Piedmont Arts Podcast

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317 - Overcoming Riptides: NC Poet Cheryl Wilder Shares Her Creative Journey

Interviews with artists, performers and community arts leaders.

317 - Overcoming Riptides: NC Poet Cheryl Wilder Shares Her Creative Journey

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Interviews with artists, performers and community arts leaders.

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Piedmont Arts Podcast

Episode

Overcoming Riptides: NC Poet Cheryl Wilder Shares Her Creative Journey

Your Summer Festival Guide: Exploring Two Celebrated North Carolina Music Festivals

Music of the American Experience: Moravian Roots and the Reality of Modern Military Families

Inside Charlotte’s 5-Day Immersive Program for Choral Composers and Lyricists

Steve Kaliski on Davidson Community Players, Karen Slack’s "African Queens"

Piedmont Shakespeare Company’s David McGraw Talks Summer Shakespeare in North Carolina

Todd Herman of the Mint Museum Talks Caravaggio in Italy, Plus Spoleto USA Festival Highlights

Garrett Murphy of Bach Charlotte on the 2026 Charlotte Bach Festival

Pianist Phillip Bush on WDAV’s Small Batch Concert Series

Dr. Tara Villa Keith and Dr. Bill Lawing on Orchestra of the Carolinas

Alejandro Cerrudo on “One Thousand Pieces”

Terri White on the Semiquincentennial at the Charlotte Museum of History

Meet the Goodyear Arts Collective: Building Community for Artists in Charlotte

David McGee and Katia Zavistovski on “The Griot and The Nightingale”

Jeremy Okai Davis on Presence of Color

Landis Wade On His New Murder Mystery, and The Avett Brothers’ Theater Revival

Zoie Reams on Bizet’s Carmen

Maya Myers on Creating Books for Children

David Fisk on the Charlotte Symphony 2026-27 Season

North Carolina Baroque Orchestra and Phoenix Down RPG Take the Stage

Internationally Acclaimed Organist Alcee Chriss III Comes to Charlotte

Maestro Kwamé Ryan on Conducting at the Metropolitan Opera and His Dash to the Grammys

Gabriel Kahane on the Charlotte Symphony’s New Spotlight Series

Saxton Rose on The American Roots Institute

Kenney Potter on Rachmaninoff’s Vespers, and Preview of“Kings of the Queen City”

Piedmont Arts Podcast

Episode

Overcoming Riptides: NC Poet Cheryl Wilder Shares Her Creative Journey

Your Summer Festival Guide: Exploring Two Celebrated North Carolina Music Festivals

Music of the American Experience: Moravian Roots and the Reality of Modern Military Families

Inside Charlotte’s 5-Day Immersive Program for Choral Composers and Lyricists

Steve Kaliski on Davidson Community Players, Karen Slack’s "African Queens"

Piedmont Shakespeare Company’s David McGraw Talks Summer Shakespeare in North Carolina

Todd Herman of the Mint Museum Talks Caravaggio in Italy, Plus Spoleto USA Festival Highlights

Garrett Murphy of Bach Charlotte on the 2026 Charlotte Bach Festival

Pianist Phillip Bush on WDAV’s Small Batch Concert Series

Dr. Tara Villa Keith and Dr. Bill Lawing on Orchestra of the Carolinas

Alejandro Cerrudo on “One Thousand Pieces”

Terri White on the Semiquincentennial at the Charlotte Museum of History

Meet the Goodyear Arts Collective: Building Community for Artists in Charlotte

David McGee and Katia Zavistovski on “The Griot and The Nightingale”

Jeremy Okai Davis on Presence of Color

Landis Wade On His New Murder Mystery, and The Avett Brothers’ Theater Revival

Zoie Reams on Bizet’s Carmen

Maya Myers on Creating Books for Children

David Fisk on the Charlotte Symphony 2026-27 Season

North Carolina Baroque Orchestra and Phoenix Down RPG Take the Stage

Internationally Acclaimed Organist Alcee Chriss III Comes to Charlotte

Maestro Kwamé Ryan on Conducting at the Metropolitan Opera and His Dash to the Grammys

Gabriel Kahane on the Charlotte Symphony’s New Spotlight Series

Saxton Rose on The American Roots Institute

Kenney Potter on Rachmaninoff’s Vespers, and Preview of“Kings of the Queen City”

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