This week on the podcast is part two of a two-part interview with Arts Critic, Journalist and Editor, Paul Horsley.  We touch upon a variety of aspects that arts critics consider when reviewing a performance, and the sometimes delicate balance between artist and critic. Paul provides lots of information for those who want to work in the performing side of the arts economy. You can preview a clip of Paul's interview at the link below. 

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This week on the podcast is part one of a two-part interview with Arts Critic, Journalist and Editor, Paul Horsley.  We touch upon a variety of aspects that arts critics consider when reviewing a performance, and the sometimes delicate balance between artist and critic. Paul provides lots of information for those who want to work in the performing side of the arts economy. You can preview a clip of Paul's interview at the link below. 

To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This week on the podcast is part two of a two-part interview with double Grammy Award-winning Percussionist, and one of classical music's most recognized musicians, Dame Evelyn Glennie, CH.  She provides insight into her journey from a student to professional musician that's sure to inspire. By any standard, Evelyn has had an amazing career and it's laudable that she uses her standing in the arts community to be a patron to many charities and arts causes.  

 To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This week on the podcast is part one of a two-part interview with double Grammy Award-winning Percussionist, and one of classical music's most recognized musicians, Dame Evelyn Glennie, CH.  She provides insight into her journey from a student to professional musician that's sure to inspire. By any standard, Evelyn has had an amazing career and it's laudable that she uses her standing in the arts community to be a patron to many charities and arts causes.  

To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This week on the podcast is a 2-part interview with composer, publisher, and band leader, Allen Myers.  Allen's music has appeared in dozens of shows on major networks and streaming services, and he describes what composers should know when trying to get their compositions into music libraries and shows.  It's great information for those who have a desire to work in that industry, or who want to apply similar approaches in other areas of the arts.

To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This week on the podcast is a 2-part interview with composer, publisher, and band leader, Allen Myers.  Allen's music has appeared in dozens of shows on major networks and streaming services, and he describes what composers should know when trying to get their compositions into music libraries and shows.  It's great information for those who have a desire to work in that industry, or who want to apply similar approaches in other areas of the arts.

To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This episode features our interview with actor, talent manager and founder of TalentINK, Terrie Snell. Terrie has a wide array of experiences on stage and screen and her tips for succeeding in film and acting are relevant to all in the arts. In the interview Terrie addresses many issues including how she started TalentINK and what opportunities she sees for up and coming talent.

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This week on the podcast Nick and Andy continue their conversation with José Faus. José is a Kansas City-based visual artist, writer, performer, and independent teacher. In this part of the interview, José addresses challenges young artists face, the role artists play in creating community, and answers our three  questions about 1.) advice for arts entrepreneurs, 2.) how to make art accessible, and 3.) the best entrepreneurial/artistic advice he's received.

To learn more about the people and topics mentioned in this episode see the show notes below.

This week on the podcast Nick and Andy talk with José Faus. José is a Kansas City-based visual artist, writer, performer, and independent teacher. In this part of the interview, José addresses how he decided to quit his day job and become an artist full time and the difficulties encountered along the way including how to price his mural work. José also addresses the role of artists in community building, specifically the early day of the Crossroads, a Kansas City arts district. Finally, José addresses his inspiration for his work, how he hopes his audiences engages with his work, and the importance of mentorship in the arts.

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Nick and Andy talk with 3-time Grammy-winner Jeff Coffin (pt. 2 of 2). You may know Jeff from Dave Matthews Band and Béla Fleck and the Flecktones. He’s an amazing musician, author and teacher and exemplifies what it means to be an artist. On top of that, Jeff is funny and gregarious. This is a fun and informative interview!

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