Podcasts about artist spotlight

On this Artist Spotlight episode, we visit with Grammy Award winning engineer, Michael O'Reilly.Michael is a Grammy Award winning engineer for his work recording and mixing Dianne Reeves' A Little Moonlight (Best Jazz Vocal Album). Michael is also the mixer/engineer of 11 Grammy Award winning albums and 6 Grammy Award nominated albums, as well as 15 Platinum,19 Gold and 8 Multi-Platinum records. Simply put, most of us have heard the familiar sounds he's captured. Take for instance the Prince song “I Feel For You”, recorded by Chaka Kahn, or the very first single, “You Give Good Love”, from Whitney Houston's debut album, Whitney Houston.Michael began his career at New York's legendary Atlantic Records Recording Studios as an assistant engineer where he honed his craft. He gained experience working with a range of mega artists-- from The Rolling Stones, Bette Midler, Average White Band, George Carlin, and James Taylor to Aretha Franklin and Charles Mingus. Michael had the distinguished honor of working alongside legendary Producer Arif Mardin on virtually all of Arif's projects over the last 30 years. In addition, he has taught as an adjunct instructor of Music Engineering at NYU.

On this IAW On Air podcast episode we welcome local violinist, Keiko Tokunaga. Winner of the 2019 GRAMMY Award for Best Chamber Music/ Small Ensemble Performance, violinist Keiko Tokunaga spends most of her days touring and performing globally as a soloist and chamber musician. Keiko has performed, toured and recorded extensively with the internationally acclaimed Attacca Quartet from 2005 to 2019, and has soloed with various orchestras including the Spanish National Orchestra, Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya and Virginia Arts Festival Chamber Orchestra. She created INTERWOVEN, a multi-cultural ensemble whose mission is to eliminate discrimination against the AAAPI (Asians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders) community by integrating the musical traditions of the East and West. When she is not on the road, Keiko enjoys her career as an educator. She is currently on faculty at Fordham University. www.keikotokunaga.com 

On this Inwood Art Works On Air podcast episode, we welcome local writer and cartoonist, Liza Donnelly.  Liza Donnelly is a writer and cartoonist for The New Yorker Magazine and is a contributor to CBS News, CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Donnelly's TED talk was translated into 42 languages and viewed over 1.5 million times. The innovator of digital visual journalism called live drawing, she was the first cartoonist to be granted access on location to live draw the Academy Awards. Donnelly is the author/editor of eighteen books, most notably Very Funny Ladies, a history of women cartoonists of The New Yorker She was a Visiting Scholar at Vassar College, a Distinguished Athena Leadership Fellow at Barnard College, a recipient of an honorary PhD from University of Connecticut. Donnelly is the producer and director of WOMEN LAUGHING, a documentary that premiered in 2025 and will be streamed on newyorker.com in the fall of 2026. 

Greg returns to the show to discuss the career and legacy of the iconic rock band Smashing Pumpkins. We discuss their history, success, their catalog, and why they deserve to be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Support the show

On this Artist Spotlight edition of Inwood Art Works On Air podcast, we welcome local filmmaker, Andrew Kaberline.Andrew Kaberline is a writer and producer who tells stories somewhere on the venn diagram between "scary" and "heartwarming". He writes surreal horror, touching genre fare, and anxiety-driven nightmares. His short horror script Dummy won the HollyShorts Screenwriting Competition, was produced, and debuted at the historic TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. He's also won the ScreenCraft Animation and ScreenCraft Short Screenplay competitions (the latter, with Tallahassee Twin) and placed in the Academy Nicholl Fellowship. He was the creator and co-writer of the Serling-Award winning anthology podcast The Grayscale. He loves Criterion films, Pro Wrestling, and Survivor equal amounts.  Andrew believes a good script provides more questions than answers. 

Ihre Werke sind wie Fenster ins Universum. Pink Nebula. Emerald Origin. Dawn Sunrise. Sie malt die omnipräsente Energie, die alles miteinander verbindet und wer genauer hinschaut, findet immer irgendwo einen kleinen Schimmer. Ein Fünkchen Hoffnung, auch wenn das Bild ganz dunkel scheint. In dieser Episode erzählt Veronika, wie sie 2020 in der Corona-Zeit zur Malerei gefunden hat, was das Studium zur Kunsttherapeutin mit ihrer Bewertungsfreiheit gemacht hat, und wie sie aus einer flachen Leinwand einen Raum baut, in dem man sich verlieren darf. Sie spricht über die Konzeption ihrer Serien, über das Gefühl wann eine Reihe fertig ist, über die intuitive Arbeitsweise zwischen Lichtkegel und Schwarzraum, und über eine Frau, die nach einer Nahtoderfahrung vor ihren Bildern stand und sagte: "Das ist genau das, was ich gesehen und gefühlt habe." Eine Episode für Sammler, für Kunstinteressierte und für alle, die das Universum gerne kurz berühren.

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:01:04 Minotaurus 7117 (Musik Zum Gleichnamigen Film) 6:40 Fly Away (Remastered 2002) 1978 0:07:44 Minotaurus Your Dream 5:38 Fly Away (Remastered 2002) 1978 0:13:21 Minotaurus Lonely Seas 4:35 Fly Away (Remastered 2002) 1978 0:18:41 Minotaurus Fly Away 12:10 Fly Away (Remastered 2002) 1978 0:30:50 Minotaurus The Day The Earth Will Die 4:37 Fly Away (Remastered 2002) 1978 0:36:15 Treiyer In The Beginning 3:41 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021 0:39:57 Treiyer Wake Up 3:32 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021 0:43:29 Treiyer Serious 3:46 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021 0:48:02 Treiyer Scars (Pt. 1) (Feat. Steve Hackett) 4:45 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021 0:52:47 Treiyer Scars (Pt. 2) (Feat. Steve Rothery) 4:03 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021 0:56:50 Treiyer Back To The Light 4:33 Scars: A Journey Through A Lifetime 2021

On this Artist Spotlight edition of Inwood Art Works On Air podcast, we welcome local soprano, Karyn Levitt.Karyn Levitt wrote the shows Will There Still Be Singing? A Hanns Eisler Cabaret and On Hollywood and Weimar: Songs of European Composers from the Golden Age of Film and has performed them at renowned venues including the Center for Jewish History, Off-Broadway's York Theater, Feinstein's/54 Below, Cafe Sabarsky, Metropolitan Room, Princeton University, Brecht-Haus in Berlin and Goethe Institut-Boston and related concerts at Vassar, Amherst, and Bates Colleges, as well as Goethe Institutes in LA and Boston. She is among the leading Lied singers of the highly demanding Eisler repertoire. In addition to being a celebrated soprano, Ms. Levitt is a distinguished producer, known for her historic collaboration with Eric Bentley, whose centennial tribute she produced and performed in at The Town Hall, now documented in the feature film Honoring Eric Bentley: A Centennial Tribute Concert. Her professional background also includes acting, composing, writing, editing, and performance coaching. www.karynlevitt.com

Christin war 25 Jahre im Büro. Mit 42 kam der Reset. Trennung, Persönlichkeitsentwicklung, Corona, Bali. Heute ist sie seit 2021 Vollzeitkünstlerin in Ulm. Ihre Werke sind die Schichten dieses Resets. Acryl auf hochwertigem Leinen, eigens entwickelte Schichttechnik, Tage bis Wochen Aufbau pro Bild. Magenta auf Schwarz, dreidimensionale Buchstaben, jede Schicht eine Aussage mehr. Im Interview erzählt Christin, wie sie aus dem Personalbüro raus und in die Kunst rein gefunden hat, warum sie ihre Werke "skalierte Post-its" nennt, die von Bewusstsein, Energie und innerer Stärke handeln.

On this Inwood Art Works On Air podcast Artist Spotlight episode we interview multidisciplinary artist and performer, Clare Parme Miller.Clare is a multidisciplinary artist and performer whose work bridges theatre, improv comedy, and film. Based in New York City, Clare values spontaneity, authenticity, and play in all that she does both professionally and creatively.

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:01:11 Neon Leaves Drama 5:56 Cinema Verite 2014 0:07:06 Neon Leaves Edict Of Grace 5:59 Cinema Verite 2014 0:13:48 Neon Leaves Rites & The Passage 6:45 Cinema Verite 2014 0:20:33 Neon Leaves The Labyrinth 5:00 Cinema Verite 2014 0:25:32 Neon Leaves Pandora’s Box Of Dreams 9:31 Cinema Verite 2014 0:35:45 Trinity of Arts Grapes Of Change 4:05 TOA 2023 0:39:50 Trinity of Arts Progeny’s Exodus 4:58 TOA 2023 0:44:48 Trinity of Arts Perfect Hideaway 2:33 TOA 2023 0:47:50 Trinity of Arts Assimilation 7:17 TOA 2023

Hello! I'm so back...yet again. I wanted to kick off the (technical) premiere of the KNQ Podcast season 2 with an artist spotlight about...me? In this episode, I go through my journey finding my music taste! I go all the way back to 2017 and outline my high school years through my year end playlists. Please enjoy and if you want a college years episode, lmk :) Enjoy!Video Version: Instagram and TikTok: @king.notqueen

Welcome to Inwood Art Works podcast. On this Artist Spotlight episode, we speak with local actress and singer Karen Jolicoeur. A versatile singing actress, Ms. Jolicoeur's credits range from opera, concert and recital to musical theater and dance, and include three years as a principal artist with the Experience Vocal Dance Company. Heralded for creating “complicated, moving” characters as well as for her “warm, rich” voice, she has been known to New York audiences for her work with modern composers. She performed in numerous premieres with the Center for Contemporary Opera and Golden Fleece/The Composers Chamber Opera, appeared with the L'Opéra Français de New York at Alice Tully Hall, and has been a concert soloist at Carnegie Hall. 

Hello Artist Spotlight heads! I'm so back and this is a long awaited episode. This week's episode is about Charlie Puth and my journey as a fan. From being obsessed to cringing to being a fallen fan. This episode is a ride and a half so please please please enjoy!Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU7iUVyoJscInstagram and TikTok: @king.notqueen

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast. On this Artist Spotlight episode we speak with film director, actor, and photographer, David Zayas Jr. David Zayas Jr. is a Bronx native and made his Off-Broadway directorial debut with Simpatico, at the Chain Theatre. Prior to that he directed the Jesus Hopped the A Train staged reading starring Common, John Ortiz, and David Zayas at the LABs 30th Anniversary. David also directed multiple times at the Barn Series, which included three New Works in progress by Stephen Adly Gurgis. He is a teaching artist for directing and has directed with Planet Connections, Actors Theatre of NY, NY Theater Festival, Samuel French OOB Festival, and more. Along with award winning films in over 20 festivals. David is a member of The Actors Studio's Playwright/Directors Unit and LAByrinth Theater Company. Also did stunts and stand in work for multiple TV productions including “Dexter”, “Dexter Resurrection”, “The Following”, “Gotham”, “Shut Eye”, and movies like “Ride” and “Annie”. Follow at dzcs4u

Scott and Jon join Nick to discuss the career and legacy of Jonathan Richman. We talk about both his time with the proto-punk pioneers The Modern Lovers and his ever-eclectic solo career. We talk about a variety of topics, but have a lengthy conversation weighing the merits for a potential induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Support the show

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast! This week we speak with singer, actor, and writer Alexandra de Suze.Alexandra has hosted and performed cabaret, most recently her tribute show, Nina & Sarah & Aretha & Alex at The Green Room 42, directed for festivals, written for storytelling events, can be seen in the short films, What Do I Owe You? and Blindsight, heard on the podcasts Parenting Is A Joke, Expired, and What Happened in Skinner. She also has a satire series “Reince Preibus Tried…And other tales from the White House” on Facebook. In the meantime, she is a regular actor with The Playground Experiment, the alto at Madison Avenue Baptist Church, and was recently back behind the kit as part of No Name variety show house band The Summer Replacements. Lastly, don't forget to find her on YouTube with collaborator Richard Binder as #BinderSuze. She sends is so grateful to Jeff and Ben, and the rest of her family and friends for their love and support. www.alexandradesuze.com 

DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray (Queue Points Podcast) return to discuss the career and legacy of the iconic R&B and pop group New Edition. Topics include the group's rise to fame, their legendary lineup of members, our favorite albums and songs from their catalog, and their current nomination for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Support the show

Hello, my big music lover fans! Welcome back to another installment of Black Artist Spotlight! This is the show where we talk to upcoming Black artists, musicians and/or producers and get exposure on their journeys into music! Today our Black Artist Spotlight feature is Denyah! Denyah is a California native who began her music journey eight years ago. She classifies herself as being an indie darling, alternative R&B songstress and lowkey popstar. Her song Easy Baby has been on commercials and television shows such as the Netflix drama series, Dear White People. Recently, she released her third EP, arrhythmia, dealing with matters of the heart. Listen as she talks about her experience being one of the few Black kids in school, how she wants to make pop music fun again, the legacy she wants to leave behind, and so much more! Stream her latest EP, arrhythmia, right now on all major streaming platforms!Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/6zoKZY2wor5ZTbxZ3giOPy?si=E6vpNSaKR3Gy4Xbup4OnNA&nd=1&dlsi=77e90da2cbf44f1bApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/denyah/1373339918Tidal: https://tidal.com/artist/9715223Denyah's SocialsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsdenyah/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsdenyahYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DenyahSubstack: https://substack.com/@denyahX: https://x.com/itsdenyahSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/denyahDenyah's Music Videos:Easy Baby: https://youtu.be/9g5wd_gqt5s?si=NOe9bccKsAfhc7NeDaydreams: https://youtu.be/jmBj3xAkvu8?si=ibpYXNQGvCkHHpcGShadowerk: https://youtu.be/J6h5we8zqB8?si=q_LBTYrdGUiMJbn5The Liberation of Black Music Podcast Socials:Email: liberationofblackmusicpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liberationofblackmusicpodcast/YouTube: https://youtube.com/@theliberationofblackmusicpod?si=YrtjTKEHdCeD2oAiTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@liberationblackmusicpod?_t=ZP-90pVhZ7Ecdr&_r=1Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LiberationofBlackMusicPodcast?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creatorKevaun's Socials:IG: https://www.instagram.com/kevaunthesunflower?igsh=dzIzcDFicHBldHljTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kevaunthesunflower?_t=ZP-90pVdR9stEU&_r=1YouTube: https://youtube.com/@kevaunthesunflower?si=A_zR1EXUNndAsMo_SoundCloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/YRhFbAx1ne2XMEu68Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/kevaunthesunflower/homeIf you want to support the show monetarily:Cashapp: $liberationofblkmupodVenmo: $liberationofblkmupodTimestamps0:00 Song: Easy Baby (from Easy Baby- Single)3:21 Denyah Welcomes You to the Show3:35 The Liberation Intro4:25 Preamble5:13 Introduction of Denyah7:52 Kevaun's Introduction to Denyah 11:42 What is the Meaning of Denyah? 13:36 Duration of Being an Artist15:08 Denyah's Origins18:33 Denyah's Experience of Being One of the Few Black Kids in School22:20 What Made Denyah Get into Music27:43 Denyah's First Song29:54 A Day in the Studio for Denyah36:36 The Inspiration Behind Easy Baby40:09 The Inspiration Behind Daydreams42:29 The Inspiration Behind Shadowerk43:59 Song: Shadowerk (from the Always in My Room EP)47:06 Pros and Cons of Denyah's Music Journey 50:41 Denyah's Legacy She Wants to Leave Behind52:50 One Word Denyah Describes Her Music 53:54 The Inspiration Behind RUNNING (matters of the heart)56:37 Song: RUNNING (matters of the heart) (from arrhythmia EP)59:20 This or That?: Denyah Edition1:06:53 Final Thoughts from Denyah 1:08:58 Patreon Shoutouts1:09:47 Outro: FUBU- Solange (ft. BJ the Chicago Kid and The-Dream)A podcast FOR US BY US.

Cally and Loïc (co-hosts of Shakipedia: A Shakira Podcast) join Nick to discuss the career and legacy of Latin pop superstar and cultural icon Shakira! We discussed a variety of topics including Shakira's electifying live shows, her Spanish-language works of the 90s, her breakthrough success on the American charts in 2001, the legacy of her smash "Hips Don't Lie," and her current nomination for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Support the show

The energy was absolute fire when Atlanta R&B singer-songwriter JaQuandice stopped by for an exclusive sit-down on The Ash Said It Show. As a professional choreographer and creative director, she brought a 360-degree perspective on what it takes to thrive as an independent artist in 2026. We got deep into the weeds on her creative process, the influence of Atlanta's Trap-Soul culture, and the raw discipline required to build a lasting musical legacy. We kicked things off talking about that unmistakable Atlanta music scene energy. She credits the city's unique DNA for the specific sound of her new single, "How To Love." To her, Atlanta music has to have a certain rhythmic bounce to survive the streets but enough soul to actually mean something. It's that perfect marriage of grit and velvet that she's completely mastered in her latest release. One of the most fascinating reveals was how her brain works as a professional choreographer while she's songwriting. She actually visualizes the dance moves and the "pocket" of the movement while the lyrics are still coming together. If she can't feel the dance in the words, the song isn't finished. She's essentially building an entire visual world before the track even hits the mixing board. She also dropped some serious gems about the stage discipline she gained from performing Beyoncé and Janet Jackson tributes. It wasn't just about nailing the iconic steps; it was about the stamina, the eye contact, and the elite mindset of a headliner. She's now applying that high-level precision to her own live shows, ensuring every hand placement and vocal run is intentional. When we got into the heart of "How To Love," she didn't hold back on the message behind the music. In a world dominated by messy "situationships" and modern romance hurdles, her goal is to inspire listeners to stop negotiating their standards. It's an anthem for anyone ready to trade "it's complicated" for real substance. Interestingly, she mentioned that being that vulnerable in her songwriting was the most challenging part of the project—even more than the choreography or the vocal production. Looking ahead five years, the goal isn't just a viral moment; it's a legacy. She wants the JaQuandice brand to be synonymous with timeless storytelling and independent artist power. She isn't just making hits; she's creating an inheritance for the next generation of R&B. Web: http://www.jaquandice.com/ JaQuandice is a premier Atlanta-based R&B singer-songwriter, choreographer, and creative director redefining the landscape of modern soul. Known for her "cinematic storytelling," she seamlessly blends the nostalgic essence of 90s R&B with a contemporary Gen Z perspective. Since her debut in 2017, JaQuandice has emerged as a powerhouse in the independent music scene, gaining global traction with hits like "Tell Me" and "How To Love." Her musical foundation was built on discipline and authentic craft long before the era of viral algorithms. Beginning her journey in 2010 during high school, she spent years developing a "pressure-tested" artistry in the competitive Atlanta music scene. After sharpening her voice with acclaimed covers of artists like 6lack and 50 Cent, she released her breakout single "Top Back" in 2017. By 2026, her catalog has reached significant milestones, with her single "How To Love" entering heavy rotation on iHeartRadio's 99.7 DA HEAT MIAMI, broadcasting her signature "female empowerment" sound to international audiences. Currently, JaQuandice is leading the R&B X Supreme mix show on 99.7 DA HEAT MIAMI, further solidifying her role as a tastemaker in the genre. Her 2026 evolution—marked by a sharper pen and a deeper stage presence—signals an arrival rather than a comeback. She continues to advocate for independent artist ownership and the preservation of soulful, message-driven music. — Ready to ignite the spark that levels up your entire life? Meet Ash Brown—the American powerhouse, motivational architect, and ultimate hype-woman dedicated to your personal and professional evolution. Ash is far more than a voice in the personal development space; she is a trusted ally who delivers a masterclass in real-talk wisdom and infectious energy. Whether you are navigating a crossroads or ready to scale your grandest ambitions, Ash fuels your journey with a high-octane blend of heart and hustle.

We would LOVE to hear what you think. Please drop a line.In this bonus episode, hosts Infinite and Brick team up to dive into a vibrant mix of music talk, reflections, and spotlight moments. From classroom studio vibes to chart-topping conversations, they cover:Homework Homework Assignment**: Creative prompts, listener challenges, and how school-age music vibes shape the scene.March's Musical Connection**: Why March feels special for music, rituals, releases, and the seasonal soundtrack.Music Turning 30 in 2026**: Celebrating albums and tracks released in 1996 that still resonate today.New Music Drops in Q1 2026**: Fresh records and standout tracks from January through March, with quick takes and hot takes.Radar Artists**: The artists folks should be watching right now and why they're making waves.Email Replies Manifesto**: Funny, heartfelt, or memorable email responses that audiences sent in—what they reveal about the music community.Music History Minute**: Quick dives into pivotal moments that shaped genres, producers, and scenes.Artist Birthdays**: Celebrating birthdays and the lasting impact of artists who were born in the calendar's month.Artist Spotlight: Lil Durk**: A focused look at Lil Durk's influence, catalog highlights, and what's next on the horizon.Tune in for a relaxed yet insightful conversation, playful banter, and a deep appreciation for the sounds that move us. Whether you're a casual listener, a playlist curator, or a hardcore music history nerd, this episode has something for you. Grab your headphones, press play, and join Infinite and Brick on a melodic journey through March and beyond.Support the show

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:00:21 1 Missa Mercuria 1 0:46 0:01:07 Missa Mercuria Whisper of the Soul (Watergoddess) 6:13 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:07:20 Missa Mercuria Mother Earth (Earthgoddess) 4:37 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:11:57 1 Missa Mercuria 2 0:38 0:12:35 Missa Mercuria Spirit of Wisdom 5:58 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:18:33 Missa Mercuria The Fairytale of Truth 4:44 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:23:17 1 Missa Mercuria 3 0:48 0:24:05 Missa Mercuria Bursting Ego 5:01 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:29:06 Missa Mercuria Rectificando 6:55 Missa Mercuria 2002 0:36:01 2 Mirayon 1 0:36 0:36:36 Mirayon It’s Not About Perfection 5:44 A Tale Of Challenging Hope 2020 0:42:20 Mirayon We Run We Hide 6:40 A Tale Of Challenging Hope 2020 0:49:00 2 Mirayon 2 0:41 0:49:41 Mirayon I Am His Child 3:51 A Tale Of Challenging Hope 2020 0:53:32 Mirayon You Are The Light 10:00 A Tale Of Challenging Hope 2020

Historian and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame voter Charles Hughes joins Nick to discuss the career and legacy of Oasis. They cover a range of topics, including the band's status as Britpop legends, the massive success of their tour last year, and their current Rock Hall nomination (the third consecutive year they've appeared on the ballot).Check out Charles's blog series No Fences Review, which he co-authors with former guest and friend of the show, David Cantwell.Support the show

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast. This episode puts the spotlight on local filmmaker, Caleb Clarke.Caleb Clarke is a Manhattan-based writer, director, and editor who is drawn to themes of grace, shame, and redemption as well as the destigmatization of mental health issues. Caleb wrote the screenplays for three narrative short films produced through Times Square Church. Of those, his favorite project with TSC is Unseen (2023), a short he also directed and edited that explores faith and mental health. Caleb has shot and edited branded content, music videos, a dance film, and worked as an additional editor on a feature length documentary for Athletic Brewing.Currently, Caleb resides in Washington Heights surrounded by many actor friends who helped inspire the theatrical setting of his upcoming short film An Act of Penance, which he received an Inwood Film Festival Filmmaker fund award. You can view more of his work here: calebmclarke.com. 

A year later, we are back with the seventh episode of Arts for Vets ND Local Artist Spotlight! We are joined by Arts 4 Vets Manager, Mandy Smestad, ERA Now Co-President, Lisa Martinez, and Marketing Coordinator Chloe Piekkola who are involved in the upcoming “She Holds These Truths” International Women's Day exhibit happening at the Arts for Vets Gallery with an opening reception on March 7th from 1-5pm. The exhibit will be running March 1st through March 31st. To find out more info, visit the Facebook event page - https://bit.ly/4rqOMoV- for info on IWD-themed workshops at Arts for Vets Gallery, visit: https://eranow.eventbrite.com    To view Mandy Smestad's art and for purchase inquiries visit https://www.facebook.com/madeline.smestad - or email - artsforvets.staff@gmail.com or phone 701-317-6711   For more information on the Grand Forks Women's Fund, search “gfwomensfund” on all socials, or contact via email – gfwomensfund@gofoundation.org or chloepiekk@gmail.com   To find out more about Arts For Vets visit the Facebook page at -  https://www.facebook.com/Arts4Vetspublic/ - Facebook group - www.facebook.com/groups/379234713365226 - Instagram - www.instagram.com/artsforvetsgf/ - or call 701-330-3072. Visit their gallery in Grand Forks at 215 North 3rd Street, or their exhibit in UND Columbia Hall at 501 N Columbia Road in Grand Forks, ND. Support Arts for Vets ND by accessing their GoFundMe page - https://gofund.me/572989cf - or Venmo page - https://account.venmo.com/u/arts4vets   Access past Local Artist Spotlight episodes at - https://artsforvetsnd.podbean.com/ - Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com   #art #grandforks #art4vets @Arts4Vetspublic #veterans #military #interview #GFBS #grandforksbestsource #acrylic #metal #oil #watercolor #photography #IWD #womensday  

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast! On this episode we feature a multimedia artist, animator and filmmaker, Samuel Wright Smith. Samuel Wright Smith is a multimedia artist, animator and filmmaker based in Manhattan. Sam is interested in projects that blur imagined boundaries and explore connectedness. His animation work primarily utilizes less-common, low-tech physical media techniques, including watercolor, linocut print, collage cutouts, and oil pastel. Smith is interested in philosophies of social practice and dharma art.His experimental animation work has screened at such festivals as DOCNYC, Rooftop Films, and in a documentary produced by PBS. He is an NYU Tisch Film/TV graduate.Samuel is a lover of city park sycamore trees, halal cart falafel sandwiches and (controversially) subway rats. Learn more at www.samwsmith.net

OddKidOut pulls up to talk creativity, career pivots, and how he built a lane by refusing to stay in one lane. From a wild “one night in LA” moment that turned into living with Skrillex, to learning the power of simplicity, motifs, and world-building inside a track, this episode is packed with real producer talk.We get into finger drumming, Maschine, Ableton workflow, label experiences (and what labels actually do beyond “plays”), and the mindset shift that helped him go from experimenting across genres to funneling his sound into a stronger live show + artist identity.In this episode:The Skrillex story: how one session turned into moving to LA and building a careerThe biggest lesson from watching Skrillex work: simplicity, callbacks, and using what's already in the trackWhy OddKidOut avoids reference tracks, templates, and overthinking—“fishing” for ideas insteadMaschine as an instrument (not a DAW): why it's strictly performance-first for himHow he navigated releasing across major labels—and the real “perks” that matter (touring, games, community, opportunities)Performing without CDJs: how to make venues/sound techs love you even with extra gearEDM friendships vs business relationships: building real connections without forcing itIf you're a producer trying to find your identity, improve your workflow, or understand how to play the long game in electronic music, this one's for you.

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:01:04 Ken’s Novel The Guide 8:58 The Guide 1999 0:10:02 Ken’s Novel Guilty Witnesses 5:26 The Guide 1999 0:16:11 Ken’s Novel Homeland 8:07 The Guide 1999 0:24:18 Ken’s Novel Power And Dignity 7:34 The Guide 1999 0:32:39 Jinetes Negros La Gesta Del Poder 5:09 Omniem 2008 0:37:49 Jinetes Negros Against The World Again 4:16 Omniem 2008 0:42:52 Jinetes Negros Juez De Los Malos 4:42 Tawa Sarira 2013 0:47:34 Jinetes Negros Amada Inmortal 5:45 Tawa Sarira 2013 0:53:20 Jinetes Negros Purgatorio 6:56 Tawa Sarira 2013

In der heutigen Episode vom Artist Spotlight interviewe ich Riccardo Damiano. Ricco hat einen komplett eigenen Weg entwickelt, der ihn von Dubai über Panama bis in die Herzen seiner Kunden gebracht hat.  Sei gespannt auf dieses besondere Interview!

Musician and Engineer Mark Winters (@markwintersmusic) joins Jenn Tully to talk about his music and his process.  This is Part 2 of their discussion, and their is a mention of suicide.  Please know that if you're struggling, help is available by dialing 988, you are not alone. All of the songs are by Mark Winters! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hNn3KaJ92mMK7RIEehHAN?si=2adf1576f5cf4b701. What Does It Mean To Be Human2. Let It Rain 3. Strong-Acoustic Me

Tim Durling (Author of Sing Me Away: The Night Ranger Album Review and host of Tim's Vinyl Confessions) joins Nick to discuss the career and legacy of classic rock legends Night Ranger! We discuss the band's sound, their influences, their iconic song "Sister Christian," among other topics. We conclude by revealing our favorite songs and albums from their catalog. Support the show

Hello 2026! I am so excited to be back, and what better way to return than with a huuuge hot take. This week's episode is about Gabbie Hanna and her music career thus far. Controversy aside, this episode will walk you through her early career highs and later career lows. Enjoy!Video Version: https://youtu.be/W5S2_JuNJokInstagram and TikTok: @king.notqueen

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air podcast! On this episode we feature theater maker and artist enabler, Lauren Britt-Elmore. Dr. Lauren Britt-Elmore has the good fortune to have spent her entire career working in and with the theater. Finding her home in theater as an actor, she eventually found her place as a self-described “artist enabler.” She has cultivated that role for more than 20 years as a leader and coalition builder - crafting policy, implementing strategic plans, and leading programs. Check out the great work she is doing at The Flea Theater

Edmund Dansart is back from hiatus to join the show for a special tribute episode.  In this one, we celebrate the life and career of comics fast and furious artist Sal Buscema, followed by recapping comic news from the year so far, like the global Supergirl anthology and the Absolute Universe's latest reprint run. Ed also chimes in with his favorite comics at the moment (Universal Monsters: The Invincible Man, James Stokoe's Orphan in the Five Beasts, This Ends Tonight)Check out patreon.com/theshortbox for pt. 2 and more comic news recap!Calling all comic book art fans, get your tickets for the Orlando Art Expo next weekend, February 20 -22nd (HERE)LINKS: Buy Short Box merch like hats & shirts: HEREJoin our Patreon Community, and get access to bonus episodes, free comics, and other rewards! Try a FREE 7-day trial: HERETake your comic shopping experience to the limit, by shopping online at Gotham City Limit!Click here to text us Fan Mail!Check out Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Battle Nexus, the raddest TMNT event of the decade! Buy your tickets for Collective Con 2026, Northeast Florida's largest pop culture convention: HERE Proudly sponsored by Gotham City LimitProudly sponsored by Collective ConProudly sponsored by IDW ComicsDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showREACH OUT!

Musician and Engineer Mark Winters (@markwintersmusic) joins Jenn Tully to talk about his music and his process.  This is Part 1 of their discussion, part 2 will be in your feed next Monday.  All of the songs are by Mark Winters! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6hNn3KaJ92mMK7RIEehHAN?si=2adf1576f5cf4b701. Fake Gravity2. Velocity

In another installment of our appreciation of special effects artists, the crew look at three films featuring the work of Steve Johnson. Dead Heat, Species, and Return of the Living Dead 3 on this episode of Attack of the Killer Podcast! Listen & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts or go to http://www.aotkp.com Connect with the show: Become an Official Attacker: http://jointheattackers.com/ Visit our website: http://www.attackofthekillerpodcast.com/ Like us on https://www.facebook.com/attackofthekillerpodcast Follow us on https://twitter.com/AotKP Follow us on https://tiktok.com/@attackofthekiller  Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/attackofthekillerpodcast/ Follow us on https://www.threads.net/@attackofthekillerpodcast Subscribe on https://www.youtube.com/attackofthekillerpodcast Join us on https://www.aotkp.com/discord  Support the show at https://www.patreon.com/aotkp/posts Lastly, check out all the amazing shows at http://thepfpn.com

We'll hear from Highlands Charter's executive director and a student about what the loss of the charter means for them. Plus, UC Berkeley invests in improving the health of female athletes. Finally, celebrating classical artists who call Sac home.

Start Artist Song Time Album Year 0:00:20 1 My announcement 0:36 0:00:57 Jono Man of Misery 2:57 Silence 2015 0:03:53 Jono Clear 4:50 Silence 2015 0:08:43 2 Nicka announcement 0:10 0:08:53 Jono Can We Make It 4:13 Silence 2015 0:13:07 Jono Opus 6:58 Silence 2015 0:20:05 3 My announcement 0:27 0:20:33 Jono I Was The One 3:44 Requiem 2013 0:24:17 Jono Requiem 5:49 Requiem 2013 0:30:05 Jono Dead Or Alive 3:42 Requiem 2013 0:33:47 4 My announcement 0:45 0:34:32 Jono No Return 5:04 Life 2017 0:39:36 Jono Downside 7:22 Life 2017 0:46:58 5 My announcement 0:39 0:47:37 Jono To Be Near You 6:43 Life 2017 0:54:20 Jono The Magician 4:49 Life 2017

Artist Bette A. shares her collaboration with Brian Eno, reading her short stories over his ambient music. Discover how slowing down her delivery and embracing silence gave her words new power.Listen to Episode 348 - A Symphony of Colors: Bette A., Brian Eno, and the Magic Within Their Collaboration

Josh Mackenzie (host of Vinyl Spin YVR) joins Nick to discuss the solo career of Burton Cummings. Topics discussed include Cummings' time with the Guess Who, his status as one of Canada's most beloved musicians, his album covers, and share our favorite songs from his legendary career. Support the show

Welcome to Inwood Art Works On Air. On this Artist Spotlight episode, we chat with actor and filmmaker, Manny PérezBorn in the Dominican Republic and based uptown in Washington Heights, Manny Pérez is a Dominican American actor that has gained international recognition for his contributions to film and television. He gained significant attention for his performance in the film "Washington Heights" (2002), which he cowrote and produced. His portrayal in this independent film earned him critical acclaim, with The New York Times noting that he has "charisma to burn."  He has appeared in various television series, including "Third Watch," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," and "The Blacklist." His versatility as an actor has allowed him to take on both leading and supporting roles in numerous films, including "La Soga", which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, it's two sequels, and many others.  Manny is not only recognized for his film work but also for his humanitarian efforts. He has been involved in charitable activities, including donating shoes to families affected by Hurricane Noel in the Dominican Republic. 

Start Artist Song Time Album Year Cynosura 0:01:09 Cynosura What Fills Your Eyes 7:40 431 2011 0:08:49 Cynosura Walking Through Fire 4:16 431 2011 0:13:34 Cynosura The Arc Of Night 7:21 431 2011 0:20:55 Cynosura Broken Worlds 6:43 431 2011 GALL 0:28:37 Gall In The Mirror Of Dreams 5:54 Anonym 2010 0:34:31 Gall Disaster Calls Another 7:04 Anonym 2010 0:42:16 Gall Evening Sun 6:24 Anonym 2010 0:48:41 Gall Fools Don’t Lie 5:43 Anonym 2010 0:54:24 Gall Irish Dance 5:41 Anonym 2010

This week on the Mr. Throwback Thursday Podcast, we bring you the next episode in our Artist Spotlight series “Mr. Throwback Thursday Presents”. This time around, we discuss the pride of Money Earning Mt. Vernon, Mr. Big Stuff, The Overweight Lover, Waterbed Hev; the incomparable Heavy D. What else? Let's listen. Fresh in Peace Forever a Peaceful Journey Label Anchor Nuttin But Love The Underrated Lover Trouble T-Roy Crossed The Heavster Record One – Nuttin' but Love Playlist of the Week   Artist of the Month – Heavy D Bill Reads Lyrics Check us out on social media. Instagram: @mrthrowbackthursday | @bill_mr_tbtThreads: @mrthrowbackthursday | @bill_mr_tbtX (Twitter): @THE_Mr_TBT | @bill_mr_tbt Facebook: Mr. Throwback ThursdayYouTube: @mrtbt

Traci and Jon join the show to discuss the career and legacy of Phil Collins, one of the most legendary musicians of all time. We focus on Collins' solo career and explore a wide range of topics, including his years with Genesis, his catalog of massively successful songs (“In the Air Tonight,” “You'll Be in My Heart,” among others), and his legendary performances at Live Aid. We also discuss why he deserves a second induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Traci's campaign Get Phil Voted In raises awareness to help get Collins inducted into the Rock and preserve his legacy as a pop culture icon. And while you're at it...fill out her campaign's form to share your fandom and consider supporting their effort via Patreon. Support the show

In Episode 9 of our Artist Spotlight, we sit down with future bass/trap legend Abe Laguna (aka OOKAY) to dive into the track that changed everything—“Thief.”Believe it or not, the song was rejected by four labels before becoming an unexpected wedding anthem. We also dove into the revival of future bass , the direction of Ookay's new album, why dance music always moves in cycles, and Skrillex's recent copyright controversy. Ookay also shares a preview of unreleased tracks, including some nostalgic future bass magic. The conversation takes us through AI's growing role in dance music, the evolution of the culture, and why strong songwriting still matters more than ever.If you've been missing that 2015 future bass energy, you're in for a treat you won't get anywhere else! Be sure to tune into this one and we hope you enjoy!!

From opera stages to festival main stages, Evan GIIA's journey into EDM is anything but typical. In this Artist Spotlight, she reveals the chaotic—and hilarious—story behind writing her breakout hit “Westworld” (yes, it started with a full-on power hour). We dive into her shift from classical vocalist to DJ/producer, what it's like performing while pregnant, and how she's juggling creative evolution with real life in the middle of tour season. Don't miss this one! This episode is raw, honest, and seriously fun you can't get anywhere else!

Join Timmy Trumpet on SINPHONY Radio episode 246 for artist spotlight: Zedd. Plus, Rome is rumoured to host epic Colosseum raves.

Welcome to this Inwood Art Works On Air podcast artist spotlight episode featuring local actor, producer, director, and writer, Kimberly Dillon. Kimberly's short film 'One Day', which she wrote, produced, and directed, has been making its festival run and explores one woman's experience as the world transitions to a matriarchy. Other recent producing includes the short doc film ‘Warriors of Education' and dramatic short ‘Sound/Vision'(Jeremiah Kipp, dir.), as well as a site-specific run of John Patrick Shanley's play ‘Savage in Limbo', the one-woman show ‘The Road Back' (Padraic Lillis, dir.), and the devised play ‘Between the Threads: Jewish Women Project' (Cora Cohen, dir.) For more visit: www.kimberlydillon.net