Jeff White & Kurt Snyder Join Mark Creter To Discuss Cumberland Jazz Collective

Mark Creter sits down with local author and Silver Falchion Award finalist Sean Mitchell for a fun and insightful conversation about his lifelong love of storytelling. From typing his first short stories with one finger to finally finishing a novel 30 years in the making, Sean shares how he let…

In this episode, Mark Creter sits down with Bill Kerr, conductor of the Cumberland County Community Band, to talk about the group’s journey and community spirit. Since its first concert on December 10, 2000, the band has brought free, family-friendly performances to the Upper Cumberland. Bill shares his background in…

What do underground newspapers, teenage mischief, and creative freedom have in common? This week, Mark Creter sits down with zine publisher Dorian Hribar to dive into the bold, expressive world of fan zines. From co-editing his high school paper to launching his own zine First Of Many, Dorian shares the…

In this episode, Mark Creter sits down with Tom Neckvatal of the Cumberland Woodturners to explore the craft and passion behind woodturning — or as Tom simply puts it, “We make things round.” Specializing in handcrafted bowls, vases, bottle stoppers, spoons, and more, Tom shares how his journey began in…

In this episode, host Mark Creter sits down with Valerie Goetz from the Roaring River Cultural Alliance, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing art and culture to Gainesboro. Valeri shares how the organization first got started and talks about the role of art in easing stress, supporting mental health, and building…