This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Erika Olinger and Isabel Irvine from the Cole Pratt Gallery. It's a leading contemporary fine art gallery in New Orleans, which specializes in works of Southern artists. Erika became owner of the gallery after Cole Pratt's passing in 2008, and Isabel is the gallery manager.  We were introduced to Erika and Isabel through our mutual friend Marie Bukowski, an artist represented by the gallery.  If you are a visual artist who wants to learn more about the inner workings of a gallery, you'll want to join us.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Erika Olinger and Isabel Irvine from the Cole Pratt Gallery. It's a leading contemporary fine art gallery in New Orleans, which specializes in works of Southern artists. Erika became owner of the gallery after Cole Pratt's passing in 2008, and Isabel is the gallery manager.  We were introduced to Erika and Isabel through our mutual friend Marie Bukowski, an artist represented by the gallery.  If you are a visual artist who wants to learn more about the inner workings of a gallery, you'll want to join us!

Today we release part two of our interview with Anna Kelberg-Kim. She's the Founder of Kelberg Law, a law firm that specializes in entertainment law, intellectual property and immigration law. Anna will share her journey from Kazakhstan to practicing law in the US, and we'll discuss a variety of intellectual property issues. Legal matters can be fairly dry, so we decided to be creative in crafting lighthearted "real-world" scenarios that artists will likely encounter in their careers.  The topics discussed are relevant to all in the arts, so please join us for this informative interview! https://kelberglaw.com

Today we released part one of our interview with Anna Kelberg-Kim. She's the Founder of Kelberg Law, a law firm that specializes in entertainment law, intellectual property and immigration law. Anna will share her journey from Kazakhstan to practicing law in the US, and we'll discuss a variety of intellectual property issues. Legal matters can be fairly dry, so we decided to be creative in crafting lighthearted "real-world" scenarios that artists will likely encounter in their careers.  The topics discussed are relevant to all in the arts, so please join us for this informative interview! https://kelberglaw.com

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Michael Sgouros. Michael is owner of the historic Players Theatre, a 200-seat Off Broadway theater in NYC. Also in the building is a 50-seat theater, rehearsal spaces, an office suite for arts organizations, and the famous Cafe Wha?. Michael will describe how he came to own a theater, and how he created a fulfilling life by combining his interests in music, theater, and real estate. Those interested in theater will enjoy getting  a glimpse into the inner-workings of his business and how he's helping future generations of theater professionals and audiences.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Michael Sgouros. Michael is owner of the historic Players Theatre, a 200-seat Off Broadway theater in NYC. Also in the building is a 50-seat theater, rehearsal spaces, an office suite for arts organizations, and the famous Cafe Wha?. Michael will describe how he came to own a theater, and how he created a fulfilling life by combining his interests in music, theater, and real estate. Those interested in theater will enjoy getting  a glimpse into the inner-workings of his business and how he's helping future generations of theater professionals and audiences.

This week on the podcast is part 2 of our interview with Matthew Coley.  He is an internationally acclaimed percussionist who specializes on the marimba, and is also the founder and executive director of Heartland Marimba, a 501c3 organization that includes a quartet, an ensemble, a publishing arm, and organizes a festival. Listeners will hear how Matthew made the leap from a college teacher to become a full-time arts entrepreneur. 

This week on the podcast is our interview with Matt Earley, co-founder of Gotta Groove Records, a vinyl record pressing plant located in Cleveland, OH. Matt recounts the origins of Gotta Groove Records, the value they provide to musicians and audiophiles, the importance of quality control, and more. Matt’s story highlights the power of partnering with another passionate person--and it’s not to be missed.  

This week on the podcast, is part two of our interview with the founders of the Owen/Cox Dance Group: dancer Jennifer Owen and her musician husband Brad Cox.  They recall their first collaboration, describe their revenue streams, how their dancers and musicians are contracted and compensated, and the value of sweat equity. Those thinking of starting a dance company or similar venture will not want to miss them!

This week on the podcast, we begin 2022 with part one of our interview with the founders of the Owen/Cox Dance Group: dancer Jennifer Owen and her musician husband Brad Cox.  They recall their first collaboration, describe their revenue streams, how their dancers and musicians are contracted and compensated, and the value of sweat equity. Those thinking of starting a dance company or similar venture will not want to miss them!