Melhores podcasts sobre Teaching Artistry With Courtney J Boddie (2024)

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Episode 74, ACT 2: Hassiem Muhammad - Run Your Own Race 47:02

7d ago47:02

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In Act 1, we met Hassiem Muhammad, an actor, teaching artist, and multidisciplinary creative, as he reflected on his early discovery of the arts and the experiences that shaped his creative journey. From the mentors who guided him to the unique pathways he’s forged as an artist, the conversation explored how the arts became a powerful force for sel…

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Episode 74, ACT 1: Hassiem Muhammad - Run Your Own Race 50:05

17d ago50:05

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What do The Karate Kid, Hogwarts, and Fame have in common? You’ll have to tune into Episode 74 to find out! In "Run Your Own Race," Courtney dives into an inspiring conversation with Hassiem Muhammad, a dynamic actor, teaching artist, and multidisciplinary creative whose passion for the arts has shaped every aspect of his journey. In Act 1 of this …

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Episode 73, ACT 2: Nehprii Amenii - One Hundred Percent Whole 51:35

1M ago51:35

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In Act 1, Nehprii Amenii took us on a journey through her experiences as a New Victory LabWorks artist, emphasizing the importance of artistry, childlike wonder, and fostering harmony in the classroom. She reflected on her connection to the Alvin Ailey company and shared what it means to truly see and embrace the unique possibilities of art. Throug…

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Episode 73, ACT 1: Nehprii Amenii: One Hundred Percent Whole 59:46

1M ago59:46

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In Act 1 of Episode 73: “One Hundred Percent Whole,” we welcome the one, the only, the radiant Nehprii Amenii—an educator, Teaching Artist, curriculum developer, theater director, playwright, puppeteer, and a self-proclaimed “creator of things.” Nehprii shares her journey as a New Victory LabWorks artist, exploring how her repeated invitations to t…

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Episode 72, ACT 2: Judith Insell - Brimming With The Arts 1:02:01

3M ago1:02:01

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In Act 1, we explored some jaw-dropping stats on arts access in New York City, the transformative power of the arts on emotional well-being, and why the arts deserve a place alongside core subjects like history and social studies. Our guest, Judith Insell, shared her insights on how the arts can be an economic engine and an accessible career pathwa…

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Episode 72, ACT 1: Judith Insell - Brimming With The Arts 1:01:06

3M ago1:01:06

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Get ready for a mind-blowing conversation as Courtney sits down with the dynamic Judith Insell, Executive Director of Bronx Arts Ensemble, in the first act of this two-part series. In this episode, it's all about stats, stats, and more stats—showcasing the eye-opening numbers around the lack of arts access for kids across New York City. Judith and …

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Episode 71, ACT 2: Bets Charmelus - Imagination in Action 55:55

4M ago55:55

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In Act 1, we explored Betsaleel (Bets) Charmelus’s insights on transforming learning spaces, the importance of introducing novelty in education, and the critical role of trauma-informed practices. Bets challenged us to rethink how we prepare young people for a world that isn’t trauma-informed, emphasizing that the real impact comes when educators m…

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Episode 71, ACT 1: Bets Charmelus - Imagination in Action 50:29

4M ago50:29

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In Act 1 of this two-episode arc, Courtney engages in a thought-provoking discussion with educator and facilitator Betsaleel (Bets) Charmelus. In their discussion, Bets emphasizes why it’s essential for educators and facilitators to radically change traditional learning spaces. By altering the energy in these environments, we can create room for cr…

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Episode 70, ACT 2: Gotta Stay Fresh with James Miles 1:05:10

6M ago1:05:10

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Welcome back to the second part of our special episode, the first of which was recorded live at the Face to Face 2024 Conference in New York City. In our last episode, we featured an insightful discussion with James Miles, also known as Fresh Professor, about the transformative power of hip-hop in education. James shared his mission to reshape th…

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Episode 70, ACT 1: Gotta Stay Fresh with James Miles 1:12:09

6M ago1:12:09

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In this special episode, recorded live at the Face to Face 2024 Conference in New York City, Courtney J. Boddie has a panel discussion with James Miles, also known as Fresh Professor. With a rich background as an artist and educator, James brings over two decades of experience from New York City to Seattle, where he now serves as an Assistant Profe…

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Episode 69, ACT 2: Adam Odsess-Rubin - Building Intentional Queer Spaces 48:00

7M ago48:00

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Our newest episode, Episode 69: "Building Intentional Queer Spaces,” features Adam Odsess-Rubin, whose many roles include Founding Artistic Director of National Queer Theater (NQT). In their conversation, Adam offers a glimpse into NQT’s programs, including DREAMing Out Loud; Write it Out!; and Staging Pride Queer Youth Theater, a program that offe…

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Episode 69, ACT 1: Adam Odsess-Rubin - Building Intentional Queer Spaces 58:52

8M ago58:52

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Our newest episode, Episode 69: "Building Intentional Queer Spaces,” features Adam Odsess-Rubin, whose many roles include Founding Artistic Director of National Queer Theater (NQT). In their conversation, Adam offers a glimpse into NQT’s programs, including DREAMing Out Loud; Write it Out!; and Staging Pride Queer Youth Theater, a program that offe…

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Episode 68, ACT 2: Jerron Herman - Pockets of Light 47:45

10M ago47:45

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In Act 2 of Episode 68: “Pockets of Light,” Courtney continues her conversation with multidisciplinary artist Jerron Herman. What sticks from Act 1 of this episode are the internal themes of personal and professional growth, and disability justice through disability artistry. What’s new and exciting about Act 2 is Courtney and Jerron’s deep discuss…

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Episode 68, ACT 1: Jerron Herman - Pockets of Light 57:45

10M ago57:45

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Our newest episode, Episode 68: "Pockets of Light,” features multidisciplinary artist Jerron Herman. In their conversation, Courtney and her guest discuss their time together at New Victory, when Jerron was just starting out in the arts world. The episode continues by exploring Jerron’s position at the intersection(s) at which his artistry currentl…

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Episode 67, ACT 2: Lindz Amer - The Power of Queer Joy! 57:22

11M ago57:22

57:22

In Act 2 of Episode 67: “The Power of Queer Joy!,” Courtney continues her conversation with guest Lindz Amer. Their chat pivots in tone and substance from Act 1, which was focused on what it means to be a child that is free to explore and to keep that inner child alive as an adult. Act 2 focuses in on Lindz’s work as a content creator and the myria…

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Episode 67, ACT 1: Lindz Amer - The Power of Queer Joy! 59:53

11M ago59:53

59:53

You know what they say: New year, new episode! In Episode 67: “The Power of Queer Joy!” Courtney sits down with guest Lindz Amer, whose impressive list of credits spans stage performance, author, musician and educator. This discussion focuses on a number of Lindz Amer’s creative projects ranging from their award-winning web series Queer Kid Stuff, …

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Episode 66, ACT 2: Carmen Kelly - For Vocal Girls... 41:17

1y ago41:17

41:17

In Act 2 of Episode 66: “For Vocal Girls…,” Carmen Kelly tells of her 22-year history with Creative Arts Team (CAT) and her 40-year career as a teaching artist! This inspiring conclusion to our four-episode arc discussion delves into Carmen’s work with high school-aged kids and what it was like developing strategies for talking to them about HIV/AI…

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Episode 66, ACT 1: Carmen Kelly - For Vocal Girls... 51:00

1y ago51:00

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In Episode 66: “For Vocal Girls…,” Courtney continues her conversation with guest Carmen Kelly. This thoughtful discussion focuses on Carmen’s journey from artist, to office temp, to teaching artist, and everything in between! As Courtney and Carmen weave through their chat, Carmen offers intriguing stories about her stint in the national tour of F…

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Episode 65, ACT 2: Carmen Kelly - A Soft Place 44:24

1y ago44:24

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Courtney continues her conversation with Carmen Kelly, an inspiring human with a rich history in arts education and current Program Director of the Brooklyn-based NIA Community Services Network's after-school program.The first portion of Act 2 acts as a kind of “rewind” moment that offers context for Kelly’s journey from childhood to school, to her…

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Episode 65, ACT 1: Carmen Kelly - A Soft Place 1:02:21

1+ y ago1:02:21

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In Episode 65: "A Soft Place," Courtney sits down with Carmen Kelly, an inspiring human with a rich history in arts education. Currently, Kelly is a Program Director at the Brooklyn-based NIA Community Services Network's after-school program, which aims to engage kids in the arts to create positive pathways in their lives. As Courtney takes us deep…

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Episode 64, ACT 2: Yazmany Arboleda - Mobilizing Interdependence 43:53

1+ y ago43:53

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Hi, PODience! We’re back with Act 2 of our fascinating chat with Yazmany Arboleda titled, “Mobilizing Interdependence.”In their discussion, Courtney and Yazmany continue to tackle a range of deeply meaningful topics. One major theme that really stands out in this episode is how the process of making art in community with others helps us to understa…

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Episode 64, ACT 1: Yazmany Arboleda - Mobilizing Interdependence 58:44

1+ y ago58:44

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Episode 64, Act 1: “Mobilizing Interdependence,” featuring the passionate Yazmany Arboleda, will leave you invigorated, activated and inspired to up your game and think about how you could be engaging with your art and how you’re inviting others to engage with and through what you’re creating. Have you ever stopped to think that we, as humans, are …

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Episode 63, ACT 3 - Looking Back to Look Forward - Continuing The Continuum 45:03

1+ y ago45:03

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In Acts 1 and 2 of our newest episode, we learned about the origins of Teaching Artists Guild (TAG) and its merger with the Association of Teaching Artists (ATA). In Act 3, "Continuing the Continuum," Courtney sits down with Kerry Warren, Katie Rainey and Marissa Ontiveros, who all hold leadership positions at TAG, to discuss the future of the orga…

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Episode 63, ACT 2: Looking Back to Look Forward - Collaborate, Cultivate, Celebrate 1:07:25

1+ y ago1:07:25

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What do the words intentionality, collaboration, community, responsiveness, tenacity, perseverance and leadership have in common? They’re all terms or themes that emerge in our newest episode. And they’re all used in reference to teaching artistry and its pivotal role in the constant reshaping and elevation of arts education and arts administration…

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Episode 63, ACT 1: Looking Back to Look Forward - Collective Field Building 1:19:43

1+ y ago1:19:43

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We’ve got another great episode for you, TA PODience!We’re back with Act 1 of a fascinating three-act series titled “Looking Back to Look Forward.”Episode 63, Act 1: “Collective Field Building,” features an exciting panel of inspiring multi-hyphenate artists and arts administrators who were instrumental in the formation of what would eventually bec…

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Episode 62, ACT 3: Insert Humanness HERE - In Conversation with "Start the Conversation" 36:02

1+ y ago36:02

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In Act 3 of our three-part series, “In Conversation with ‘Start the Conversation,’” we dive right into a crucial topic: emergency drill support for teachers and kids. In this episode, we spotlight New York City Children's Theater’s Caitlyn McCain and Nicole Hogsett who have developed a groundbreaking resource called, “Start the Conversation.” This …

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Episode 62, ACT 2: Make Space, Give Grace - In Conversation with "Start the Conversation" 31:16

1+ y ago31:16

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We’re back with Episode 62, Act 2: “Make Space, Give Grace,” featuring Caitlyn McCain, Teaching Artist and Education Associate for Public Engagement with New York City Children's Theater (NYCCT), and Lindz Amer, creator of the video series “Queer Kids Stuff” and author of the book, “Rainbow Parenting.”This act is packed with rich discussion about g…

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Episode 62, ACT 1: Step In and Go Slow - In Conversation with "Start the Conversation" 41:59

1+ y ago41:59

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We are back with an exciting three-part series titled “In Conversation with ‘Start the Conversation.’” In episode 62, Act 1: “Step In and Go Slow,” Courtney sits down with panelists Caitlyn McCain, Tara Kirton and Nicole Hogsett to discuss how New York City Children’s Theater resources came to be, beginning with a three-part video series called, “O…

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Episode 61, ACT 2: Caitlyn McCain - Finding Paths for Freedom Dreaming 55:42

1+ y ago55:42

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We’re back. Act 2 of our newest episode, “Finding Paths for Freedom Dreaming,” can be whittled down to three main ideas: 1. Aspiring to a more liberated arts and culture world; 2. Feeling our emotions through the work we do as artists and arts educators and not giving in to shutting down when the work feels difficult; 3. Having the ability to recog…

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Episode 61, ACT 1: Caitlyn McCain - Finding Paths for Freedom Dreaming 1:03:41

1+ y ago1:03:41

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We’re back with Episode 61: “Finding Paths for Freedom Dreaming,” featuring Caitlyn McCain, Teaching Artist and Education Associate for Public Engagement with New York City Children's Theater (NYCCT) and recipient of the 2023 TYA Community Impact Award.Question: can you recall a teacher from your childhood—yes, that one teacher—the one who ignited …

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Episode 60, ACT 2: Melissa Friedman - The Pursuit of Synergy 1:06:04

1+ y ago1:06:04

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Hello, PODience! We’re back with Act 2 of Episode 60: “The Pursuit of Synergy,” featuring Melissa Friedman, co-founder of Epic Theatre Ensemble.If Act 1 of Episode 60 reflected on the ways in which Courtney and Melissa’s artistic and administrative work has been challenged by the pandemic (masks, shutdowns, reframing the art we make and how we conn…

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Episode 60, ACT 1: Melissa Friedman - The Pursuit of Synergy 1:09:08

2y ago1:09:08

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Hello, PODience! We’ve got a brand new two-act episode arc for you! Episode 60: “The Pursuit of Synergy” features Melissa Friedman, co-founder of Epic Theatre Ensemble, a professional social justice theatre company in New York City.In many ways, Episode 60 really holds its finger to the pulse of the zeitgeist. At the top of their chat, Courtney and…

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Episode 59, ACT 2: Aminisha Ferdinand - Divine Self Development 1:13:02

2y ago1:13:02

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Hello, PODience! We’re back with Act 2 of Episode 59: “Divine Self Development.”“Everybody’s story is so different,” says Courtney to our newest featured guest, Aminisha Ferdinand. In the first part of this two-episode arc, we posed the essential questions: What ignites something in you that must be expressed through art that cannot be expressed th…

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Episode 59, ACT 1: Aminisha Ferdinand - Divine Self Development 1:04:12

2y ago1:04:12

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Hello, PODience! We’ve got a wonderful new two-act episode arc for you to kick off our sixth season! Episode 59: “Divine Self Development” features Aminisha Ferdinand.What ignites something in you that must be expressed through art that cannot be expressed through words? Where do you fit on the spectrum of artistry? These are the essential question…

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Episode 58, ACT 2: Alex Santiago-Jirau - Processing the Collective Scars 1:12:02

2y ago1:12:02

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In the second installment of this two-episode arc, Courtney continues her conversation with Alex Santiago-Jirau. This thought-provoking chat is driven by the essential questions: How can theater be of service to the community? How can theater hold value beyond production and how can we create experiences that are not transactional? Alex dives even …

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Episode 58, ACT 1: Alex Santiago-Jirau - Processing the Collective Scars 1:05:24

2y ago1:05:24

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Hello, PODience! We’ve got a great new two-act episode arc for you! Episode 58: “Processing the Collective Scars” features New York Theater Workshop Director of Education, Alex Santiago-Jirau.Their conversation begins with connecting around the missions and multi-faceted approaches of both New York Theatre Workshop and New Victory Theater. The real…

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Episode 57, ACT 2: Miko Lee - Arts, Essence…Us 48:08

2y ago48:08

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We are back with Act 2 of Episode 57: “Arts, Essence…Us,” featuring activist, storyteller and educator Miko Lee, Director of Programs at Asian Americans for Civil Rights and Equality (AACRE).As in Act 1, Courtney’s chat with Miko remains at the intersection of arts and social justice. This conversation holds fast to the tone of the first half of th…

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Episode 57, ACT 1: Miko Lee - Arts, Essence...Us 58:29

2y ago58:29

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Hey, PODience! We’re excited to share our newest episode with you. Episode 57: “Arts, Essence…Us” is a thoughtfully passionate conversation featuring activist, storyteller and educator Miko Lee, Director of Programs at Asian Americans for Civil Rights and Equality (AACRE).The setting of Courtney’s chat with Miko is at the intersection of arts and s…

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Episode 56, ACT 2: James C. Horton - Arm Yourself With Hope 52:50

2y ago52:50

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What is it that drives you? What is the impact you want to have on the world? Those are the questions that are central to the heart of the conversation featured in the second part of our episode featuring James C. Horton.In Act 2 of Episode 56: “Arm Yourself with Hope,” Courtney and James’s conversation segues from the meaning of family and finding…

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Episode 56, ACT 1: James C. Horton: Arm Yourself with Hope 58:36

2+ y ago58:36

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Hey, PODience! We’ve got a brand new episode for you and you won’t want to miss it. Episode 56: “Arm Yourself with Hope” is a thoughtful, and in some aspects spiritual conversation with James C. Horton, the newly-appointed President of Harlem School of the Arts in New York City.At the top of Courtney’s chat with James, a self-proclaimed "analog dud…

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Episode 55, ACT 2: Shanna Melton - Calling in Your 'Why' 59:24

2+ y ago59:24

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Hey, PODience! We’re back with Act 2 of our newest episode.This thoughtful conclusion of Episode 55: “Calling in Your ‘Why’,” features a deeper chat between Courtney and Shanna Melton, a poet and visual artist.Their discussion dives a bit deeper into what it means to grieve as humans, artists and learners, to lose oneself in trauma and to find ones…

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Episode 55, ACT 1: Shanna Melton - Calling In Your 'Why' 58:13

2+ y ago58:13

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Greetings, TA PODience! We’ve got a brand new two-episode arc for you!Act 1 of Episode 55: “Calling in Your ‘Why’,” features an introspective chat between Courtney and Shanna Melton, a poet and visual artist.Courtney’s conversation with Shanna, who believes in the power of being selective about where, when and how we leave our artistic imprints and…

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Episode 54, ACT 2: Melissa Parke - Walk In Truth 29:38

2+ y ago29:38

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Hey, PODience! What are you saying "yes" to right now? What obstacles are standing in your way that you are willing to knock over in order to do and feel something new? These are just a few questions that pervade the second part of our two-episode arc featuring Melissa Parke. In Act 2 of Episode 54: "Walk in Truth," Melissa talks a bit more about h…

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Episode 54, ACT 1: Melissa Parke - Walk in Truth 55:30

2+ y ago55:30

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Hello, TA PODience. We hope you’re staying safe, healthy and cool during these extremely hot days. We’re back with a brand new episode that we think you’re going to love!What drives you creatively and personally? Can you name it or are you still trying to place it? These questions, and so many more, fuel this two-episode arc. Episode 54: “Walk In T…

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Episode 53, ACT 2: Margie Johnson Reese - Passing the Baton 58:15

2+ y ago58:15

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Hey, TA PODience! Teaching Artistry podcast is made up of a team of humans that have many identities including LGBTQ+, Black, Jewish, and more. We acknowledge the Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade. We are reaffirming our commitment to continue to uplifting and amplifying BIPOC women and other humans who do remarkable work in our field …

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Episode 53, ACT 1: Margie Johnson Reese - Passing the Baton 59:23

2+ y ago59:23

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Hello, TA PODience. We are back with a brand new episode!In this two-episode arc, Episode 53: “Passing the Baton,” Courtney chats with Margie Johnson Reese, an educator and life-long advocate for children and the arts. She has over 40 years’ experience in the field of arts administration, including heading a local arts agencies in Dallas and Los An…

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Episode 52, ACT 2: Michelle Manzanales - Shattering the Box 58:59

2+ y ago58:59

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Hello, TA PODience. When we posted Act 1 of Episode 52, we noted that we realize that there is a lot going on in the world and want to acknowledge the continued shared traumas we’re experiencing here and globally. Unfortunately, the same sentiment remains true as we post the second half of this two-part discussion. We truly hope that your takeaway …

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Episode 52, ACT 1: Michelle Manzanales - Shattering the Box 50:32

2+ y ago50:32

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Hello, TA PODience. We realize that there is a lot going on in the world and want to acknowledge the continued shared traumas we’re experiencing here and globally. We hope that our newest episode, which is centered around the themes of creativity, self-expression and living one’s truth will bring some much-needed hope and joy into your spaces.In ou…

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Episode 51, ACT 2: Rabab Ghazoul - Name, Listen, Witness 1:07:14

2+ y ago1:07:14

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We are back with the second part of Episode 51: “Name, Listen, Witness,” in which Courtney continues her conversation with Rabab Ghazoul, a “socially-engaged visual artist whose work explores points of contact between systems of power and individual agency, voices that are yet to speak, spaces of in-between-ness, and the body politic.” Rabab speaks…

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Episode 51, ACT 1: Rabab Ghazoul - Name, Listen, Witness 1:05:20

2+ y ago1:05:20

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Greetings, TA PODience! We are back with an incredible two-part episode. In Episode 51: “Name, Listen, Witness,” Courtney speaks with the inspiring Rabab Ghazoul. This amazing human identifies artistically as a “socially-engaged visual artist whose work explores points of contact between systems of power and individual agency, voices that are yet t…

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