Explore " arts and entertainment" with insightful episodes like "5 Ways to Expand Your Comfort Zone to Unlock Creative Potential", "Potsdam's Master of the Broken Hand Boogie Woogie", "Ep6: Instagram: Friend or Foe?", "E14 | Misha Calvert | Filmmaker" and "The sweet 70's vibes of a Fender Rhodes inspire Plattsburgh composer" from podcasts like ""Superfan Attraction: Personal Branding for Artists & Creatives with Diane Foy", "Underscore", "Embodied Creatives", "Unlikely Protagonist" and "Underscore"" and more!
Let's expand our comfort zones. Isn't that fun? As multi passionate artists, musicians, actors, creatives, your best work is there waiting for you at the end of your comfort zone. I'll offer 5 tips to help you unlock your creative potential.
In this episode your hosts, Bianca Schulz and Bronwyn Craddock, tackle the ongoing debate of Instagram and the role it plays in our lives. Is it necessary to maintain a social media presence for our careers as performers? Or do the negative mental effects of it outweigh the pros? We discuss how we can create a healthier relationship with social media: how it can be helpful but also detrimental, and how can we find a balance.
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This week, award-winning filmmaker Misha Calvert is the protagonist of honor in a one-on-one interview with co-host Brett Epstein.
On this week's episode of (Un)likely Protagonist, Misha and Brett have a colorful conversation with Roger Paul, manager of an innovative entertainment company representing celebrities and comedians.
To celebrate reaching 75 episodes, I wanted to release something special in collaboration with my Patreon community. Enjoy this quirky, charming radio play, in the style of an after-school special. Four kids who use a chicken coop for a clubhouse learn how to succeed, support each other, and stand up for what’s right.
Club Idiot is four middle schoolers’ self-imposed punishment for destroying their last
club’s treehouse. Now forced to meet in a chicken coop, they resolve to do something
constructive. They choose to help Jax prepare for their school’s 5K race. The only
problem is that the neighborhood bully Colt is planning to cheat his way to victory over
Jax. The club combines forces with their former leader Bet to secure a victory fair and
square.
Starring Mark Chamberlin as Kip, Liz Christensen as Jax, Ryan Bruckman as Fin, Janilee Hutchings as Red, Josh Curtis as Colt, Katherine Tietjen as Bet, Jason Wadsworth as Dad, Laurie Ellsworth as Mom, Curtis Kidd as Colt's Brother, and Todd Michael Thompson as Race Announcer Voice.
Sound by Ryan Bruckman and Liz Christensen
Story and Produced by Liz Christensen
Written and Directed by Anthony Buck
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Author Doug Stebleton's novel It's a Wonderful Time whisks us back to the set of the Christmas film "It's a Wonderful Life". He talks with Gail about the moment when he first got the idea for the story, how it began as a screenplay and changed into a novel, his experiences as a first-time novelist and his other creative projects, including a TV show about the cars in famous movies.
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Happy holidays! Christmas is a time for special music, movies, food, and decking of the halls. This time on The Brainwave Podcast, Gail talks with podcaster Todd Killian about the inspiration for his podcast Christmas Clatter. They talk about: music from the Charlie Brown Christmas special, from Michael Buble, Mariah Carey, and Chris Stapleton; movies, cookies, and Christmas trees; and about things to keep in mind if you have an idea for starting your own podcast in the New Year.
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Co-hosts Skyler and Hallie take a break from talking about films to talk about... themselves?! In this episode, they answer questions sent in by you: the audience!
Thank you to everyone who sent in questions!
In their second instalment of their Master Reel series, co-hosts Skyler and Hallie take a look at the life and career of filmmaker Edgar Wright.
The "mesmerizing" (Rolling Stone) Grenadian-Canadian artist Kaia Kater explores themes of impermanence and change through a tapestry of journal entries and musical vignettes.
"My audio piece is centered around themes of impermanence and the volatility of change, combining journal entries with musical sketches written during the pandemic. Together, these form a time capsule against which the listener can begin to process the emotions of this era. How would you communicate with future generations about this time? What would you want them to know?"
Kaia mentions a phrase by poet Kyle "Guante" Tran Myhre: “White supremacy is not a shark; it is the water.” We wanted to share a link to the artist's writing and resources, to further understand the context.
“Fear”
Written by Kaïa Kater-Hurst (SOCAN/BMI).
Produced by Kaïa Kater-Hurst and Andrew Ryan.
Kaïa Kater-Hurst: synths and piano.
Andrew Ryan: upright bass, synths, and piano.
Kevin Matthews: drums.
Presented as part of Carnegie Hall's Voices of Hope Festival 2021.
Executive Producer, podcast: Dean Cappello.
Producer, podcast: Paul Chuffo.
Music for podcast from "Inagh Valley / Rockin’ the Boat" by Máirtín O'Connor, Cathal Hayden, and Patrick Doocey.
Commissioned by Irish Arts Center as part of
Grásta: Grace in Uncertainty | 2020 - 2021.
More about "Grásta": https://irishartscenter.org/event/iac-commissions-grasta-grace-in-uncertainty
Welcome to the Master Reel!
In this new series, Skyler and Hallie take a look at the lives and careers of influential filmmakers, starting with a mutual favorite, Guillmero del Toro.
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