Dr. Archives (S2, Ep4)

Dr. Archives (S2, Ep4)

In this episode, we continue our series of interviews withthe folks that make the magic happen here at Clemson’s archives. Dr. Tara Woodtalks with Dr. Nick Richbell, Head of Special Collections and Archives atClemson University. Dr. Richbell joined Clemson in 2023, coming to Clemson fromEngland via Canada. He brings a wide range of experiences and expertise to theposition. This is not Dr. Richbell’s first podcast appearance: he has appearedon several episodes of the podcast “Haunted History Chronicles.” Join us for a fascinating discussion with the man guides the archives.

The guardian of artifacts and exhibits...(S2, Ep3)

In this episode, Dr. Tara Wood interviews her colleague, Sean Baker, the Exhibits and Artifacts Curator for Clemson's Special Collections and Archives. As with many who work in Special Collections, Baker comes to Clemson with an interesting background and experience. Baker reflects on his work, the challenges, and the fun of creating exhibits from the archives for the public to enjoy; all while protecting and preserving the artifacts so that future generations may enjoy them as well. Join us as we dive into the stories behind the exhibits and a deep dive into the artifacts! If you have questions about the exhibits and artifacts, please email Sean Baker at archives@clemson.edu

Hidden History Camp 2025 (S2, Ep2)

This episode highlights two batches of researchers visiting the Clemson Special Collections and Archives. This summer, during June of 2025, the archives welcomed a fun and curious set of middle and elementary school students from the Clemson area to participate in a week-long camp hosted by the Woodland Cemetery Historic Preservation Project, directed by Dr. Rhondda Thomas. The camp offered the students the chance to “uncover” the school’s history all over campus.  Part 1, featuring the middle schoolers, starts at 1:00, and Part 2, featuring the elementary school students, starts at  25:45 Edited by: Sahara Scott

Flipping the Mic, A Conversation with Dr. Tara Wood (S2, Ep1)

We’re kicking off Season 2 by turning the tables! In this episode, guest host Sahara Scott interviews Tigers in the Archive creator and Instruction & Outreach Archivist, Dr. Tara Wood. From her journey to Clemson and her vision for archival instruction to the challenges and triumphs of launching a podcast, Dr. Wood reflects on her work, research, and what’s ahead for Season 2. Join us as we dive into the story behind the stories—and hear from the person who started it all.Edited by: Sahara Scott

Episode 8: Dr. Harold E. Cheatham

Dr. Harold E. Cheatham received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University in 1961, a Master of Arts degree from Colgate University in 1969, and the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Case Western Reserve University in 1973. Dr. Cheatham is recognized as a pioneer in multicultural counseling, receiving numerous awards and honors during his career. In 2012, Cheatham was inducted into the Society of Distinguished Alumni of Pennsylvania State University. In this episode, I discuss the long, circuitous path Dr. Cheatham took to Clemson University. He came to Clemson in 1996 as Dean of the College of Health, Education, and Human Development and Professor of Counseling and Education Leadership. He retired in 2001 and was elected Founding Dean Emeritus of the Emeritus College at Clemson. Edited by: Sahara Scott