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D’ville Voices is the official arts podcast of the City of Duncanville, created by the Duncanville Arts Commission to celebrate local creativity and culture. Each 15–20 minute episode features conversations with artists, musicians, poets, Duncanville ISD partners, arts grant recipients, and City leaders whose work enriches life in our community. Recorded at City facilities such as City Hall and the Duncanville Public Library, the show offers an accessible, behind-the-scenes look at current and upcoming arts events, programs, and opportunities.
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In this episode of D’ville Voices, Economic Development Director Marlon Goff talks about what’s happening across Duncanville, from Open Rewards and supporting local businesses to new developments and projects in the work
On the latest episode of D’ville Voices , Duncanville City Councilmember Don McBurnett sits down with Arts Commission member Mary Ann Taylor for a conversation rooted in passion, purpose, and community pride. McBurnett s
Abel Castro of Xela’s Bistro joins Arts Commissioner Julio Avila to talk food, art, and why they’re proud to call Duncanville home. Abel shares Xela’s origin story and Frenchie’s standout culinary creations, giving liste
Abel Castro of Xela’s Bistro joins Arts Commissioner Julio Avila to talk food, art, and why they’re proud to call Duncanville home. Abel shares Xela’s origin story and Frenchie’s standout culinary creations, giving liste
On this episode of D'ville Voices, Council Member At-Large DeMonica Gooden discusses her journey to Duncanville, her role as the City Council Liaison to the Arts Commission, and the importance of the arts in the City of
On this episode of D'ville Voices, Council Member At-Large DeMonica Gooden discusses her journey to Duncanville, her role as the City Council Liaison to the Arts Commission, and the importance of the arts in the City of
This week, Mayor Greg Contreras joins the Duncanville Arts Commission for a conversation about community, leadership, and the city's future. He reflects on his journey from City employee to Mayor and how those experience
This week, Mayor Greg Contreras joins the Duncanville Arts Commission for a conversation about community, leadership, and the city's future. He reflects on his journey from City employee to Mayor and how those experience
The Duncanville Arts Commission sits down with City Marshal Johnson to learn more about his role as a peace officer and the responsibilities of the Duncanville Marshal’s Office. Marshal Johnson discusses the differences
Candice Y. Johnson is a four-time Emmy-winning choreographer, author, editor, dancer, and filmmaker. Cedrick Johnson works in business management. Together, they are Duncanville's creative power couple. In this episode,
The Duncanville Arts Commission sits down with local artist and Duncanville Arts Grant recipient Kalen McGuire to discuss his creative journey, the inspiration behind his work, and the impact public art can have on a com
Mary Ann Taylor sits down with Dr. Claudia MacMillan, founder and executive director of The MacMillan Institute, for a conversation about educational purpose, leadership, and transformation. Dr. MacMillan explains how th
Duncanville comedian Diego Morales, professionally known as Texas Chuckle, talks about his DFW roots, his connection to Duncanville, and how his local experiences have influenced his comedy. He also shares the meaning be
In the latest episode of D’ville Voices, the hosts sit down with Tyler Agee, assistant director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Duncanville, to discuss leadership, community impact, and the future of public space
Duncanville Event Planner Devon Handley joins the D'ville Voices hosts for a lively conversation about the upcoming BloomFest Music & Arts Festival, the creativity and coordination behind standout local events, the best
In this first episode of D'ville Voices, an interview with a longtime resident, former Arts Commission Chair, and Duncanville Arts Foundation founder, Ron Thompson, where he discusses the future of arts in Duncanville, T
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