprise Project & Project 21 Ambassador, Project 21 Black Leadership Network
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Emily Steele
marketing and communications manager, Hummingbirds
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