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Redhawk Publications is an artistic initiative of the Catawba Valley Community College, publishing written works of interest for the local community, the state of North Carolina as well the entire United States. Established in 2017, CVCC is the only North Carolina community college with a publishing division and has over 75 unique titles.

The podcast, “RedPubPod” acts as a companion to the works of our authors. Be sure to check out the podcast and subscribe so that you can hear author interviews that highlight their writing processes, literary inspirations, and newest releases. 

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Arte Historia y Crítica Literaria
Episodios
  • RedPubPod #048: “I have a good memory…”
    Nov 14 2025

    “I have a good memory…”

    And Earl’s not kidding. Charlotte native and lifelong fan Earl Gulledge joins Richard and Patty to explore the mid-century Queen City—when neon signs brightened the streets, the skyline was still taking shape, and “hauling around town” was a way of life.

    Part memoir, part history, and part urban love letter, Charlotte: Haulin' Around Town Streetside captures the city’s transformation from streetcars to skyscrapers. Earl, a retired architect (and proud octogenarian with a sharper memory than both hosts combined), dives into how Charlotte grew—and what got lost along the way.

    This episode isn’t just nostalgia; it’s a thoughtful examination of a city's soul, what we choose to preserve, and what we pave over. As Richard says, “You watched Charlotte grow up!” And Earl did—firsthand.

    Grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and listen to a true primary source share stories that built the Queen City.

    Check out Earl’s book here, packed with rare, never-before-seen photos that make Charlotte history come alive.

    REDPUBPOD HOSTS:

    Richard Eller — Executive Director, Redhawk Publications

    Patty Thompson — Acquisitions Editor, Redhawk Publications

    And of course, a massive shout-out to our sponsor, Taste Full Beans — not only the best coffeehouse in town, but also a proud supporter of local literature and home to Redhawk Publications books. Be sure to stop by, grab a cup, and tell the amazing folks there that RedPubPod sent you!

    Taste Full Beans Coffee, Tea & Café

    29 2nd Street NW, Hickory, NC

    (828) 325-0108

    Don’t forget to FOLLOW, SHARE, LIKE, & SUBSCRIBE to RedPubPod! Show some love for the written word by talented writers because carefully chosen words in the proper order can change the world.

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedhawkPub/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redhawkcreative/

    #Charlotte, #NorthCarolina, #Charlottehistory, #QueenCity, #NorthCarolinaHistory, #SouthernTowns, #SouthernCities, #EarlGulledge, #RedhawkPublications, #NewBook, #Memoir, #RedPubPod

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    42 m
  • RedPubPod 047: Two Poets for the Price of One The Teacher, The Student, and the Poetry Between Them
    Oct 10 2025

    What makes a good poet? Never underestimate the impact of a great instructor who both nurtures and challenges their students. In this episode, Patty and Richard dive into the art and craft of poetry with two writers who represent both sides of that relationship — the teacher and the student.

    Scott Owens, a longtime poet, instructor, and owner of Taste Full Beans Coffeehouse in Hickory, joins the conversation to talk about his 24th published book, “Elemental.” Alongside him is his former student, Gray Lee, a Lenoir-Rhyne University student and former Redhawk Publications intern, celebrating the release of their first chapbook, “Becoming.”

    The discussion explores everything from writing routines to inspiration — or the lack thereof. Scott shares insights into poetic forms and the discipline behind his writing, while Gray offers a fresh perspective on creativity as a more spontaneous, organic process. Together, they remind us that there’s no single “right” way to write poetry — just the courage to begin. HINT: Want to dive into the art of poetic forms—tankas, sonnets, sestinas, and villanelles? You’ll learn about them in this episode… Does the form create the poem? Or do the words dictate the form? Depends! Poetic license…

    Patty even turns the mic toward Richard Eller, Executive Director of Redhawk Publications and author of numerous nonfiction works, to explore how his historical writing process differs from that of poets.

    SURPRISE: Gray learns their poem has been nominated for the Pushcart Award 2026 season. Congrats!

    A heartfelt thank-you goes out to Lenoir-Rhyne University, whose dedicated instructors continue to shape and inspire new generations of writers. JOIN US: If you hear this before the end of October, please join Gray at Taste Full Beans for the book launch of “Becoming” along with Tuesday, October 28th, at 6:15 p.m., address below. Partial proceeds will benefit OUTright Youth of Catawba Valley, a nonprofit that nurtures and powers the LGBTQ+ community.

    And of course, a massive shout-out to our sponsor, Taste Full Beans — not only the best coffeehouse in town, but also a proud supporter of local literature and home to Redhawk Publications books. Be sure to stop by, grab a cup, and tell the amazing folks there that RedPubPod sent you!

    REDHAWK PUBLICATIONS CO-HOSTS:

    Richard Eller, Executive Director, Redhawk Publications & RedPubPod Engineer

    Patty Thompson, Acquisitions Editor, Redhawk Publications

    Taste Full Beans Coffee, Tea & Café

    29 2nd Street NW, Hickory, NC

    (828) 325-0108

    https://www.tastefullbeans.com/

    Don’t forget to FOLLOW, SHARE, LIKE, & SUBSCRIBE to RedPubPod! Show some love for the written word by talented writers because carefully chosen words in the proper order can change the world.

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedhawkPub/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redhawkcreative/

    #RedPubPod, #RedhawkPublications, #ScottOwens, #GrayLee, #Elemental, #Becoming, #Poetry, #Poems, #Publishing, #Authors, #Writers, #Poets, #NorthCarolinaPoets, #TasteFullBeans, #CatawbaValleyCommunityCollege,

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    46 m
  • RedPubPod 046: How Slow and Steady Persistence Shaped an Amazing Memoir with Jason Parker
    Sep 26 2025

    Author Jason Parker and editor Tom Rash drop by the RedPubPod studio to dive into PROSECUTOR BOY, Jason’s memoir! What follows is a laid-back, insightful, and often hilarious conversation. Redhawk Publications hosts Patty Thompson and Richard Eller, who are in their element, riffing with Jason and his editor not only about the ups and downs of the writing journey, but also about the bigger picture—history, culture, and what it meant to come of age as a Black man in the segregated South.

    So much gets covered here that you’ll definitely want to grab the book. Honestly, that’s all we need to say—get your copy at https://tinyurl.com/prosecutorboy.

    We want to thank Taste Full Beans for being our exclusive podcast sponsor. Support owner/poet Scott Owens and his merry team when you visit Downtown Hickory, North Carolina. Look up the rave reviews online - we'll wait. They’re probably the best coffee shop in our county! Next time you're in the neighborhood, stop by for excellent coffee, food, and – surprise - Redhawk Publications books. And be sure to tell the awesome folks there that RedPubPod sent you!

    Taste Full Beans Coffee, Tea & Café

    29 2nd Street NW, Hickory, NC

    (828) 325-0108

    https://www.tastefullbeans.com/

    Don’t forget to FOLLOW, SHARE, LIKE, & SUBSCRIBE to RedPubPod! Show some love for the written word by talented writers because carefully chosen words in the proper order can change the world.

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RedhawkPub/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redhawkcreative/

    #Writers #authors #memoirs #newbook #booklaunch #NorthCarolina #history #segregation #SouthernStories #Southern Voices #Lawyers #RedhawkPublications #RedPubPod #JasonParker #ProsecutorBoy #TomRash #editor, #Editing #CatawbaCounty #Prosecutors #LawyersWhoWrite

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