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FuturologyCould We Spotify-ify Healthcare? (with D.A. Wallach & Grant Slater)What do music, medicine, and markets have in common? They all rely on stories we tell ourselves about how the world works. And those stories are being turned on their heads by AI.
In this episode, medtech investor and former Spotify Artist-in-Residence D.A. Wallach digs into what makes music special (hint: it’s not originality) and what upending the healthcare industry would look like if AI puts the world’s best doctor in your pocket. This is a conversation about taste, technology, and what happens when you follow your curiosity wherever it leads.
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2026-03-101h 43
I is for InvestigateDagon - Epilogue 5: Campwell Lodge (Part 1)Although mentioned throughout the Dagon Epilogues, one person has been conspicuously absent. In this final two-part Epilogue, it's time to find out what's been happening to Eoghan Blakewell. In his own words: "Spoiler alert… It gets very weird." Cast in order of appearance: Eoghan Blakewell: Neil BrookerBarman: MowleySylvia Grant: Catrin JonesDr Shelley: Neil James RhindSimpson: Benedict Daniels Sanders: Jorge WilliamsJames Gilman: James Leatherbarrow With John Buckett as Tristan Elliott and Michelle Perry-Brooker as Jennifer Morgan All...
2026-03-0556 minFuturologyHow to Build a Consciousness Meter (with Christof Koch & Claire Webb)Where does consciousness come from, and who (or what) gets to have it? The newest AI models have the power to convince users that they’re very much alive inside. But what if there were a test to check if they’re right? Consciousness science is working on just that.
In this episode, renowned neuroscientist Christof Koch chronicles his decades-long exploration of the biology of consciousness. Sharing the field’s leading theories and what they say about everything from brain bridging to quantifying the soullessness of LLMs, he reveals why his own beliefs have changed on the subjec...
2026-03-031h 23
ThriveIN Wabash CountyBeyond the Mic - Alex DownardChristine and Adam put their famous podcast co-host in the hot seat for a conversation listeners have been waiting for. Who is Alex Downard—beyond the mic?In this episode, Christine and Adam dig into Alex’s journey to Wabash County, what inspired him to stay, and how he landed in his role as President & CEO of the Community Foundation of Wabash County. Now leading a team of nine and stepping into the shoes of nationally respected former President & CEO Patty Grant, Alex shares how he approaches leadership, honors legacy, and finds deep purpose in wor...
2026-02-171h 15FuturologyOur Mind Meld with Machines Is Coming (with Max Hodak and Nils Gilman)Big Tech already lives rent-free in our heads. The attention economy monetized and industrialized our mental real estate long ago. Now, with brain-computer interfaces, companies with ambitious names like Science are preparing to barge through the doors of perception and take up permanent residence inside our minds.
In this episode, Hodak – a co-founder of Neuralink and now the founder and CEO of Science – is more familiar with how to create this mind meld with machines than nearly anyone on Earth. Hodak is part of a growing cadre of true believer tech accelerationists who argue that humanity’s best ch...
2026-02-041h 08FuturologyCan 'Big Math' Solve for the Future? (with Terence Tao and Dawn Nakagawa)As AI floods the world with answers that merely sound right, math tethers them to the need to be actually right. New machine learning tools and collaboration platforms are pushing theoretical mathematics toward something bigger: large, open projects where progress is shared early; rabbit holes are avoided; and more people can contribute.
In this episode, Terence Tao, a Fields Medal-winning mathematician at UCLA, lays out his case for “big math.” He explains what AI can do well — and where it still fails. The question isn’t whether machines can produce answers. It’s whether we can build systems, hum...
2026-01-201h 04FuturologyBreaking Out of a Black-and-White World (with Brook Ziporyn and Bing Song)We live in a culture that flattens the world into yes or no. Hot takes and hard binaries promise simplicity. But complexity is leaking through the cracks. Opposites depend on each other. If you try to tease out the uncertain from the certain, you destroy the reality of the thing itself.
In this episode, Taoist scholar Brook Ziporyn makes the case that Taoism and Buddhism aren’t puzzles to solve but tools for living. Reckoning with Eastern paradoxes can help us navigate the desire to end desire. Modern science has unlocked humanity's potential to see the emptiness of...
2026-01-0656 min
Estamos Juntos: U.S. LatinXchange Alumni Speaker SeriesOlivia Flores: Bi-Cultural Latina Reclaiming Her IdentityOlivia Flores, M.A.T. is a dynamic educator and leader of over a decade from the Chicago area and a proud transplant of six years to the Kansas City community. A multiethnic, non-native Spanish speaker, Olivia’s trajectory changed when she received the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship that funded her own Spanish immersion in Argentina. Olivia dedicated herself to teaching English Language Arts on Chicago’s Southside before completing a Fulbright grant in Colombia. The Green Fellowship brought Olivia to Kansas City where she founded the Kauffman School’s AP Literature and Composition course where her studen...
2026-01-051h 16FuturologyThe Future of Sovereignty Is Closer Than You Think (with Graham Brewer and Grant Slater)The current world order seeks to make sovereignty simple. One map. One flag. One final authority. But in Indian Country, the borders break down. Tribal nations govern alongside the United States, and sovereignty overlaps in real, everyday ways. This isn’t a historical footnote. It’s the future, hiding in plain sight.
In this episode, Graham Brewer – the AP’s National Correspondent covering native lands and peoples – traces what sovereignty looks like when power overlaps and treaty promises from the 19th century adapt to the 21st. That negotiation is now playing out in the cloud: as languages are revive...
2025-12-231h 36FuturologyConjuring Art from Machine Hallucinations (with Refik Anadol and Claire Webb)For Artist Refik Anadol, data is not just information. It is pigment. He feeds weather records, river flows, forests and archives into custom AI models and treats the outputs as brushstrokes. The point is to let AI learn from our memories and then push beyond them, catching the moments when the machine’s vision glitches out and creates something truly novel.In this episode, Anadol talks Claire Web, the head of the Berggruen Institute’s Future Humans program, about how this collaboration has changed his sense of nature, authorship, and the edges of reality. They explore how training a mode...
2025-12-1656 minFuturologyThe Dangers of Seeing Ourselves in Artificial Intelligence (with Anil Seth and Nils Gilman)Humans are built for pattern recognition. It is the engine behind perception, emotion, and the fragile sense of self that feels so solid from the inside. For Anil Seth, this pattern-making power explains why consciousness is not a light inside but a process the brain assembles from guesses about the world. And it matters that each of us perceives that world differently.
In this episode of Futurology, Seth talks with Nils Gilman about what these differences reveal about the nature of consciousness and why they matter for the debate over artificial minds. LLMs are pattern-recognition machines of...
2025-12-091h 05FuturologyWhat Whales Can Teach Us About Talking to Aliens (With David Gruber and Claire Webb)We’ve spent decades beaming radio waves into space listening for an answer. But it might be enough to start here on Earth, or more accurately, under the seas. Sperm whales live in complex clans and communicate in rapid-fire clicks. Even if we could decode their messages, is it safe to assume they want to talk to us? What, exactly, would we have to say to them?
The Cetacean Translation Initiative – CETI for whales not SETI for E.T. – is considering the implications of AI translation tools for the ocean’s depths. In this episode of Futurology, CETI Fou...
2025-11-251h 16FuturologyHow to Spot an Alien Civilization (with Adam Frank and Claire Webb)For the first time in human history, we can see other worlds. Nearly six thousand planets have been discovered orbiting distant stars — and more appear every year. Each one is a reminder that Earth is not unique, and humanity is not the center.
Astrophysicist and astrobiologist Adam Frank joins Claire Webb to talk about what this means for science and for us. From NASA’s search for technosignatures — the fingerprints of alien civilizations — to the planetary traces we ourselves leave behind, Frank argues that the hunt for life beyond Earth is also a way of seeing our own spec...
2025-11-111h 08
The Payments Shed PodcastEp. 16 - AI vs Financial Crime: Redefining Compliance, with Brian Gilman, Chief Marketing Officer, ThetaRay @ Money 20/20 USA 2025Live from Money20/20 Las Vegas, host Grant Evans chats with Brian Gilman, Chief Marketing Officer at ThetaRay, to explore how AI is transforming financial crime compliance for banks and fintechs worldwide.As regulators from FinCEN to FATF tighten expectations and criminals grow more sophisticated, Brian explains how ThetaRay’s AI-powered platform helps institutions detect complex threats, reduce false positives, and uncover crimes like human trafficking — including a recent success story with Santander Bank.They discuss the evolving AI compliance landscape, what’s next in ThetaRay’s innovation roadmap, and why modernisation is now mission-critical for risk and...
2025-11-0108 min
Drawn to Darkness15 - The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins GilmanSend a textIn this episode, we discuss Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s gothic gut-punch, The Yellow Wallpaper—a claustrophobic descent into isolation, medical misogyny, and one very cursed interior design choice. Expect talk of gaslighting physicians, barred windows, nailed-down beds, and that unforgettable last line.Spoiler and Content Warning:We cover the full plot of The Yellow Wallpaper. If you’ve never read it, pause here and come back after. Content include post-partum depression, gaslighting, horrible horror husbands, confinement, suicidal ideation, racism and eugenics, and a descent into madness.Syno...
2025-10-1451 min
ThriveIN Wabash CountyEssential Respite for Caregivers with Cheryl WorkingAlex sits down with Cheryl Working, founder of Daniel's Place in North Manchester, Indiana, to explore the heart behind this exceptional organization. Daniel’s Place provides compassionate, personalized care to individuals with disabilities of all ages—ensuring their well-being, dignity, and inclusion in a safe and joyful environment. The facility also offers essential respite for caregivers, supporting families and strengthening the community. Learn more about the vital work being done and the exciting plans for expansion made possible through the Stellar Pathways grant awarded to Wabash County and many other generous supporters.https://www.daniels-place.org/...
2025-08-2639 min
ThriveIN Wabash CountyChanging the Game for Educational AttainmentListen in as Alex talks with his predecessor, former President & CEO of the Community Foundation of Wabash County, Patty Grant. Patty retired in March of 2025, leaving a legacy of servant leadership, humility, innovation, and a deep commitment to Wabash County and the Community Foundation. Under Patty's leadership, the Community Foundation grew from around $30M in assets to over $100M in just over a decade. In this episode, we dive deep into the work of the Community Foundation and one of the most critical, systemic challenges that rural communities face: low educational attainment rates and...
2025-07-2251 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Epilogue 2: "The Pub Quiz"Just hours after the terrifying events on Whitby's West Pier, the key players come together to make sense of a frantic five days. The atmosphere is celebratory – but tragedy looms… Written by Michelle Perry-Brooker, with editing by Tobias Nilsson Cast (in order of appearance): Paul Latimer: Cole Brew Anton Sørenson: Tobias Nilsson Detective John Lees: Ryan Moore Benjamin Wiley: Brian Karasek Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Tristan Elliott: John Buckett James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones A...
2025-05-2932 min
THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCASTHow This United States Air Force Airman Placed 4th In The World At The World Championships: How Sam Gilman Defied The Odds & Made His Dreams A RealityPersonal challenges have not dimmed the force that is Sam Gilman.A former Air Force Academy distance star, Sam came into the New Year with a blast, securing bronze at the USA Indoor Track & Field Championships in February with a time of 7:38.64 in the 3,000m.Sam followed that up with a 7:34.69 on March 2 at Boston University, a new PR for the distance. Sam has additional PRs of 13:15.58 in the 5k, 3:35.40 in the 1500m, 3:52.81 in the mile, and 1:52.50 in the 800m. Sam’s impressive start to the...
2025-04-1636 min
Central Indiana Sports Report232.2 Madison-Grant Baseball Season PreviewMadison-Grant head coach John Walters and Luke Gilman, Xavier Yeagy and Tripp Haisley join the Central Indiana Sports Report to talk about the Argylls' highly anticipated season.
2025-04-1120 min
LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and FieldBye Bye Indoors: Winners, Losers, Highlights & Controversies of 2025 SeasonWejo, Rojo & Jon break down the 2025 indoor season and the 2025 World Indoor Championships.
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Video of the podcast for Supporters Club members here.
Jakob Ingebrigtsen got the double and the 2 world records as Grant Fisher, Cole Hocker and Yared Nuguse raised their games.
Josh Hoey is a world champ and American record holder, Hobbs Kessler and Nikki Hiltz double US champions, as Shelby Houilhan...
2025-03-251h 08
LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and Field(Sneak Peak) Jakob Gold #1, Shelby Houlihan Silver, Holloway Streak Continues, Could Hoey Get World Record?This podcast is for Supporters Club members but we're giving everyone a 12 minute sneak peak of what was in it. Want the full thing? Join the Supporters Club at 50% off your first year. https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe?from=public
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Jakob Ingebrigtsen got gold #1 at World Indoors overtaking Berihu Aregawi as Freweyni Hailu got gold in the women's 3000 with Shelby Houlihan silver over Jessica Hull.
Grant Holloway's 60m hurdle win streak continued as the US swept...
2025-03-2213 min
LetsRun.com's Track Talk: The Home of Running and Track and FieldUSAs Day 1: Hiltz Stops Houlihan's Return, Hobbs 3k (1st 12 Minutes of SC Pod)We've got the first 12 Minutes of our Supporters Club podcast free for everyone. If you want the full thing join our Supporters Club today https://www.letsrun.com/subscribe and use code GOAT50 to save 50% off your first year.
Shelby Houlihan made her first team since her doping suspension but was edged by Nikki Hiltz in a thrilling women's 3000 while Hobbs Kessler won a thrilling men's 3k by just .02 over Dylan Jacobs. Plus Grant Holloway's win streak lives on.
Show notes:
00:00 Start
02:01 Women's 3000: Hiltz wins thriller over Houlihan
07:08 Shelby says no bad blood with NIkki
08:27 What...
2025-02-2312 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 10b: "The God Maker (part 2)"Prospects look bleak for the investigators as Berkel and Marsh move their plans toward completion. However, help arrives from an unexpected quarter. A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Henry Carlson: Benedict Daniels Benson: Neil James Rhind Tristan Elliott: John Buckett Paul Latimer: Cole Brew Tracy Douglas (lady by the East Pier): Kelly Sellars Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker
2025-02-0643 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 10a: "The God Maker (part 1)"The Polaris arrives at an unexpected location – and the team makes a shocking discovery. In Whitby, James Gilman coordinates plans for an inevitable confrontation – but will they be ready in time? And can Eoghan and Jennifer save Alex Legare? A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." The next episode, 'The God-Maker (part 2)' will go live on 6 February. Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Paul Latimer: Cole Brew Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brook...
2025-01-2348 min
I is for InvestigateDagon: Episode 9 - "The Polaris Expedition"Eoghan and Sylvia go to church, and John Lees gets some useful information about Otis Marsh. The UNPSSC vessel Polaris sets sail – but plans quickly go awry… A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." The next episode, 'The God-Maker (part 1)' will go live on 23 January. Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Det. Nathaniel Garrison: Jonathan Inbody Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones Rev. David Pearson: DK Sellers Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Lauren Robinson: Michelle Ehman...
2025-01-0944 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 8: "A Grave Situation"During an eventful day, the investigators regroup after the chaos caused by time slips. A face from the past returns, and plans are made for a nautical expedition. But where – and/or when – is Alex Legaré? A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes Mr Raine and James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Tristan Elliott: John Buckett Paul Latimer: Cole Brew Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Det. John...
2024-12-1940 min
Inwood Art Works On AirOn Air Concert: Birds, Bees and Electric FishInwood Art Works presentsOn Air Concert: Birds, Bees and Electric FishEnjoy this flute and percussion concert "Birds, Bees and Electric Fish" featuring Caballito Negro + Friends. Caballito Negro: Tessa Brinckman, flutes, Terry Longshore, percussion with Lisa Cella, flute and Dustin Donahue, percussion. Carlo Lopez-Speciale provided Spanish translation. This concert was performed on October 27, 2024 at 2pm at Good Shepherd Auditorium. PROGRAM (PROGRAMA)Two Seaming | Jane RiglerLisa Cella, Tessa Brinckman – flutes (flautas)mu...
2024-12-051h 22
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 6: "Breakfast and Epiphany"Eoghan's day gets off to a bad start. Sylvia is called to do some unusual translation. A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes Benjamin Wiley: Brian Karasek Tristan Elliott: John Buckett James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Detective Nathaniel Garrison: Jonathan Inbody Carl Chandler: Jorge Williams Andi Morwood: Camille Brouard Otis Marsh: Matthew Sielewicz-Stanhope Anton Sorensen: Tobias Nilsson Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones
2024-12-0540 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 5: "Information Leak"Eoghan has a disturbing vision, and Tristan has some worrying news. Anton, Sylvia and Jennifer make a new friend. A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast (in order of appearance): Narrator: John Holmes James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Detective Nathaniel Garrison: Jonathan Inbody Detective John Lees: Ryan Moore Benjamin Wiley: Brian Karasek Andi Morwood: Camille Brouard Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones Anton Sorensen: Tobias Nilsson Tristan Elliott: John Buckett Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker...
2024-11-2845 min
I is for InvestigateDagon - Episode 1: "The Sunderland Incident"Sylvia, Tony and Ben from the I is for Investigate team travel to Sunderland to look into the unusual circumstances surrounding the apparent suicide of a freelance journalist. Is there any connection with a potential threat in the North Sea? A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and Julian Simpson's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast (in order of appearance): Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Tristan Elliott: John Buckett 'Brian': Mowley James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Sylvia Grant: Catrin Jones Anton Sorenson: Tobias Nilsson Benjamin Wiley: Brian Karasek Keith MacPherson...
2024-10-3138 min
Argyll GamedayBen Pax and Luke Gilman - Tennis PlayersSenior tennis players Ben Pax and Luke Gilman discuss this past season and their entire careers, plus their favorite post-game food spots.
2024-10-2912 min
Glenn Clark RadioGlenn Clark Radio May 23, 2024 (Gavin Sheets, Kyle Brnovich, Nick Redd, Drew Forrester)It finally happened. The Orioles were swept in a regular season series. Olympus has fallen. We really have no choice but to blame Grant, who is in for Griffin again today and we have to be honest, bad things have happened since he showed back up. We'll talk about it but also, Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com) joins us in studio in the 10am hour and will probably want to yammer about the PGA Championship. At 11am, we make our weekly trip to Bowie to chat with pitching prospect Kyle Brnovich. At 11:15, we catch up with our friend Gavin Sheets (Gilman...
2024-05-232h 16
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorChat with the Conductor Ep. 8 | Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5Welcome to the edge of your seat. You’ll be transported to another time with Tchaikovsky’s revolutionary fifth symphony. Known for his timeless and well-loved melodies from works like Romeo and Juliet and Swan Lake, you’ll see why Tchaikovsky’s symphonies are some of the most performed around the world. One of the most sublime themes in film music, Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission, is brought to life on our stage by our fabulous principal oboist, Torrence Welch. MUSICEnnio Morricone: “Gabriel’s Oboe” from The MissionSibelius: Finlan...
2024-04-1612 min
Grant Lawrence SuperfeedDirty Windshields - Epilogue - Rock 'n' Roll Was Never This Fun (The Lookouting)The Smugglers are pulled out of a dozen years of dormancy by a young promoter from a legendary venue: 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, California, for an epic event that would eventually become known as "The Lookouting." In turn, "Dirty Windshields", and the Smugglers, received a surprise happy ending...
2024-04-0725 min
Create. Talk. Repeat.Graham Brown & Grant Gilman - United State of Indiana & United State Print Co.On this episode, I spoke with Graham Brown & Grant Gilman, owners of United State of Indiana and United State Print Co. We discuss how they started these companies, how they get their ideas, and if “John Mellencamp for President” would make a good t-shirt.
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2024-03-0450 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorChat With The Conductor Ep. 7 | Amy Beach's Gaelic SymphonyNo, we’re not talking about the Alicia Keys song or Katniss Everdeen. These women composers may have been overlooked in their time, but their music is equally beautiful and masterfully written as any of their male counterparts. Featured is the first symphony composed by an American woman, Amy Beach’s Gaelic Symphony and a work by a living composer who often writes for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, August Read Thomas. Once the head of music at what is now Clark Atlanta University, Florence Price wrote a stunning violin concerto, which you’ll hear performed by Atlanta Opera violinist (former...
2024-02-2009 min
I is for InvestigateThe Shambler from the Stars - Episode 4: "Death from the Sky"Eoghan and Jennifer recover Brett Laurence's missing story - but the Church of Starry Wisdom retaliates just as the IifI team seems to be making significant progress... A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and the BBC's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Titles/Credits: John Holmes Content warning: Jorge Williams Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Anton Sorensen: Tobias Nilsson Sylvia Grant: Samantha Underhill Benjamin Willey: Brian Karasek James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Tristan Elliott: John Buckett Kathleen O'Clarey: Samantha Dunlop Matt Collins: Benny Lindberg...
2024-02-1652 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorEp.6 pt 2 Augusta Read ThomasNo, we’re not talking about the Alicia Keys song or Katniss Everdeen. These women composers may have been overlooked in their time, but their music is equally beautiful and masterfully written as any of their male counterparts. Featured is the first symphony composed by an American woman, Amy Beach’s Gaelic Symphony and a work by a living composer who often writes for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, August Read Thomas. Once the head of music at what is now Clark Atlanta University, Florence Price wrote a stunning violin concerto, which you’ll hear performed by Atlanta Opera violinist (former...
2024-02-1542 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorEp. 6 pt 1 Helen KimNo, we’re not talking about the Alicia Keys song or Katniss Everdeen. These women composers may have been overlooked in their time, but their music is equally beautiful and masterfully written as any of their male counterparts. Featured is the first symphony composed by an American woman, Amy Beach’s Gaelic Symphony and a work by a living composer who often writes for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, August Read Thomas. Once the head of music at what is now Clark Atlanta University, Florence Price wrote a stunning violin concerto, which you’ll hear performed by Atlanta Opera violinist (former...
2024-02-1546 min
Blackout PodcastMary Beth Carty - Musician / Folklorist / ArtistAn accordionist with a bag of pocket-sized instruments & a dedication to cultural ecology, Mary Beth Carty fuses traditional songs, instrumental tunes, & songwriting. With a live show that runs the gamut of emotions, transporting us from the heights of dance-paced ecstasy to the calm of contemplative airs, she has had the opportunity to tour in North America, Europe, and Africa. Most recently, Mary Beth has performed at the Celtic Colours International Festival, FrancoFest Halifax, and Festivals Acadiens et Créoles in Lafayette, Louisiana. “She got the crowd singing along. It was something else!” - Bill Roach, CBC.Mary Beth...
2024-02-1239 min
I is for InvestigateThe Shambler from the Stars - Episode 1: "Truelove and Consequences"Join Eoghan Blakewell and the "I is for Investigate" team as they investigate the mysterious death of horror author Philip Truelove. A must-listen for fans of Lovecraftian fiction and the BBC's "The Lovecraft Investigations." Cast: Eoghan Blakewell: Neil Brooker Henry Carlson: Benedict Daniels James Gilman: James Leatherbarrow Jennifer Morgan: Michelle Perry-Brooker Anton Sorensen: Tobias Nilsson Sylvia Grant: Samantha Underhill Tristan Elliott: John Buckett Frank Armitage: Matt Blissett Sean Murphy: Ryan Moore Mr Chibi: Benny Lindberg Narrator: John Holmes Written by Michelle P...
2024-01-0147 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorHome for the HolidaysThere's nothing like home for the holidays. Join your hometown orchestra, the Alpharetta Symphony, for an evening of some of your favorite holiday music wrapped neatly in a bow. There's something for everyone - themes from beloved holiday movies, beautiful carols, and even a classical hit or two. Joined by the chorus from Alpharetta Methodist Church, the Alpharetta Symphony will make you feel like you're next to a roaring fire, hot chocolate in hand.MUSICTchaikovsky: "Pas de deux" from The Nutcracker'Twas the Night Before ChristmasTchaikovsky: "Trepak" from The...
2023-11-2105 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorInterviews: Horns and Alex FrickerThe Alpharetta Symphony Horn section talks Schuman "Konzertstück" and enghlish horn expert Alex Fricker discusses Jennifer Higdon's 25 year old composition "Blue Cathedral". Don't miss the concert, November 3, 8pm, at Alpharetta First United Methodist Church: www.alpharettasymphony.org.
2023-10-2942 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorBeethoven’s Symphony No. 5It all starts with the most famous four notes in all of music. This incredible symphony by Beethoven, one of the true masters of classical music has been heard in movies, documentaries, and commercials for decades. You’ll leave this concert singing that familiar tune! Also featured in this concert is Jennifer Higdon’s Blue Cathedral, an ethereal and heart-wrenching piece that almost guarantees goosebumps, and Robert Schumann’s Konzertstücke, a shining showcase for the glorious sounds of four French horns. MUSIC Jennifer Higdon: Blue Cathedral Robert Schumann: Konzertstück for 4...
2023-10-1005 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorInterview with Mac FramptonEven after 100 years, you’ll know it from the first slide of the clarinet. George Gershwin is one of America’s best-known composers, with the sounds to back it up. Works like Rhapsody in Blue, Porgy and Bess, and An American in Paris all contain tunes that almost everyone will instantly recognize. Joining the Alpharetta Symphony for this evening jazzy jams will be dynamo pianist Mac Frampton and two talented vocal soloists.MUSICGeorge Gershwin:American in ParisI Got RhythmStrike Up the BandSelections from Porgy and BessEmbraceable YouLullaby”Someone to Watch Over M...
2023-09-1221 min
Alpharetta Symphony - Chat with the ConductorRhapsody In BlueEven after 100 years, you’ll know it from the first slide of the clarinet. George Gershwin is one of America’s best-known composers, with the sounds to back it up. Works like Rhapsody in Blue, Porgy and Bess, and An American in Paris all contain tunes that almost everyone will instantly recognize. Joining the Alpharetta Symphony for this evening of jazzy jams will be dynamo pianist Mac Frampton and two talented vocal soloists.MUSICGeorge Gershwin:American in ParisI Got RhythmStrike Up the Band
2023-08-3108 min
Sonic InterventionsChicago Field TripNick Cave, Meida Mc Neal, Danny Dunson
This episode discusses Nick Cave's exhibition Forothermore and features a conversation with scholar-artist Dr. Meida Teresa McNeal and curator-artist Danny Dunson. A timely meditation on listening, Black bodies, house culture and visual arts, enriched with sound excerpts from Dr. Zami's research field trip to Chicago.
In Conversation With
Meida Teresa McNeal
Meida Teresa McNeal is Artistic and Managing Director of Honey Pot Performance. She received her PhD in Performance Studies (Northwestern) and her MFA in Choreography & Dance History (Ohio State). Awards...
2023-04-1925 min
A. Gilman PodcastMeet Our Video Contest Winners: Part 1The winners of the Gilman Scholarship Program’s 20th Anniversary Video Contest have been selected! The judges were beyond impressed by the creativity exhibited in the dozens of entries we received. We decided this would be a great opportunity to invite as many of our winners as possible to share with our audience how they created their entries and much more. For this first chapter in this two-part series, we have invited two runner-ups, Morgan Kennedy (Ireland, 2012) and Devin Sommer (Turkey, 2011) to join us. You can view both of their entries on the Gilman Scholarship Program’s YouTube channel.
2022-07-2929 min
Be Here StoriesNapoleon Sykes: Meeting Muhammad Ali at Lexington Market, BaltimoreIn 2020 and early 2021, the Peale participated in the Lexington Market Public History Initiative in an effort to collect stories and memories about the world-famous Lexington Market as the market itself prepared for a redesign and reopening. The initiative’s core partners were Baltimore Heritage, Baltimore Public Markets Corporation, Lexington Market, Inc., Market Center Community Development Corporation, Seawall, and the Peale, and the work was partially enabled by a Pathways Grant from the Maryland Center for History and Culture. This project was financed in part by the Maryland Center for History and Culture’s Thomas V. “Mike” Miller History Fund.
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2022-05-1007 min
Jughead's BasementEpisode 102 - Grant Lawrence - The Smugglers - Novelist - CBC Radio & Television Personality on LoFi Interviews with HiFi GuestsEpisode 102 - Grant Lawrence - The Smugglers - Novelist - CBC Radio & TV Personality on LoFi Interviews with HiFi Guests. This week we talk to Grant Lawrence about The Smugglers and the struggle to keep the chemistry, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Giorgini Family and their miraculous lives and stories, Dan Vapid and Screeching Weasel talk, Lookout Records and the Gilman Scene, stories about touring with The Donnas, becoming a novelist and his experiences with scriptwriting, his book Adventures in Solitude and much much more!www.jugheadsbasementpodcast.comGrant Lawrence WebsiteThe Smugglers at Bandcamp
2022-01-171h 39
Stories from the Center of the UniverseEpisode 116: Foodio - Jamie GrantPart 7 of a 7 part series on small businesses in Ashland, VA (each business is part of the Downtown Ashland Association).
Jamie Grant is bringing a unique business to Ashland. Jamie described it as a non-traditional farmer’s market while also offering food education and food preparation tips. Jamie has a background in the food industry from helping her dad at his business in Tappahannock to being a food blogger and being a BBQ judge. Jamie knows Ashland because she finished her degree at RMC and is now employed at the college. Paul, Kevin and Jamie discussed their fav...
2021-10-2130 min
Global GamecocksThe Gilman Scholarship: Studying Arabic in the Middle EastWelcome back to Global Gamecocks!
Today's episode features Meoshay Jefferson, a recent Political Science graduate who studied abroad in Jordan. She is a recipient of the Gilman Scholarship, a grant funded by the U.S. Department of State that enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad. The Gilman Scholarship Program aims to encourage underrepresented students to study and intern in a diverse array of countries or areas and world regions. It also encourages students to study languages, especially critical need languages (those deemed important to national security). Our conversation touches on how receiving th...
2021-06-1422 min
American MuseChelsea Tipton - InterviewToday’s guest on the American Muse Podcast is a dynamic person and fantastic conductor and musician. In addition to his position as Music Director of the Symphony of Southeast Texas (where my father has played under him for many years), he is Principal Pops Conductor with the New Haven Symphony. Having already guest conducted all over the United States and Europe, he is persisting through the pandemic to conduct this season in Greensboro, Bridgeport, Lake Charles, Toledo, and at the Colour of Music Festival in Charleston. His work and community leadership is very well regarded. The Niches River Festival in...
2021-03-211h 01
American MuseChelsea Tipton - InterviewToday’s guest on the American Muse Podcast is a dynamic person and fantastic conductor and musician. In addition to his position as Music Director of the Symphony of Southeast Texas (where my father has played under him for many years), he is Principal Pops Conductor with the New Haven Symphony. Having already guest conducted all over the United States and Europe, he is persisting through the pandemic to conduct this season in Greensboro, Bridgeport, Lake Charles, Toledo, and at the Colour of Music Festival in Charleston. His work and community leadership is very well regarded. The Niches River Fe...
2021-03-211h 00
BeyoND Study AbroadEpisode 15: Study Abroad ScholarshipsNotre Dame offers an immense amount of resources for students to combat the daunting idea of finances involved in studying abroad. Listen to this episode with a pen and paper in hand ready to write down the dozens of study abroad scholarship and grant opportunities offered! In this episode, Elise Rudt, National Fellowships Senior Program Manager at the Notre Dame Center for Undergraduate Scholarly Engagement, explains the resources available at Notre Dame to assist students in finding and applying for study abroad scholarships. We also hear from Tia Wilson, a current Notre Dame senior, on how the Gilman Scholarship assisted...
2021-03-1932 min
American MuseHoratio Parker - "A Northern Ballad"A precocious young composer, the teacher of Charles Ives, and a NON-nationalistic Scottish work undeniably influenced by Tchaikovsky (even though it may have been intended to do the exact opposite), are all headline descriptions of the topic for this episode of the American Muse podcast: Horatio Parker and his work _A Northern Ballad_. ###Background####Bio- Youngest of the “Boston 6”, Horatio Parker was born 1863 in Auburndale, MA, a rural area at the time, now subsumed by the Boston city limits. He studied with George Whitefield Chadwick at the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC) and eventually, like most serious musicians at the t...
2021-03-0426 min
American MuseHoratio Parker - "A Northern Ballad"A precocious young composer, the teacher of Charles Ives, and a NON-nationalistic Scottish work undeniably influenced by Tchaikovsky (even though it may have been intended to do the exact opposite), are all headline descriptions of the topic for this episode of the American Muse podcast: Horatio Parker and his work _A Northern Ballad_. ###Background####Bio- Youngest of the “Boston 6”, Horatio Parker was born 1863 in Auburndale, MA, a rural area at the time, now subsumed by the Boston city limits. He studied with George Whitefield Chadwick at the New England Conservatory of Music (NEC...
2021-03-0425 min
American MuseMark Gibson InterviewHe is director of orchestral studies at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where he has been for over 20 years. He has guest conducted orchestras and opera companies all over the United States and the world, and has traveled just as far to teach master classes, conducting workshops, and conduct student orchestras. Most recently, he was appointed head of the Conducting Institute at the Miami Music Festival. In 2017, Oxford University Press published his book _The Beat Stops Here_ to critical acclaim, and he is currently working on the 8th edition of _The Modern Conductor_. His premiere recording of the...
2021-02-1846 min
American MuseMark Gibson InterviewHe is director of orchestral studies at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, where he has been for over 20 years. He has guest conducted orchestras and opera companies all over the United States and the world, and has traveled just as far to teach master classes, conducting workshops, and conduct student orchestras. Most recently, he was appointed head of the Conducting Institute at the Miami Music Festival. In 2017, Oxford University Press published his book _The Beat Stops Here_ to critical acclaim, and he is currently working on the 8th edition of _The Modern Conductor_. His premiere recording of...
2021-02-1846 min
Study Abroad StoriesEP. 13: (Interview) Hacking the Gilman ScholarshipIn this very special episode, I interview the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship Team about tips on submitting a strong application for this governmental scholarship.What is the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship?“The U.S. Department of State's Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is a grant program that enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad, thereby gaining skills critical to our national security and economic competitiveness.The Gilman Scholarship Program is open to U.S. citizen undergraduate students who are receiving Federal Pell Grant fu...
2021-02-1031 min
American MuseWilliam Henry Fry - "Niagara" Symphony-William Henry Fry, born a Philadelphian in 1813... or 1815... well it seems no one really knows for sure. But, either is close enough for us. Though it might seem a foreign concept to us, being able to hear great music in the 19th century was completely dependent on an orchestra or opera company actually putting on the performance, geographically nearby, on an evening when you could go, assuming you could afford a ticket. No internet, YouTube, obviously. Philadelphia was great for Fry in this regard. In the 1830s, a French opera troupe toured to Philly and performed French opera sung...
2020-12-0921 min
American MuseWilliam Henry Fry - "Niagara" Symphony-William Henry Fry, born a Philadelphian in 1813... or 1815... well it seems no one really knows for sure. But, either is close enough for us. Though it might seem a foreign concept to us, being able to hear great music in the 19th century was completely dependent on an orchestra or opera company actually putting on the performance, geographically nearby, on an evening when you could go, assuming you could afford a ticket. No internet, YouTube, obviously. Philadelphia was great for Fry in this regard. In the 1830s, a French opera troupe toured to Philly and performed French opera sung in...
2020-12-0921 min
American MuseDiane Wittry InterviewNamed one of the top 30 musicians worldwide by Musical America, conductor Diane Wittry joins us on this episode to discuss David Diamond, Gian Carlo Menotti, and Lowell Lieberman.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-11-1646 min
American MuseDiane Wittry InterviewNamed one of the top 30 musicians worldwide by Musical America, conductor Diane Wittry joins us on this episode to discuss David Diamond, Gian Carlo Menotti, and Lowell Lieberman.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-11-1646 min
American MuseMarkand Thakar InterviewWorld renowned conductor, pedagogue, and author Markand Thakar joins me to discuss the possibility of sublime beauty in Western Art music.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-11-0732 min
American MuseMarkand Thakar InterviewWorld renowned conductor, pedagogue, and author Markand Thakar joins me to discuss the possibility of sublime beauty in Western Art music.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-11-0733 min
American MuseGerard Schwarz InterviewThe great Maestro Gerard "Jerry" Schwarz joins me to discuss his never-ending drive and his relationships with Alan Hovhaness and David Diamond. You don't want to miss what he has to say!www.gerardschwarz.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-261h 02
American MuseGerard Schwarz InterviewThe great Maestro Gerard "Jerry" Schwarz joins me to discuss his never-ending drive and his relationships with Alan Hovhaness and David Diamond. You don't want to miss what he has to say!www.gerardschwarz.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-261h 02
American MuseWalter Piston - Symphony No. 2####Bio- Born 1894 in Rockland, Maine, and eventually the family moved to Boston. - Early on, Piston considered becoming an artist instead of a musician. He actual finished his degree in painting at the Massachusetts Normal Art School. He spoke of the transition quote > “I went to art school and earned money on the side playing the violin and the piano. I kept getting more and more interested in music, and by the end of the senior year I was entirely devoted to it; but by then I was so near to graduation I decided to finish up school and I got...
2020-10-1621 min
American MuseWalter Piston - Symphony No. 2####Bio- Born 1894 in Rockland, Maine, and eventually the family moved to Boston. - Early on, Piston considered becoming an artist instead of a musician. He actual finished his degree in painting at the Massachusetts Normal Art School. He spoke of the transition quote > “I went to art school and earned money on the side playing the violin and the piano. I kept getting more and more interested in music, and by the end of the senior year I was entirely devoted to it; but by then I was so near to graduation I de...
2020-10-1621 min
American MuseWilliam Schuman - Symphony No. 10 'American Muse'So this is it, ladies and gents, the episode where we discuss the piece for which this podcast was named and the composer that wrote it: William Schuman and his Symphony No. 10 ‘American Muse’! The man literally got letters in the mail telling him either how awful his music was, OR how it had changed someone’s life. Were he still alive today, I would absolutely send him a physical letter thanking him for so dramatically effecting my life. Ironically, I did in fact send his two children, Andrea and Anthony, physical letters to ask for their permission to use the mu...
2020-10-1527 min
American MuseWilliam Schuman - Symphony No. 10 'American Muse' So this is it, ladies and gents, the episode where we discuss the piece for which this podcast was named and the composer that wrote it: William Schuman and his Symphony No. 10 ‘American Muse’! The man literally got letters in the mail telling him either how awful his music was, OR how it had changed someone’s life. Were he still alive today, I would absolutely send him a physical letter thanking him for so dramatically effecting my life. Ironically, I did in fact send his two children, Andrea and Anthony, physical letters to ask for their permission to use the...
2020-10-1527 min
American MuseWilliam Grant Still - 'Africa'####Bio- It seems especially difficult to summarize the life and career of William Grant Still. At the simplest, Still performed, conducted, composed, orchestrated, and arranged music, earning him the title “Dean of Afro-American Composers”. But what he was as a man is so much deeper and more complex. His compositions give us a brief glimpse of his personality and philosophy (and I am grateful for that). Beyond this, Still’s words and those affected by him do a meritorious job in striving to complete the picture of the man. Yet, in the end, he is too multidimensional to be easily labele...
2020-10-1419 min
American MuseWilliam Grant Still - 'Africa'####Bio- It seems especially difficult to summarize the life and career of William Grant Still. At the simplest, Still performed, conducted, composed, orchestrated, and arranged music, earning him the title “Dean of Afro-American Composers”. But what he was as a man is so much deeper and more complex. His compositions give us a brief glimpse of his personality and philosophy (and I am grateful for that). Beyond this, Still’s words and those affected by him do a meritorious job in striving to complete the picture of the man. Yet, in the end, he is too multid...
2020-10-1418 min
American MuseSilas Huff InterviewInterview with Maestro Silas Huff, Director of Orchestras at Washburn University in Lawrence, Kansas. We discuss opening school and rehearsing a full orchestra during COVID-19 and the unknown epic life of Horatio Parker, one of the so called Boston 6.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-1359 min
American MuseSilas Huff InterviewInterview with Maestro Silas Huff, Director of Orchestras at Washburn University in Lawrence, Kansas. We discuss opening school and rehearsing a full orchestra during COVID-19 and the unknown epic life of Horatio Parker, one of the so called Boston 6.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-1359 min
American MuseGeorge Whitefield Chadwick - 'Aphrodite'- In this episode we will look at George Whitefield Chadwick, a member of the so called Boston 6, and dubbed by John Phillip Sousa as the “Pride of New England”. We will hear parts of his single movement work _Aphrodite_ , and find out how closely the music ties to the mythical figure herself. Also, we will explore Chadwick’s time as student, teacher, then president of the New England Conservatory of music.###Composer- George Whitefield Chadwick’s life spans an interesting series of world historical events and societal shifting inventions. I’m quoting from Bill Faucett’s biography on Chadwick, as he puts it ve...
2020-10-1317 min
American MuseGeorge Whitefield Chadwick - 'Aphrodite'- In this episode we will look at George Whitefield Chadwick, a member of the so called Boston 6, and dubbed by John Phillip Sousa as the “Pride of New England”. We will hear parts of his single movement work _Aphrodite_ , and find out how closely the music ties to the mythical figure herself. Also, we will explore Chadwick’s time as student, teacher, then president of the New England Conservatory of music.###Composer- George Whitefield Chadwick’s life spans an interesting series of world historical events and societal shifting inventions. I’m quoting from Bill Faucet...
2020-10-1317 minAmerican MuseRoy Harris - Symphony No. 1 ‘1933’- In this episode of American Muse we will hear the first symphony by Roy Harris, titled for the year it was written 1933. We will discuss the odd man Harris was, his nomadic nature, and an interesting story about he, his wife, and her name... stay tuned for that. (Play opening 10 seconds)###Composer- Roy Harris, or LeRoy as is his full first name, born in Oklahoma, but quickly moved to southern California. Studied with Arthur Farwell at UC Berkeley. Had his first orchestral piece premiered at Eastman by Howard Hanson (that’s about the best promotion you could ask for right ou...
2020-10-1216 min
American MuseRoy Harris - Symphony No. 1 ‘1933’- In this episode of American Muse we will hear the first symphony by Roy Harris, titled for the year it was written 1933. We will discuss the odd man Harris was, his nomadic nature, and an interesting story about he, his wife, and her name... stay tuned for that. (Play opening 10 seconds)###Composer- Roy Harris, or LeRoy as is his full first name, born in Oklahoma, but quickly moved to southern California. Studied with Arthur Farwell at UC Berkeley. Had his first orchestral piece premiered at Eastman by Howard Hanson (that’s about the be...
2020-10-1216 min
American MuseJoAnn Falletta InterviewInterview with Grammy Award Winning Conductor JoAnn Falletta!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-1040 min
American MuseJoAnn Falletta InterviewInterview with Grammy Award Winning Conductor JoAnn Falletta!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/american-muse-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2020-10-1040 min
American MuseAmerican Muse Podcast - Trailer EpisodeIntroducing the American Muse Podcast!Hello! My name is Grant Gilman. I am a conductor, violinist, and author, based in Atlanta, Georgia. I grew up the son of 2 violinists, who both went to Eastman and became professionals. Beyond that, I have a pretty typical musician story. I was bitten by the music bug very young, and despite everyone, including my parents, constantly reminding me there is no money in classical music, I couldn’t do anything else.I remember playing in youth orchestra and constantly breaking my bow hair. It is not un...
2020-10-0507 min
This is How We Create10. How Danny Dunson shines a light on Black artists Part 2Welcome back to to part 2 of our conversation with Danny Dunson. If you missed part 1, check out Episode 9. Danny Dunson is an art historian, art advisor, curator and writer, Founder of the famed IG account LegacyBros and most recently co-founder and editor-in-chief of ArtX. Dunson graduated from The University of Illinois at Chicago, earning a B.A. in art history from the School of Art & Art History. He is a 2016 Fulbright Grant recipient and Gilman Scholarship fellow. His research as an art historian has been primarily focused on figurative representations within African and African Diasporic A...
2020-08-0643 min
This is How We Create9. How Danny Dunson shines a light on Black artists (part 1)Danny Dunson is an art historian, art advisor, curator and writer, Founder of the famed IG account LegacyBros and most recently co-founder and editor-in-chief of ArtX. Dunson graduated from The University of Illinois at Chicago, earning a B.A. in art history from the School of Art & Art History. He is a 2016 Fulbright Grant recipient and Gilman Scholarship fellow. His research as an art historian has been primarily focused on figurative representations within African and African Diasporic Art. Dunson's academic writing is situated within an interdisciplinary dialogue, engaging with intersections of critical and social theory, colonial and po...
2020-07-3050 min
ART FICTIONSMixed Tapes - GRANT FOSTER - part two (and JG Ballard)Grant Foster and I pick up where we left off, discussing connections between his work and J G Ballard's 1970 novel 'The Atrocity Exhibition'. Considering Ballard often referred to parallels with painters, it seems natural that an artist might return the gesture, drawing on this author to feed his own practice. In this episode, Grant talks about eternal life, use of the motif and painting as a sequence of gestures where reality is founded in the ideas which follow the forms.(Mixed Tapes is an introductory series recorded in lockdown with variations in audio quality.)
Notes a...
2020-06-1531 minART FICTIONSMixed Tapes - GRANT FOSTER - part one (and JG Ballard)Grant Foster selects 'The Atrocity Exhibition' by J G Ballard, first published by Jonathan Cape UK, 1970. Both artist and writer embrace in equal measure the freedom, fear and disappointment that results from the individual being a fragmented composition, vulnerable to manipulation and capable of dynamic reconfiguration. In hope and despair, Grant points out that there is the possibility that 'true form' can be found 'beneath the lie; beneath the sludge'. We discuss in detail, works from his exhibitions at Tintype, Lychee One and Transition Galleries, as well as the ideas, concerns and formal observations which shape his paintings.(Mixed...
2020-06-0847 min
City of ChampaignChampaign City Council 10/1/2019Regular Meeting
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Council Bill No. 2019-168 A Resolution Designating a Portion of Fifth Street as Honorary Essie Harris Way (Between Tremont Street and Grove Street)
Council Bill No. 2019-169 A Resolution Approving an Agreement for Professional Services (Office of Equity, Community and Human Rights – First Followers, Inc.)
Council Bill No. 2019-170 A Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Five-Year Contract for the Purchase of Firefighter Personal Protective Equipment (Fire – Municipal Emergency Services, Inc.)
Council Bill No. 2019-171 A Resolution Approving a Grant Agreement with the...
2019-10-1532 min
Making It! with Terry WollmanPat Coil - Success Stories of a Nashville MusicianBorn in Jefferson City, Missouri, Pat is an accomplished pianist, composer, producer and arranger, as well as a highly respected studio musician. If you watch television, listen to the radio, or go to the movies, you have heard Pat and some form of his music.Pat has toured Japan, South America, Europe and the U.S. with such artists as Michael McDonald, Carmen McCrae, Olivia Newton John, Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Larry Carlton, Woody Herman and many others. Pat has recorded with many artists including Natalie Cole, Trisha Yearwood, Ernie Watts, Carmen McCrae, BeBe & CeCe Winans, Kenny Rogers, Travis...
2019-09-271h 02
Reading GlassesEp 119 - Extremely Beige - The Goodreads RundownBrea and Mallory give listeners a run down on Goodreads and give book journaling advice! Use the hashtag #ReadingGlassesPodcast to participate in online discussion! Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Sponsors - The Great Courses Plus TheGreatCoursesPlus.com/glasses Arm and Hammer Cloud Control Kitty Litter Links - Reading Glasses Facebook Group Reading Glasses Goodreads Group Amazon Wish List Newsletter Books to Prisoners Boo...
2019-09-2645 min
Magna Vita with Alex Olsen#13 - Purpose & RiskThe best podcasts from this week talked about Purpose & Risk:
Worklife with Adam Grant (Passion): https://apple.co/2UbsYlE
Master of Scale with Reid Hoffman (Risk): https://apple.co/2YJo9hL
Tim Ferriss with Neil Gilman: https://apple.co/2I6af3p
Oprah's Masterclass with Lorne Michaels: https://apple.co/2FOkBT3
2019-04-0213 min
A Fire Inside OutFuture of television/hip hop state of unionIf your a rapper, Youtuber, or film maker, this panel of industry leaders will discuss how video content will be made, distributed, marketed, consumed and monetized in the immediate future. What are the key factors contributing to the continued growth of revenue? What developments are expected in the value-chain for content monetization? What areas are poised for the greatest growth? What innovations and business models will fuel growth in the marketplace?
PANELISTS:
Eric Berman, Head of Business Development and Content Partnerships for VRV, Ellation
David Grant, President, POPSUGAR Studios
Gayle Gilman, CEO, Ripple Entertainment
Benoit Vatere, Founder & CEO, Mammoth Media
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2019-03-0530 min
Reading GlassesEp 83 - Tomatoes, Movies and Craft Books with Don CoscarelliBrea and Mallory talk about craft books with filmmaker and author Don Coscarelli! Use the hashtag #ReadingGlassesPodcast to participate in online discussion! Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com! Reading Glasses Merch Sponsor - Squarespace squarespace.com Promo Code - GLASSES Links - Reading Glasses Facebook Group Reading Glasses Goodreads Group Amazon Wish List Don Coscarelli True Indie by Don Coscarelli Books Mentio...
2019-01-1048 min
Edge of IndyEP 45: United State of Indiana & Indianapolis City MarketThanksgiving is behind us, so now let's look ahead to what the holiday season has in store! On today's show, we're live with a great local T-shirt and gift shop the United State of Indiana - PLUS we're also talking about the Indianapolis City Market about their upcoming MRKT Ball. What a busy weekend for the United State of Indiana! We're fresh off of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday, so we wanted to check in with owners Graham Brown and Grant Gilman on how their weekend went and what we can expect f...
2017-12-0159 min
Reading GlassesEp 12 - Books: Not Just for Rich People Anymore! and Tor.com's Mordicai KnodeMallory and Brea break down all the different book types, talk about transitioning from graphic novels to prose books, and interview Tor.com's Mordicai Knode. Sarah Gailey’s Twitter https://twitter.com/gaileyfrey Calibre https://calibre-ebook.com/ Tor.Com https://www.tor.com/ https://twitter.com/tordotcom Mordicai Knode- https://twitter.com/mordicai https://www.tor.com/author/mordicai-knode/ Books Mentioned- The Flamethrowers by Rache...
2017-08-2434 min
The Frances Farmer ShowEpisode Three: Charade and The Truth About CharlieSean and Mike tackle the subject of remakes with Jonathan Demme's 2002 film The Truth About Charlie and the film it was based on, 1963's Cary Grant/Audrey Hepburn vehicle Charade. They also discuss their picks for the Essential film remake, the career of Charade director Stanley Donen, what Criterion DVDs should be on your wishlist for the big sale and the intentional nature of Marky Mark Wahlberg's hats.
2013-10-091h 16