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Educate For Life with Kevin Conover
283 Pivot- How to Break Free From Grief, Heartbreak, Past Abuse & Resentment with Debbie Chavez
Pivot- How to Break Free From Grief, Heartbreak, Past Abuse & Resentment with Debbie ChavezJoin Educate for Life Radio and Kevin Conover as he interviews author and speaker Debbie Chavez about life's tragic moments. Learn more about to pivot and move forward amidst life's biggest hardships.
2025-07-08
38 min
Discussion Combustion
Jordan Chavez | Discussion Combustion Podcast | #219
Send us a textWatch here - https://youtu.be/ptJhMMxTzRUIt's always amazing to reconnect with old friends and catch up on all the years. Its crazy how fast 20 years can go by. Jordan Chavez is the creator of the comic book Zodiac Wars and old time friend of Arthur's. Join in as Kevin and Arthur catch up with Jordan and his adventures. Cheers!Check out Jordan: website - https://www.thezodiacwarscomic.com/IG - https://www.instagram.com/the_zodiac_wars/?hl=enIG - https...
2023-07-26
52 min
Linen Suit & Plastic Tie
How Do You Make a Sci-Fi & a Rom-Com? ft. a Comedian (Mark Chavez)
How do you make a sci-fi or a rom-com? Why do genres and formulas of a story work? How do comedians tell a story? This week, we chat with Mark Chavez, a comedian who made a sci-fi and a rom-com with his co-hosts and made a podcast about the process. Mark Chavez is co-host of CBC's Let's Make a Sci-Fi (Let's Make a Rom-Com) podcast, and part of the comedy duo the Pajama Men.
2023-05-18
45 min
Where Do We Begin?
Kevin Chavez's Pocket Profile
Hardcore hopscotch, chilli-powdered oranges, the greatest pump-up song and more; step into the mind of Mexican-born Australian and former Olympic diver, Kevin Chavez.Music: Protofunk by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunkLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ For an extra episode with this guest, become an All-Access Supporter: https://patreon.com/wheredowebegin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
2022-01-21
11 min
Immigration Review
Ep. 75 - Precedential Decisions from 9/27/2021 - 10/3/2021 (deficient NTA; in absentia motion to reopen ; Niz Chavez; due process; pro se appeals; summary dismissal)
[2:34] Rodriguez v. Garland, No. 20-60008 (5th Cir. Sept. 27, 2021)in absentia motion to reopen; deficient NTA; Niz Chavez; INA § 239(a) [9:43] Nolasco-Amaya v. Garland, No. 20-70187 (9th Cir. Sept. 28, 2021)due process; pro se appeals; notice of appeal; putting BIA on notice; summary dismissal *Sponsors and friends of the podcast!Kurzban Kurzban Tetzeli and Pratt P.A.www.kktplaw.com/Immigration, serious injury, and business lawyers serving clients in Florida, California, and all over the world for over 40 years.Docketwisewww...
2021-10-04
16 min
World’s Greatest Love Stories Podcast
S1 Episode 11: Cesar & Helen Chavez - An Unbreakable Union
Cesar Chavez is famous the world over for being a relentless labor leader and civil rights activist who spent a lifetime fighting for the rights of farmworkers and their families. For decades, he worked to get this disenfranchised group higher wages, safer working conditions, and a better life in general. But he doesn’t undertake this monumental crusade alone, not by a long shot. His wife Helen may be lesser-known but the love, the support, and the devotion she has for her husband and his cause is an integral part of the positive change that occ...
2021-06-29
30 min
Carlos Chávez - Podcast
Soleá by Carlos Chávez -02-
Soleá is a new podcast list, mixed by Carlos Chávez. Created to enjoy a special sunset with a selection of different sounds. World music that will make you fly to magical places. Mix of deep, afro and house style, passing through very select ethnic, progressive and melodic sounds. Follow me in: www.facebook.com/carlosxavez1/ www.instagram.com/dj_carlos_chavez/ TRACKLIST: 1)Mule (ARG)- Ride on / Oleeva Records 2)Nutia - Em Pessoa (Original Mix)/ Laut & Luise 3)Esteble - Amazonica / When We Dip XYZ 4)Alex Niggemann - Jewels (Original Mix)/ Soulfooled 5)Chambord - Lily's Life (Original Mix) / Sol Selectas 6)Iv...
2020-06-19
1h 02
Carlos Chávez - Podcast
Sun Rising Sounds set Vol.6 // by Carlos Chávez
Sun Rising Sounds set Vol.6 es una sesion mezclada por Carlos Chávez. Descargatela gratis y disfruta de un sonido house fresco,elegante y envolvente. Gracias a todos los artistas incluidos en este podcast. www.facebook.com/carlosxavez1/ www.instagram.com/dj_carlos_chavez/ TRACKLIST: 1)BLOOM, ELIH - The Long Run / Resueno 2)Kevin Morby - Harlem River (Demayä Edit) - Cosmovision Records 3)Kanedo feat John Vermont - Somewhere (Original Beach Mix) / Personal Belongings 4)Mauro B - Control Love / Dreamers 5)Disco Boogie Classics - Jump To The Edit / Giant Cuts Digital 6)Mr. Moon, Mey - Timelapse Phaze Dee Remix / Puro Music 7)Lo...
2020-06-06
1h 29
Carlos Chávez - Podcast
Papagayo Beach Club Sunset / Podcast 30 by Carlos Chávez
Papagayo Beach club sunset podcast 30 is a session mixed live by Carlos Chavez, a summary of what you can hear every weekend (Saturdays and Sundays) from 17:00pm to 21:00pm at Papagayo Beach Club. Download it for free and enjoy a fresh, elegant and enveloping sound, ideal to watch a magical sunset. Follow me in: www.facebook.com/carlosxavez1/ www.instagram.com/dj_carlos_chavez/ TRACKLIST: 1)Asgeir - I Know You Know (Stranger Tourists Remix) 2)Leko On Pluto - Her Kiss (Original Mix) [Piston Recordings] 3)Carlos Francisco - Iorona [MoBlack Records] 4)Kevin Di Serna - Eulogy (Original Mix)[Tale & Tone] 5)Jakhira...
2020-04-10
59 min
Greenroom Conversations
S04E04 - Cecile Licad
Listen to S04E04, our conversation with Cecile Licad on Apple, Spotify, and Sticher. Cecile Licad called “a pianist’s pianist” by The New Yorker, joined us to talk about her international career, starting as a prodigy and leading to her current project of American music. http://www.barrettartists.com/artist.php?id=clicad
2020-03-30
34 min
Greenroom Conversations
S04E03 - John Clark
Jazz French Hornist and composer John Clark talked about his career path in both classical and jazz improvisation, playing, teaching, recording, composing and publishing. He remains one of the first and few full-time jazz horn artists in the US. Currently, he freelances in NYC, records and publishes under his label Hidden Meaning Music. https://hmmusic.com
2020-03-16
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S04E02 - Tosca Opdam
Tosca Opdam is among the most prominent artists to have emerged from the Netherlands in recent years. Dividing her time between the US and Europe, she embraces the idiosyncratic qualities of both cultural worlds to enrich a personal expressiveness in music. We talked to her about her debut of a new violin concerto and various projects. On April 23, 2020 she performs again at Carnegie Hall, Zankel Hall.
2020-03-02
43 min
Greenroom Conversations
S04E01 - We're Back!
We are so embarrassed about the long wait and if you're reading this that means you've stuck around! Yeah for you... and Thank you!
2020-02-17
42 min
Carlos Chávez - Podcast
Papagayo Beach Club Sunset / Podcast 12(LIVE 23-02-2019) by Carlos Chavez
Papagayo Beach club sunset podcast 12 is a session mixed live by Carlos Chavez, a summary of what you can hear every weekend (Saturdays and Sundays) from 17:00pm to 21:00pm at Papagayo Beach Club. Download it for free and enjoy a fresh, elegant and enveloping sound, ideal to watch a magical sunset. Follow me in: www.facebook.com/carlosxavez1/ www.instagram.com/carlosxavez1/ TRACKLIST: 1)Till Von Sein - Tilly's Jam (Original Mix)/ Suol 2)Bross (Ro) - Wodaabe (Original Mix) 3)Tuccillo, Kiko Navarro, Amor - Lovery (D.Y.A & Kalyma Remix)/ King Street Sounds 4)Kevin Di Serna - Horizons (Original Mix)/ Endless 5...
2019-02-25
1h 48
Hollyweird Paranormal
EP. 32 The Chino Hills Massacre | The True Crime & Paranormal Aftermath of the Ryen Family | Kevin Cooper
On June 5, 1983, William Hughes peered through a sliding glass door into the master bedroom of the Ryen family’s house in Chino Hills. He spotted the bloodied body of his 11-year-old son Christopher, who had spent the night with the family. Nearby were Peggy and Doug Ryen, hacked and slashed to death. Eight-year-old Joshua Ryen lay on the floor, his throat slit, but alive. Out of sight in the hall was Jessica Ryen, 10, no longer breathing. Family photo of Chino Hills family Doug, Peggy and Jessica Ryen and eight-year-old Joshua Ryen, (sitting on horse), who was the lone su...
2019-02-25
1h 39
Carlos Chávez - Podcast
DEEP SUNSET PEOPLE 05 mixed by Carlos Chavez
Follow me: www.facebook.com/carlosxavez1/ www.instagram.com/carlosxavez1/ @carloschavez1 Deep Sunset People is a Podcast mixed by Carlos Chavez, created for the sunsets and the first hours of the night, where you can enjoy a deep surround, with melodies and vocals that will make you a special sunset. Hit the play and get carried away by the music. Enjoy and download or share it if you like! Deep Sunset People es un Podcast mezclado por Carlos Chavez, creado para los atardeceres y las primeras horas de la noche, donde podrás disfrutar de un deep envolvente, con melodías...
2019-02-10
1h 03
Unauthorized Disclosure
S5: Episode 2 - Karen Smith, Marbella Chavez
Hosts Rania Khalek and Kevin Gosztola welcome Karen Smith, an organizer with the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee (IWOC). She is also part of the Campaign to Fight Toxic Prisons. She joins the show to provide an update on Operation PUSH, which is a prison strike that is currently ongoing at several facilities in Florida. Following Smith's interview, we speak to Marbella Chavez, an organizer with the Coalition Against the Elkhart County Immigration Detention Center. CoreCivic, a private prison contractor, planned to build a center in Elkhart County, Indiana. However, as Chavez describes, several from the community came together to build...
2018-01-28
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E15 - Betsy Morgan
About our Interview with: Best Morgan. Betsy entered the studio for our interview like a true New Yorker carrying an old full Ikea bag of tasks and errands and yet also with the positivity and friendliness of a midwesterner both of which she identifies as being. And all while being 8 ½ month pregnant. Betsy tells Ryan and Kevin all about being a multifaceted performer with lots of hats to wear which she does so well from on-stage every day to understudying, standby and swing. Hang on tight; there's a lot to learn form Betsy in all of th...
2017-04-17
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E14 - George Farmer
About our Interview with: George Farmer. Ryan and Kevin were delighted to have George Farmer in the studio to discuss how he got to broadway and how he feels about lending a hand to aspiring performers. George is truly a musician's musician. He clearly loves everything about the industry. Enjoy! Links to learn more George's Website George's Playbill Page Interview with Bass Musician Magazine FaceBook
2017-04-02
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E13 - Ryan Driscoll
About our Interview with: Ryan Driscoll. Ryan is currently on faculty at NYU and works as a music copyist for Broadway. Most recently Ryan was the copyist for the musical COME FROM AWAY, a show he feels incredibly proud of. Listen in to find out how Ryan’s path led from early success as a performer in his teens (starring opposite Idina Menzel), to following his heart to teaching and being a music copyist. His love of what he does is infectious; you are going to be entertained listening to Ryan tell his story and explain the wo...
2017-03-20
51 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E12 - Paul Sheftel
About our Interview with: Paul Sheftel, Pianist, Composer and Pedagogue joined us in the studio to share his story about his teaching experience and his path to the use of technology in his piano teaching. We discussed many aspects of his remarkable career. Links to learn more Paul's Website Yamaha Artist Website Faculty Website-Rider Check out this episode!
2017-02-27
43 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E11 - Lisa Alexander
About our Interview with: Lisa Alexander, bassoonist, is a solo recitalist and chamber musician in the New York metropolitan area and currently holds positions with The Ridgefield Symphony and The Little Orchestra Society. She is a founding member of the Glickman Ensemble, a bassoon chamber ensemble that has toured the United States and Europe. Ms. Alexander is Adjunct Professor of Bassoon at Hofstra University. She shares with us her career experience, reed making, synthetic reeds and all about Bassoons manufacturers and sound. Links to learn more Glickman Ensemble Website Glickman Ensemble Facebook Page Faculty...
2017-02-06
37 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E10 - Chris Fenwick
About our Interview with: Chris Fenwick. Chris was the Music Director of the Tony award winning production of FUN HOME, and is currently on staff at City Center as the Music Director of Encores! Off-Center. He sat down with us in the studio after his hugely successful run of SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE, that starred Jake Gyllenhaal and an all-star cast. Listen in to find out how he chooses to learn rather than panic in stressful situations, and why he as achieved so much so early in his career. Links to learn more
2016-12-05
49 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E09 - Gustavo Romero
About our Interview with: Gustavo Romero, concert pianist, professor of piano at the University of North Texas College of Music. A child prodigy he performed with the New York Philharmonic under Zubin Mehta. He started to study at the Juilliard School at the age of 14, later graduating with a Bachelor and Master of Music. We talked about how he was able to make the transition to an adult career, later winning many competitions including the Clara Haskill International Piano Competition. His continuous passion for the piano allowed and still allows him to be able make changes effortlessly. We tal...
2016-11-14
43 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E08 - Elad Kabilio
About our Interview with: Elad Kabilio, Founder and Artistic Director of MusicTalks shared his ideas that created his concert series. As a Cellist he shared with us the importance of talking to the audience and how this lead to creating his concert series to connect with the younger generation of audience. Links to learn more Elad's Website MusicTalks Website MusicTalks Facebook Page
2016-11-07
36 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E07 - Jeremy Lawrence
About our Interview with: Jeremy Lawrence. He’s a Bistro Award recipient and he sat down with us to chat about his upcoming cabaret: LAVENDER SONGS. Jeremy has teamed up with director Jason Jacobs, and TOSOS to remount this award winning show with a spin that will draw even more parallels to Nazi Germany and today’s political climate. The show features songs written by or performed by queer artists in Weimar era Berlin which have been translated by Jeremy himself. Jeremy started his cabaret career in 1990 with CABERET VERBOTEN at the Mark Taper Forum, and has cont...
2016-10-31
32 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E06 - Rick Heckman
About our interview with: Broadway doubler Rick Heckman. Rick and Cast opens Falsettos this fall on Broadway! In our interview, you will learn Rick's long history with the production as well as how he got into this highly competative career back in the 1980s Broadway.com's Falsettos Page About Falsettos Rick's IBDB page
2016-10-24
40 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E05 - Thomas Boulton
About our Interview with: Thomas Boulton. Thomas is a very busy NYC area Freelance Trumpeter. Through his busy schedule, he makes time to teach Privately as well as in the NY Philharmonic's Teaching Artis program. Links to learn more Thomas' Website Thomas' Page on the NY Phile Website NY Philharmonic Teaching Artist Program
2016-10-17
42 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E04 - Elizabeth Earley
About our Interview with: Elizabeth Earley. Elizabeth Earley is currently a swing in the Broadway production of SOMETHING ROTTEN, and has already been cast in the upcoming production of HELLO DOLLY, which has smashed box office records for ticket sales of a rival. Elizabeth sat down with us to chat about her experience of being a performer, but also to talk about Project Oak Dance Training, a forum she created to help artists achieve more of their potential. Listen in to hear about her beautiful outlook on performing and teaching, and find out why being left handed...
2016-10-10
40 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E03 - Jason Tramm
About our Interview with: Jason Tramm. Jason is a passionate conductor and promoter of music with more than a few titles attached to his name. He tells Kevin and Carol how he keeps himself busy with his passion as well as remaining a dedicated father. Links to learn more Jason's Website Jason's YouTube Channel
2016-10-03
29 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E02 - Ari Afsar
About our Interview with: Ari Afsar. Ari is about to add HAMILTON to her list of credits that is already pretty impressive with American Idol contestant, and Miss California 2010 winner. This week, she will begin her performances as Eliza Hamilton in the Chicago HAMILTON cast. We got to sit down with her during the rehearsal process to discuss this amazing opportunity, and the steps that led to it. We talk about the ups and downs of getting fame at an early age, and why American Idol was both the best and worst experience for her. Also, listen...
2016-09-27
34 min
Greenroom Conversations
S03E01 - Matous Michal
About our Interview with: Matous Michal one the newest members of the Chicago Symphony’s Second Violin section joined us in the studio to share his journey to getting his first job. We talked about his audition and preparation process and his experience during the first few months with the Chicago Symphony. Links to learn more Article about Matous
2016-09-19
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E40 - Season Wrapup
Season Two Wrap-Up The Greenroom Co-Hosts all get together to talk about Seaon 2 and talk aboout whats to come for season 3.
2016-08-01
45 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E39 - Courter Simmons
About our Interview with: Courter Simmons dazzles the stage playing many characters ranging from Frankie Valli (Jersey Boys) to Le Fou (Beauty and the Beast) to a character of his own invention who goes by the name of "Cacophony Daniels." In our interview we learn how Courter went from the Broadway stage to mastering heels in his own drag character and how both personas get work. Links to learn more Courter Simmons' Website Cacophony Daniels Facebook Cacophony Daniels Twitter
2016-07-25
30 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E38 - Ali Ewoldt
About our Interview with: Ali Ewoldt joined us in the studio just four weeks after taking over the role of Christine in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. Being cast as Christine, in addition to being a lifelong dream, marks a groundbreaking shift for the PHANOM family as Ali is “the first woman of color, and Asian American” to take on the role. Listen in as Ali tells us about her audition process, including the notes Hal Prince had for her during her final audition on the stage at the Majestic Theatre. Ali was a wonderfully fun guest, and...
2016-07-18
29 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E37 - Abbie Conant
Trombonist, Actress, Poet; Abbie Conant joined us in the studio to share stories of success, challenges, and perseverance. Currently, she finds artistic fulfillment in teaching and performing new theatrical works for Trombone with her husband William Osborne. We discussed her journey to Europe and experience with sexism in Italy as well as the Munich Philharmonic.
2016-06-27
57 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E36 - Patrick Milando
About our Interview with: Patrick is currently the First Horn chair for THE LION KING on Broadway. When he's not playing for the pride, Patrick can heard in various gigs not only throughout the country, but throughout the world. A graduate of Manhattan School of Music, he has been playing on Broadway for a few decades, and has also managed to rack up a few participation Grammy’s for his involvement in works produced by the New York Philharmonic, and the Metropolitan Opera. In addition to being a wonderful french horn player, Patrick finds continued creativity through hi...
2016-06-21
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E35 - Jack Schatz
During our conversation with Jack Schatz, Trombonist, we learn just how networking was done in the 80s which still holds true today, playing your best and saying yes. Jack started as a piano student and tells the store of how he became a monster of the the low brass world of jingles, studio work, broadway and orchestra gigs. In his "spare" time Jack managed to beat cancer, teach at the college level and have a family in the big apple. In the Fall, Jack is taking on new adventures on the faculty at SUNY Purchase.
2016-06-13
1h 05
Greenroom Conversations
S02E34 - Kristy Cates
About our Interview with: Kristy Cates, singer, dancer, actor, creative director, mentor and mother tells Ryan and Kevin how a small town girl from Northern California can through hard work and focus hit the musical theatre scene in New York and find success and artistic satisfaction. Kristy tells great stories about her journey and how she meets fellow broadway stage performers all along the way. Links to learn more Kristy's Website Wikipedia Page New York Film Academy Kristy's Playbill Page Wicked Wiki Finding Neverland Cast
2016-06-11
54 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E33 - Jeffrey Palmer
Countertenor Jeffrey Palmer originally from the State of Virginia and now lives and works in NYC after studying music in Bath, England. During the interview Jeffrey shares how he discovered his vocal speciality and explains how it is a differentiator, but does not let it put him "in a box" musically. As an artist, Jeffrey likes to use his voice to tell stories and entertain audiences by exploring his extensive vocal range and genres of music.
2016-05-30
43 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E32 - Alfie Parker Jr.
About our Interview with: Alfie Parker Jr. Alfie, a Broadway Bares staple and one of ALADDIN’s newest additions, took time to sit down with us after making his debut in the show, but while also still being in rehearsal for his upcoming put-in for the Genie role. We get to learn about the incredible audition process he went through, and how all of the Disney team gave him the “freedom to fail.” Alfie is an incredibly hard working artist, who is no stranger to set backs and disappointments, but it is his faith in God, and his po...
2016-05-23
56 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E31 - Tara O'Connor
Dr. Tara O'Connor lit up the studio (as she does every place she goes) with her joviality and quick wit. In the interview it became apparent that if you really love what you do, you never need a "vacation". Aside from teaching at numerous high-level music programs and performing in many prestigious professional performance ensembles, she makes time for personal music projects she believes in. As a flutist (not "flout-ist") she had never felt the gravitational pull of the orchestral establishment being artistically fulfilled and free to blaze her own path as she has done so successfully. In our...
2016-05-16
55 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E30 - Dave Thomas Brown .
About our Interview with Dave Thomas Brown. Currently staring on Broadway in AMERICAN PSYCHO, Dave sat down with us in the studio to give us some insight into the preview process for a Broadway show. Dave, originally from North Carolina, grew up doing community theatre and having occasional guest spots in his dad's barbershop quartet. We had a great time chatting about this last year which he described as blessed because of his award winning performance in THE LEGEND OF GEORGIA MCBRIDE, getting the opportunity to tour the country with his girlfriend in THE BRIDGES OF MADISON...
2016-05-10
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E29 - Norman Carey
Norman Carey faculty and administrator from the CUNY Graduate Center joined us in the studio to talk about his journey from pianist to theorist. He wears many hats and most identifies with his career as a pianist. After two performance degrees he pursued his Doctorate in Music Theory. We talked about; the distinction between a composer and theorist and how this was formed in the United States, the performer/theorist division and how curriculums can be more connective, the challenges of teaching an art form with traditions and understanding of why we do things, his time with Nadia Boulanger...
2016-05-02
50 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E28 - Connor Gallagher
About our Interview with: Director/Choreographer Connor Gallagher. Currently, Connor’s work can be seen in Roundabout’s Off Broadway production of THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, starring Steven Pasquale, as well as in the Disney Cruise Line hit TANGLED. Connor sat down with us to chat about his path to becoming a director and choreographer, including how his time as a performer in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST really helped open doors that were solidly shut before. We also talked about how his dance teacher (who was a dance captain on Broadway) was instrumental in prepping him for what real...
2016-04-25
40 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E27 - Ronnie Oliver
Ronnie Oliver, Choral Conductor talked with us about his path to his career. Thinking he would pursue architecture in college he soon realized his love of music would be his path. Graduating college as a music education and voice major he continued his education with Dr. Ken Davis at Texas Tech University for his masters and doctorate degrees. We talked about teaching undergraduate and graduate conducting, the differences between working with professional and amateur choirs, what he listens for in auditions, importance of people skills and organizational skills, rehearsal techniques, vocal production, vocal accompanist and how to prepare a...
2016-04-18
45 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E26 - Christian Sebek
About our Interview with Christian Sebek. After more than 1500 performances playing Piangi in THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, Christian sat down to tell us his fascinating journey into the world of opera and eventually into the one musical theatre’s greatest characters. Originally on the path of technical design in theatre, Christian didn’t discover his singing voice until college. Even more interesting was his voice change that transitioned him from being a robust baritone to a tenor. Christian is a self-described “journeyman” in which he has pieced together a career that includes opera, musical theatre, voice over, a...
2016-04-11
50 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E25 - Beth Roberts
Voice Teacher, Beth Roberts, faculty at the Mannes College of Music, always knew she wanted to be a teacher, she studied music education as well as vocal performance and made an effortless transition from performer to voice teacher. We discussed; her rules for teaching various voice ranges, her path to teaching voice, her performance career, apprentice performance programs, what she looks for in young singers, how to audition, the importance of being a ‘good’ colleague, her work with the Metropolitan Opera Guild, the art of giving of a Master Class, the importance of studying Art Songs, the importance of voca...
2016-04-04
51 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E24 - Paul Nolan
About our Interview with Paul Alexander Nolan. Steve Martin and Edie Brickell’s BRIGHT STAR just opened on Broadway, and we had the pleasure of having Paul, who stars as Jimmy Ray Dobbs, in the studio just after previews began. Paul was great fun in this interview. His charming, down to earth style really comes through in our chat. He talks about shamefully crying on an airplane as he first read the script for BRIGHT STAR, as well as “bombing” his first audition for the show. We also talk about the struggle and joy of playing Guy in ONC...
2016-03-29
47 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E23 - Daniel Andai
Violinist, Daniel Andai talked with us about his pathway to his current career as concertmaster for the Miami Symphony, Dean of Music at the New World School of the Arts and Artistic Director of the Killington Music Festival. Following his instincts to follow opportunities that came his way he has created a multifaceted career. We talked about his; mentors, finding his way to conducting, his thesis “A Contemporary Approach to Orchestral Bowings for the Concertmaster”, his work with chamber music at the Killington Music Festival, collaborative approaches and how to teach them, learning conducting and how it has taught him s...
2016-03-21
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E22 - Lorin Latarro
About our Interview with Lorin Latarro: Choreographer Lorin Latarro was 2 weeks into the rehearsal process for the highly anticipated new musical by Sara Bareilles: WAITRESS when she sat down with us in the studio. Lorin tells a great story involving Barry Weissler, and Diane Paulus and how she actually got the job to be the choreographer for the new musical. While she says she’s “lucky” to have had so many successful working collaborations, it is clear to us that talent and her great personality are the key to her “luck.” We also touch on her transition from a dan...
2016-03-14
40 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E21 - Carl Riehl
Accordionist, Carl Riehl, joined us in the studio to share his story of a dual career as a Lawyer and Musician. Composer of three off Broadway musicals and commercial jingles, he always followed his mantra to pursue any interesting opportunity that comes along that he can do or learn how to do. He talked about; his transition from classical piano to the accordion, his current instrument choice, how he landed the “An American in Paris” gig, the accordionist network in Manhattan, physical injuries caused by playing the accordion, different schools of accordion technique, diversity of repertoire with the accordion, crea...
2016-03-07
42 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E20 - Suzzanne Douglas
About our Interview with Suzzanne Douglas: Suzzanne has a long list of credits that cover film, television, opera, and the stage. She has won awards, and worked with icons such as Gregory Hines, and Sammy Davis Jr. A self proclaimed “Life long learner,” she recently graduated from Manhattan School of Music while approaching the age of 60. Her life experience and new musical tools have allowed her to open up yet another chapter as she just recently signed with a label and is now having her album produced. Listen in to find out why Suzzanne feels being a patr...
2016-02-29
49 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E19 - Alex Bender
Alex Bender, freelance Trumpeter joined us in the studio, we started by talking about custom mouthpieces then moved quickly into equipment and how he started playing the trumpet. He shared his childhood memories of his exposure to music which forged his love for playing all styles of music. He always knew he wanted to be in New York City playing on Broadway since 8th grade, this goal allowed him to direct his path to his current career. Being accepted for a Masters in orchestral trumpet at the Manhattan School of Music, and landing a job on a cruise ship at...
2016-02-22
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E18 - Ryan Mackey
About our Interview with Producer, Ryan Hugh Mackey. He’s already got a Tony in the bag for his work with A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, but you will have to listen in to find out why he has yet to touch the actual award and why he hasn’t made any money off of it yet. We had Ryan in the studio to start off a multi-part series, The Road to Broadway: From Commission to the Tony’s that will document the ups and downs of producing a show all the way from its infanc...
2016-02-16
38 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E17 - Udo Zimmermann
Udo Zimmermann, Church Musician, started at age 15 playing the organ in his local church and then made his way to Studium der Kirchenmusik in Rottenburg am Neckar, Germany and later to Frankfurt am Main University becoming a church musician which means studying singing, organ and conducting. He is now head of Church Music (organist) at Pfarrei St. Peter and Paul in Zurich Switzerland. We talked about the path in Germany/Switzerland for a church musician, what they study and the skills they need for their positions. Udo is the Head of Church Music at the Hochschule of Music in...
2016-02-08
42 min
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S02E15 - Catherine Cho
Catherine Cho, Musician, Violinist, Teacher, and Performer chatted with us about her teaching and performance focus. As a teacher she focuses on the ‘total person’, ‘how to practice’ and developing a balance in life between practicing and life. From her own experience preparing for competitions she offers her current students a view of the full picture of how to become a well rounded performer and competitor. We talked about the process of learning of undergraduate and graduate student and how she guides her students to becoming independent and finding their own pathway to their careers. As a chamber music coach he...
2016-01-25
44 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E16 - Dan Knechtges
About our Interview with Dan Knechtges: Dan Knechtges (“connect-us” he graciously explained). Dan is a Tony nominated choreographer, who also loves directing, and could not have been more fun for us to hang out with. He sat down with us in the studio to explain his very “A CHORUS LINE” story of going from a nine year old boy stealing the spot light in his sister’s dance class, to choreographing basement shows to Mozart, to eventually earning a Tony nomination for his work on XANADU. Of course the road is never easy, and Dan has some great stori...
2016-01-15
58 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E14 - Max Joseph
About our Interview with Max Joseph: Fresh of his Off Broadway debut, Max sat down with us to chat about his experience in MAD LIBS LIVE at New World Stages. Being no stranger to children shows, Max also talks about one of the toughest experiences in his life being cast in Theatreworks USA’s CURIOUS GEORGE. We really do have a lot of laughs chatting about car totaling wrecks, rendezvous in St. Louis, and of all people: John Cena, an idol of his. Listen in to find out Max’s dream roles, why he no longer thinks he’s...
2016-01-15
45 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E13 - Denson Paul Pollard
Denson Paul Pollard, Bass Trombonist of the MET Opera Orchestra, talked with us about his most recent sabbatical leave to play with the Radio Symphony Orchestra of Helsinki Finland. He took the audition after spending a few weeks playing with the orchestra, taking the risk along with 50 other bass trombonists he won the audition. The year was a superb experience, he talked about how the culture in Finland values and supports the arts, and how his experience of auditioning again gave him the opportunity to validate what he tells his students at Juilliard, Bard and Mannes. We talked about...
2016-01-11
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E12 - Windscape
Woodwind Quintet “Windscape” members, Tara Helen O’Connor, Randall Ellis, Alan R. Kay, David Jolley and Frank Morelli joined us for a lively conversations about their collaboration for over two decades of performing. We talked about their start, their first program and how they became associated with the Manhattan School of Music. Known for their thematic programing, they discuss how they; create arrangements, the process in road testing their new arrangements, finding new music, create programs and how to talk to an audience. We also spent time on the mundane logistics of getting five busy people together for rehearsals and ho...
2016-01-04
55 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E11 - Tony Cecere
About our Interview with French Hornist, Tony Cecere, is a freelancer in the New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania areas. He has played with the New Jersey Symphony, New Orleans Symphony, American Chamber Players, Bach Choir in Bethlehem, PA., is a current member of the Philadelphia Brass, plays on Broadway and is a substitute with the MET Opera Orchestra. We talked about; his career and vast experience, how his playing has changed along with his career, what the challenges are within different ensembles and how to learn to play in varying acoustics. For students we discussed; the importance...
2015-12-28
49 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E10 - Caroline Kaiser
About our Interview with Caroline Kaiser. This week we chatted with the former Casting Director/Associate Artistic Director of Theatreworks USA, Caroline Kaiser. Caroline is self professed “musical theatre nerd.” She started out acting and quickly learned she understood the business side of show business for more than she loved the politics of performing. Listen in as she talks about getting her start with Jay Binder Casting, her time at Theatreworks, and what’s next. Caroline is truly a casting director that is “actor positive.” She love working in a community of artists that share the same goals, and...
2015-12-21
52 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E09 - Miho Hazama
About our Interview with Composer, arranger, orchestrator and pianist, Miho Hazama joined us in the studio to talk about her path to finding her mix between classical and jazz music. Currently, she is a New York City based jazz composer traveling the world performing her music. Starting as a pianist, her early studies in electronic organ later helped her with orchestration. From the age of 7 she started to study composition and later her interest in jazz started from listening to all types of music and in college hearing a big-band in rehearsal. She shared how she learned...
2015-12-14
38 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E08 - Adam Kantor
About our Interview with This week we chat with Adam Kantor who is currently in previews of Fiddler On The Roof, playing the role of Motel. Adam talks about the challenges of finding his way in creating a role for an original Broadway revival. He also discusses traveling to Eastern Europe as both a personal journey as well as preparation for bringing more honesty to his portrayal of Motel. We also discuss reminding yourself that “You are enough,” even at times when you don’t feel that way. Adam offers a great example of this during his disast...
2015-11-22
50 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E07 - David Creswell
About our Interview with Violist David Creswell, talked to us about his path to being a very active freelancer in New York City, from Broadway to the New Philharmonic. He shares his love of how the viola can be the conduit of so much color in an ensemble and how he followed his career goals to pursue an orchestral career. Personal connections and auditions lead to him establishing a network and the skills needed to be successful in freelancing. The pros and cons of a permanent job and the diversity a freelancing career offers (teaching, chamber music, Bro...
2015-11-22
42 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E06 - Montego Glover
About our Interview with This week we sat down with the incredibly talented and grounded TONY nominated actress, Montego Glover. Listen in as Montego talks about creating a role vs. stepping into a role such as Les Miserable’s Fantine. She also gives a great deal of advise that has helped her succeed including: being “willing to suck” at first, finding YOUR light in auditions-not theirs, and some wisdom passed on from her father… “ Do not let anyone pull you off your path.” Prioritizing and scheduling far in advance has allowed Montego to stay busy with many projects inc...
2015-11-09
47 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E05 - Dean LeBlanc
About our Interview with Dean LeBlanc Dean LeBlanc, associate clarinetist at the Metropolitan Opera and freelancer joined us for a lively conversation about so many aspects of clarinet playing. We talked about the various instruments he plays, mouthpieces, C-clarinets, reeds, bells, playing in a section, playing in varying acoustics, barrels, freelancing on Broadway, adjusting to various acoustics and how he started his freelance career. Links to learn more http://www.metorchestramusicians.org/dean-leblanc/ http://www.selmer.fr/musicfiche.php?id=719 http://www.conn-selmer.com/en-us/artist-information/centerstage/artist-roster/dean-leblanc/
2015-11-09
56 min
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S02E04 - Joshua Gonzales & Ryan Hartman
About our Interview with This week we chat with Joshua Gonzales who happens to be a cast mate of our very own Ryan Michael Hartman. They both join us in the studio to discuss their experience touring the country in the Theatreworks USA tour Teacher From The Black Lagoon. Listen in as Joshua discusses the unique challenges of being a replacement with very little time to prepare. We also share some good laughs as they recall the ups and downs of traveling the country in a work van and Prius, to entertain kids in a wide range...
2015-10-26
47 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E03 - Michelle Baker
About our Interview with Michelle Baker Michelle Baker, second horn at the Metropolitan Opera for the past 25 years, detailed her job description and her role in the horn section. We talked about the brands of horns the members of the section play, the daily challenges of keeping up the “chops,” her warm up method and daily maintenance plan, how she maintains playing when taking time off and returning to playing, her learning plan for the new seasons repertoire, how to figure out what works best for your own playing, the level of preparation needed for auditions and conc...
2015-10-19
40 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E02 - Dashaun Young
About our Interview with Dashaun Young Currently in the 1st national tour of Beautiful, friend of the show Dashaun Young sits down with us in the studio to talk about his journey to Broadway. From his first big breaks, to playing Simba in The Lion King on Broadway, Tour, The West End, and Vegas, Dashaun has built quite an impressive resume and at quite a young age. Listen in for some tips that he feels has been crucial to his success. We also discuss what is next for Dashaun and have a little fun laughing at some...
2015-10-12
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S02E01 - Warren Jones
About our Interview with Warren Jones Collaborative Pianist Warren Jones talked with us about his journey to achieving his career. Crucial to this process was his focus early on in his education to choose electives and courses in college that would help him to achieve these goals. We talked about, the difference between accompanying instrumentalists and singers, how music is made, necessary skills for collaborative pianist, how to learn these skills, importance of language skills and he shared many entertaining stories about his career. Links to learn more http://www.warrenjones.com
2015-10-06
37 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E48 - Max Wilcox
2015-09-07
16 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E49 - Season One Wrapup
About our Interview with Hosts Greenroom After 48 episodes, we have been downloaded in over 30 countries. Listen in as we wrap-up our first season of GRC, and shamelessly pat ourselves on the back for a job well done. In this episode we discuss the overall themes we have heard from our guest interviews including; building relationships, saying “yes,” and always being in the process no matter what stage you’re at. We also take time to reflect on creating the podcast and what to expect for season 2 of GRC. Links to lern more Greenroom Conversations Ryan M...
2015-09-07
20 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E47 - David Dubal
About our Interview with David Dubal The legendary David Dubal joined us with a studio audience for an interview at Klavierhaus in New York City. We had a lively conversation about; growing up in Cleveland, finding his love of the piano, juggling writing, painting and playing the piano, his choice of choosing a piano career instead of an art career, finding peace in enjoying his multifaceted career, his process of writing, planning for his radio programs, working with Aaron Copland, choosing music for his radio programs, his time with Vladimir Horowitz, the making of piano careers today...
2015-08-31
1h 06
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S01E46- Joyce Hammann
This weeks guest, violinist, Joyce Hammann, sits down to discuss her own journey from being young and broke to playing on Broadway. Paying rent by playing music on street corners, to eventually playing Phantom of the Opera for 25 years and becoming the Concertmaster. Joyce lets us in on the duties of being a concertmaster: knowing when to step in, and when to let problems solve themselves. She also opens up about how crossword puzzles and the quite support of her colleagues helped her through her own rough patch dealing with “the pressure of perfectionism.”
2015-08-26
45 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E45 - Kyle Zerna
New York Philharmonic’s Assistant Principal of Timpani and Percussion, Kyle Zerna talks about his position and audition process. We discussed his; transition from being a student to immediate professional, the logistics of practicing and learning, the organization of the percussion section, the importance of consistency across all the nine percussion instruments for auditions, path to choosing percussion as an instruments and how he was consistently motivated with new instrument discoveries within the percussion family, recent discovery of his ability to Deejaying and the parallel to playing percussion, timpani tuning and how his teaching has enhanced his own playing.
2015-08-17
45 min
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S01E44 - Janet Rarick
2015-08-03
36 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E43 - Elissa Weinzimmer
Elissa Weinzimmer, Voice and Movement Coach, found her career path when overuse and acid reflux caused her to loose her voice and through her study of Fitzmaurice Voicework TM she found her path to teaching and helping others with helping others to find their own voice. After pursuing an MFA in Theatre Voice Pedagogy at the University of Alberta in Edmonton Canada she recently moved to New York City and is building her own teaching studio and Vibrant Voice Techniques. We talk about; the importance of maintaining your voice under demands, how to build a teaching studio, using technology to...
2015-07-29
36 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E42 - Per Brevig
2015-07-20
40 min
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S01E41 - Howard Wiseman
2015-07-20
37 min
Greenroom Conversations
SO1E40 - Billy Short
2015-07-06
39 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E39 - Barbara Whitman
Multi award winning producer, Barbara Whitman sits down with us to discuss her most recent Tony Award winning show Fun Home, and the over 150 people it takes to support the 9 actors onstage. She also delves into some of the attributes that have made her such a success on Broadway, including being a mother. We also chat about theatre being an “industry of relationships,” and just where this industry is headed next. Barbara does a great job of demystifying the role of the producer, while offering great advice for those who wish to follow a path into producing.
2015-07-01
43 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E38 - Tom Wirtshafter
2015-06-22
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E37 - Martha Cargo
2015-06-22
47 min
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S01E36 - George Curran
2015-06-08
56 min
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S01E35 - Michael Shulman
2015-06-03
47 min
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S01E34 - Sarah Thelen Rude
2015-05-25
40 min
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S01E33 - Wilbur Pauley
2015-05-25
54 min
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S01E32 - Lisa Howard
2015-05-13
46 min
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S01E31 - Sherry Sylar
2015-05-11
43 min
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S01-E30 - Will Curry
2015-05-06
42 min
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S01E29 - Nancy Huang
2015-04-27
39 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E28 - Brandon George
2015-04-27
41 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E27 - Susan Caldwell
2015-04-13
56 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E26 - Lucy Simon
2015-04-08
36 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E25 - Jordan Dodson
2015-03-30
46 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E24 - Linda Bell Mercuro
2015-03-30
45 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E14 Kevin Chavez
2014-12-22
34 min
Greenroom Conversations
S01E01 - Kevin Chavez Carol Ann Aicher
In this introduction episode, Kevin and Carol discuss why they wanted to start the Greenroom Conversations podcast and what listeners can expect from season one. For more information, you can go to www.GreenroomConversations.com Thank you for the download and support.
2014-09-21
04 min