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Denver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ellie Caulkins Opera House Celebrates 20th AnniversaryOpera Colorado celebrates its homes 20th anniversary with a public concert by Grammy-winning baritone Will Liverman, a pay-what-you-can event starting at $1. The Ellie Caulkins Opera House, once the Municipal Auditorium, was transformed with a $92M renovation, now hosting top-notch opera and dance productions.
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2026-02-2201 minDenver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Opera Colorado's 20th Anniversary CelebrationOpera Colorado celebrates its 20th anniversary with a star-studded event at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. The evening kicks off with a gala at the Seawell Ballroom, featuring cocktails, dinner, and performances by the artists in residence. The main event is a concert by award-winning baritone Will Liverman, who will perform opera favorites, spirituals, and his own songs. The Ellie Caulkins Opera House, known for its exceptional acoustics, will host the concert. The night ends with an after-party and pay-what-you-wish tickets, making the celebration accessible to all.
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2026-02-1901 min
Fun In FundraisingHelping Hand Home For Children Crystal Ball With Kerri Ann Chambless and Ginny LivermanHow does an organization successfully switch venues and create a seamless event experience for guests?
Today, I talk with Kerri Ann Chambless and Ginny Liverman, co-chairs for the upcoming Helping Hand Home For Children Crystal Ball.
Austin's most widely attended gala each year, the Helping Hand Home Crystal Ball has successfully drawn multiple generations of families to their annual gala over the past 82 years. The year the Crystal Ball is moving to a new venue: The Fairmont in Downtown Austin. The organization has taken the move as an opportunity innovate and put a new spin...
2026-02-1736 minFun In FundraisingHelping Hand Home For Children Crystal Ball With Kerri Ann Chambless and Ginny LivermanHow does an organization successfully switch venues and create a seamless event experience for guests?
Today, I talk with Kerri Ann Chambless and Ginny Liverman, co-chairs for the upcoming Helping Hand Home For Children Crystal Ball.
Austin's most widely attended gala each year, the Helping Hand Home Crystal Ball has successfully drawn multiple generations of families to their annual gala over the past 82 years. The year the Crystal Ball is moving to a new venue: The Fairmont in Downtown Austin. The organization has taken the move as an opportunity innovate and put a new spin...
2026-02-1736 min
Opera Box ScoreThe Papageno Sessions! ft. Will Liverman[@ 3 min] Alright, this week…we tip off 2026 with a Free Throw from WIll Liverman. The baritone, composer and pianist has a shot at winning TWO Grammys next month! He’ll share a story on the making of his grammy-nominated album, 'The Dunbar-Moore Sessions.'[@ 18 min] Then, it’s the first episode of the year, which means new resolutions....and an update on our resolutions from last year. Oliver, did you ever get around to listening to an entire Meyerbeer opera?[@ 45 min] Plus, in the ‘Two Minute Drill’…Denyce Graves sings her final role, and Yuval Sharon is be...
2026-01-081h 05
Masculine Mindset ShowIncline Bench is a Status Lift, Here is Why.....🔗 JOIN THE MASCULINE MINDSET COMMUNITY (SKOOL) Structure replaces motivation here. Daily standards. Clear expectations. Men who show up. 👉 Join the community: https://www.skool.com/masculine-mindset-community-6667 Most men think strength is about numbers. It's not. It's about what you can handle when comfort is removed. In this episode, I break down why the incline bench press is a status lift—and why it exposes things flat bench never will. Weak structure. Impatience. Ego. Avoidance. After spotting my man Jared incline bench 310 pounds, something became crystal clear: real strength...
2026-01-0516 min
Masculine Mindset ShowWhy Most Men Fall Off From Fitness in Only 3 Weeks (And The One Fix That Works!)Most men don't quit training because they're lazy. They fall off because their structure collapses. Week one feels powerful. Week two feels familiar. Week three is where standards quietly slip—and consistency dies without warning. In this episode, I break down why motivation always fails long-term, how solo training creates invisible discipline leaks, and the one fix that keeps men consistent without burnout. This isn't about hype. It's about structure, identity, and non-negotiable standards. If you're tired of restarting every few weeks, this episode will recalibrate how you train—and how you...
2025-12-2217 min
Crushing ClassicalDevony Smith and Danny Zelibor: In This Short LifeRecognized for her "sensual" and "strong" voice (New York Times), mezzo-soprano Devony Smith is a versatile performer with a wide-ranging repertoire in opera and concert music. Devony is a sought-after collaborator with composers, having premiered works by Grammy-award winning composer Jennifer Higdon, Jake Landau, Eve Beglarian, and Luna Pearl Woolf. This season, Devony has been featured on multiple album releases, including singing the role of the Lover in Kate Soper's Romance of the Rose. She also performs the alto solos on Benjamin Wenzelberg's release of his cantata, Any of those Decembers. This spring, Devony anticipates the...
2025-09-1840 min
The Rundown | Chicago NewsTuesday, Sept. 2, 2025President Donald Trump says he plans to direct federal law enforcement intervention in Chicago and Baltimore. Most of Illinois’ congressional Democrats have signed a strongly worded letter telling the President to keep troops out of Chicago. And, many people are mourning after a violent Labor Day weekend in Chicago.Plus, you can find Will Liverman on opera stages across the country. But this summer the Chicago baritone did something different. WBEZ contributor Hannah Edgar has the story.
2025-09-0208 min
WBEZ NewsThis Black couple wrote poetry in early 1900s Chicago. Now their work powers a double album.Typically, you can find Chicago baritone Will Liverman on opera stages across the country.
But this summer, Liverman did something different.
He released a double album of art songs inspired by two 20th Century Black poets Paul Dunbar and his wife, Alice.
WBEZ contributor Hannah Edgar has more.
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2025-09-0204 min
ARTilleryOkpebholo: Songs in FlightComposer Shawn Okpebholo talks about his song cycle, Songs in Flight, which was released on Cedille Records on Feb. 14, 2025.Shawn notes:In 2021, I received a call from Martha Guth, celebrated soprano and co-director of Sparks & Wiry Cries. She spoke passionately about the Freedom on the Move database, an archive of over 30,000 advertisements for runaway enslaved individuals. Having experienced one of my previous compositions, Martha proposed an ambitious project: an expansive song cycle that would breathe life into these dehumanizing records. The project would include performances at prominent venues and collaborations with world-renowned musicians Rhiannon Giddens, Wi...
2025-07-2457 min
Classical ConversationsWill Liverman: The Dunbar/Moore SessionsBaritone and pianist Will Liverman returns to Classical Conversations with Mary Claire Murphy, this time sharing his newly adopted composer’s perspective on the release of his first complete album of original art songs: The Dunbar/Moore Sessions, Volume II.
2025-07-1700 min
The Creative Soulpreneur Podcast with Nick DemosCreativity, Collaboration, and Perseverance: A Life in Music with Kim ShermanCreativity, Collaboration, and Perseverance: A Life in Music with Kim Sherman Episode #158 Welcome to another insightful episode of The Creative Soulpreneur, where artistry meets entrepreneurship. Today, we're thrilled to introduce Kim Sherman, whose paths have intertwined through friendship, collaboration, and a shared passion for music. Nick and Kim reminisce about their initial meeting, a serendipitous artistic 'blind date' that blossomed into a fruitful partnership. They take us on a journey from Kim's theatrical childhood, inspired by her musician mother, to her perseverance in a male-dominated industry and her expansive musical career th...
2025-06-0532 min
Digital HospitalityBringing Sports and Showbiz Lessons into BusinessIn this session of Rising Tides Live, with Richard Liverman and Mike Bisceglia filling in for host Shawn Walchef, the community came together to explore the powerful parallels between sports, showbiz, and business leadership. From football clubs rebuilding their culture to athletes transitioning into entrepreneurship, the discussion highlighted how teams thrive through trust, coaching, and shared values. Guests reflected on lessons from their favorite teams—whether it’s building momentum like a winning season or learning to bounce back after a loss. This episode underscores how cultivating a strong internal culture and clear leadership off the field can lead to c...
2025-05-1355 min
Classical PostWill Liverman: The Baritone Transforming Opera & Championing a Bold New LegacyClassical Post® is created and produced by Gold Sound Media® LLC, the global leader in strategic marketing and PR for classical music, opera, and the performing arts. At Gold Sound Media, we elevate artists’ careers through our signature holistic brand messaging approach, helping you connect with audiences and unlock your full potential.Explore how we can amplify your brand and discover the impact of strategic marketing done right.If you enjoy these artist conversations, sign up for our newsletter for more behind-the-scenes insights and stay up to date with exclusive content tailored for the classical music community.
2025-02-2119 min
Storytellers: Love StoriesRachel Liverman | The Glowbar Founder's Secret to Wedding-Ready SkinIn this week’s episode of Storytellers: Love Stories, Ali chats with Rachel Liverman, CEO and Founder of the facial revolution that is Glowbar. Rachel shares her personal journey in the skincare world, offering valuable advice to brides looking to get their skin wedding-day ready. Whether you’re mere weeks away or starting your beauty prep early, Rachel lends advice that will leave you glowing with the confidence to care for your skin ahead of your big day. Storytellers: Love Stories is bringing you new stories each week from the bridal industry’s best voices. From budgeting and tim...
2024-10-2422 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedThe Danger of ComplacencyOn this 17th Sunday after Pentecost, Sept. 15th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp explores the profound love of God and the wisdom that guides us through life's journey. We begin with a reflection on Proverbs chapter 1, where wisdom calls out to us, urging us to listen and follow her guidance. The passage warns of the dangers of ignoring wisdom's call and the consequences of complacency and waywardness.He delves into historical anecdotes, such as Christopher Columbus's optimistic yet flawed calculations, to illustrate the importance of having the right mindset and accurate directions. Columbus's story serves as a metaphor for...
2024-09-2118 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedKeeping a Good NameOn this 16th Sunday after Pentecost, Sept. 8th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp guides us as we embark on a new challenge, encouraging our community to engage deeply with our faith and each other. We discuss the importance of attending church, making friends, and participating in mission work, emphasizing the value of shared experiences and spiritual growth.Our scripture reading from 1 Peter 1 calls us to live holy lives, grounded in the imperishable word of God. We reflect on the enduring impact of Jesus Christ, whose influence has grown over centuries, shaping art, education, and societal values. We are reminded...
2024-09-1521 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedInstruments for GodOn this 15th Sunday after Pentecost, Sept. 1st, 2024, Rev. Katie Faison delves into the transformative power of worship and the profound calling of God in our lives. Our scripture reading from Acts chapter 9 recounts the dramatic conversion of Saul, a pivotal moment in Christian history. Saul, a fervent persecutor of Christians, encounters Jesus on the road to Damascus, leading to a miraculous transformation and his eventual baptism. This story serves as a reminder of God's ability to change lives and call individuals to ministry in unexpected ways.Chapters(00:00) The Transformative Power of Worship(00:11...
2024-09-1522 min
Sunday Baroque ConversationsSunday Baroque Conversations 126: Will LivermanGRAMMY Award-winning musician Will Liverman has been praised for his versatility and skill as a singer. The American operatic baritone has performed in several roles at the Metropolitan Opera, and Lyric Opera Chicago, where he premiered an opera he co-created -- The Factotum – with his longtime friend, DJ King Rico. Will Livermanspoke with Suzanne about his life in music.
2024-09-1424 min
Sunday BaroqueWill Liverman
GRAMMY Award-winning musician Will Liverman has been praised for his versatility and skill as a singer. The American operatic baritone has performed in several roles at the Metropolitan Opera, and Lyric Opera Chicago, where he premiered an opera he co-created — The Factotum – with his longtime friend, DJ King Rico. Will Liverman spoke with Suzanne about his life in music.
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2024-09-1400 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedThe Great Story of GodOn this 14th Sunday after Pentecost, Aug. 25th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp focuses on what we're aiming for at church, what we're trying to do, and who we're aiming to be together, both with one another and with God. We've talked about doing the will of God together as we wrapped up our summer series on the Sermon on the Mount. We've discussed the shared experience of God, something we pray for every Sunday in worship, and explored this in the context of the tabernacle and its central place in the lives of the Hebrew people. Last week, we talked...
2024-08-3019 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedThe Growing Call of GodOn this 13th Sunday after Pentecost, Aug. 18th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp, focuses on the growing call of God after having recently baptized five new believers. He begins by reflecting on the call of Isaiah, a vivid and poetic description of experiencing God's presence. He then turns to Matthew chapter 4, where Jesus calls His first disciples, encouraging everyone to bring their Bibles to church for a deeper engagement with the scripture.Matt also introduces the 48-hour challenge, encouraging our congregation to spend 48 hours on Sundays with us over the next year, dedicating time to worship and Bible study...
2024-08-2221 min
Central Sermon SeriesBe Revolutionary (Matthew 7:21-29)In this episode, we delve into the final words of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, exploring the profound teachings found in Matthew 7:21-29. We reflect on the significance of these verses, emphasizing the importance of not just hearing but also practicing Jesus' teachings to build a strong and resilient life. The episode draws parallels between the biblical message and real-life examples, such as the experiences of Olympic athletes Steven Sabino and Alex Walsh, to illustrate the consequences of actions and the importance of a solid foundation. We discuss the warnings against false disciples and the necessity of genuine faith...
2024-08-1917 minCentral Sermon SeriesBe Self-Aware (Matthew 7:1-6)In this episode, we delve into the concept of self-awareness through a mix of personal anecdotes and biblical teachings. Rev. Matt Sapp begins by recounting a personal story involving a family member who was unaware that her car tag had been expired for three years, using this as a segue into the importance of self-awareness. This sets the stage for a deeper discussion on self-awareness, inspired by Jesus' teachings in the Sermon on the Mount that explores both sides of the self-awareness coin: recognizing our own faults and valuing the most precious parts of who we are....
2024-08-1915 minCentral Sermon SeriesBe Measured (Matthew 6 19-34)In this episode, we delve into the teachings of Jesus from Matthew chapter 6, focusing on the themes of wealth and worry. As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day, we reflect on how these two aspects are deeply ingrained in American culture. Jesus' message is clear: do not worry about material possessions and instead seek God's kingdom first. We explore the connection between wealth and worry, and how our modern anxieties are not so different from those of the people who first heard the Sermon on the Mount.We discuss the staggering statistics of mental health issues in...
2024-08-1918 minCentral Sermon SeriesBe Holy (Matthew 5 17-37)In this episode, we delve into the impressive capabilities of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Rocket, the largest rocket in existence today. We explore its immense power, capable of producing over 5,000,000 pounds of thrust, and its ability to carry payloads up to 140,000 pounds. The rocket's journey, whether to Mars or into orbit, requires a significant amount of fuel, with one-third used in the first mile alone to overcome inertia.We then draw a fascinating parallel between the rocket's launch and the acceleration phase of a 100-meter dash in track and field. Just as the rocket needs a powerful start...
2024-08-1920 minCentral Sermon SeriesBe Generous (Matthew 5:38-48)In this episode, Julie reads a passage from "The House at Pooh Corner" where Pooh and Rabbit discuss the comforting nature of counting honey pots. This light-hearted conversation transitions into a deeper reflection on generosity, inspired by Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount. The host explores the contrast between the human desire for fairness and the Christian call to generosity, emphasizing that fairness is not the ultimate standard for Christians. The episode also delves into historical contexts, comparing the burdens faced by American colonists under British rule with those of Jews under Roman occupation. Through these stories...
2024-08-1917 minCentral Sermon SeriesBe Happy (Matthew 5:1-12)In this episode, we delve into the profound teachings of Jesus as presented in the Sermon on the Mount, specifically focusing on the Beatitudes. As we kick off our 2024 summer study at Central, we reflect on the significance of these teachings, which have transcended religious boundaries to influence broader culture and ethics. The Beatitudes, with their counterintuitive blessings, challenge our conventional beliefs and invite us to embrace a new vision of how the world works. We explore how Jesus' words, though shocking to his original audience, continue to provoke thought and inspire action today. Through anecdotes and reflections, we...
2024-08-1916 minCentral Sermon SeriesUnpacking the Sermon on the Mount: Lessons for TodaySeason 1 of Central Sermon Series embarks on a study of the Sermon on the Mount with Rev. Matt Sapp's summer 2024 sermons. The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most important and extended bodies of teaching in all of scripture, and its impact extends well beyond our faith. These three chapters of uninterrupted teaching from Christ have influenced the larger culture and even the entire Western world.In a time when fewer people are familiar with the history and basic teachings of our faith, many still have some passing familiarity with the teachings of Jesus presented in...
2024-08-1801 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedDoing the Will of GodOn this 11th Sunday after Pentecost, Aug. 4th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp, return to the Sermon on the Mount after a three-week break. We reflect on its final words from Matthew 7:21-29, where Jesus warns against false disciples. It's a call to not just hear His words but to put them into practice, building our lives on a solid foundation. The message emphasizes that it's not enough to know the will of God; we must do it. This teaching brings us full circle to the beginning of our series, where we discussed the Beatitudes and the importance of...
2024-08-1118 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedBe Self-AwareOn this 7th Sunday after Pentecost, July 7th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp delves into the profound teachings of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who reminds us that judging others blinds us to our own faults and the grace available to all. As we celebrate our freedoms this weekend, we are reminded of our equal capacity to offer God's grace instead of judgment. Rev. Matt Sapp shares a humorous and relatable story about the arduous process of renewing car tags in Fulton County, Georgia, contrasting it with the much simpler process in Coweta County today. This anecdote serves as a segue into...
2024-07-0916 min
Encouraged and EmboldenedBe MeasuredOn this 6th Sunday after Pentecost, June 30th, 2024, Rev. Matt Sapp delves into the profound teachings of Jesus on the twin excesses of wealth and worry, as highlighted in the Sermon on the Mount. We explore the timeless message of trusting in Jesus and the importance of seeking God's kingdom first. Through various anecdotes and real-life examples, we reflect on how our modern-day anxieties and material pursuits mirror those of the past. We also celebrate the impactful mission work carried out by our congregation, emphasizing the significance of giving and serving others as a remedy to the relentless pursuit of...
2024-07-0425 min