Podcasts

Dual Lives: Deborah Bond sings like a dream, has three CDs and tours internationally. But she still needs a day job to pay the bills.

An author who loves the process of writing.

His book, "The Sound of Freedom," examines the 30-minute concert by Marian Anderson that helped move a nation forward.

Filmmaker Sam Pollard talks about his new documentary "August Wilson: The Ground on which I Stand."

Makes sense of the world through theater.

National Heritage Fellow Carolyn Mazloomi shines a powerful light on the African-American community through her narrative quilts.

An auto mechanic who plays with movement, balance, and shadows in his sculpture.

Holistic urban planner, member of the National Council on the Arts

Organizing curator John Vick and consulting curator/editor Dr. Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw tell us about its rich history.

His novel "In All Our Names," explores unlikely love in the midst of conflict.

The former NEA director of the folk and traditional arts shares some memories about a lifetime immersed in the field.

A visionary citizen-artist and six-time NEA grantee, Ping Chong connects racial history to our current unrest in his recent play, "Collidescope: Adventures in Pre- and Post-Racial America."

Diana Green and Cathy Gassenheimer have a mission: arts education for every Alabama pre-k through 12 student.