Podcasts about cultural trust

"Westmoreland Cultural Trust is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to stimulate cultural and economic development in the Westmoreland County region. We promote the performing arts; we preserve and enhance our region's assets for the benefit of the community." https://www.thepalacetheatre.org/westmoreland-cultural-trust/

The Three Rivers Arts Festival will be here before you know it, and the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust has been hard at work to line up musical guests for the ten day extravaganza. From Los Lonely Boys to Ben Folds, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra or The SugarHill Gang, Sarah Aziz from the Cultural Trust tells Rick Dayton this year's performers cover a wide range of music. She also discusses how the Trust decides what kind of musical mix they are trying to find each summer.

Ep. 66 Pam Komar: Mindful Service This week Katie shares her conversation with friend of the podcast Pam Komar of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. They discuss the power of embracing change, how to focus on wellness and taking care of yourself, and how particular programming areas are avenues to connecting with disengaged audiences. Pam also shares the history of the Cultural Trust and the impact it continues to have on Pittsburgh. Our hosts share how they unplug and take time for themselves, and we discover that Kevin is actually from the Jersey Shore. Pam Komar is the Director of Programming at The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust (https://trustarts.org/). Follow us on social media and let us know your thoughts and questions - https://linktr.ee/nobusinesslikepod Our theme song is composed by Vic Davi.

Incoming President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Kendra Whitlock Ingram, joins Rick to talk about her vision for the Cultural Trust, replacing the retiring current president Kevin McMahon, and what music you can find her listening to. 

It can be so rewarding to volunteer for a deserving organization. But it can difficult to find the right place. In this episode, Janine and Shannon discuss some considerations and strategies for finding an organization to donate your time or money. Discussion topics include: • Avoiding perfectionism in finding a place to volunteer • How Shannon found her volunteer gig at a pediatric ICU • Ways to let it be easier to find volunteer opportunities • How it's hard to take action when you don't what you want to do • Considerations for selecting a charitable action • Some different ways to volunteer • Trying out some places before making a long-term volunteer commitment • Some of the benefits to volunteering • How perfectionism can also get in the way of donating goods • Some of the perils to wanting to donate to the perfect charity • Oregon's Cultural Trust that can help make it easy to donate Visit the show notes at www.gettingtogoodenough.com for loads of links!

Hampshire Cultural Trust is an organisation that manages twenty-three museums, arts centres, and galleries across the county and cares for millions of historical objects. Chief Executive Paul Sapwell reveals what it takes to keep such a vast network of history and culture accessible to Hampshire's residents. Additionally, he explores some exciting developments the Trust is undertaking, as well as a behind-the-scenes look at a fascinating partnership.If you want to find further information on this episode or to listen to other episodes of Hampshire HistBites, visit our website.

Watch Gwalior Gharana vocalist Dr. Meeta Pandit's exclusive interview only on Raaggiri. Meeta began training with her grandfather Padma Bhushan Pt. Krishnarao Shankar Pandit and her father Pt. L.K Pandit at the age of 3. Growing up in a house where music ustads and her father's disciples visited day in and day out, and all conversations centered around music, she was exposed to the finer aspects of music from a very young age. She is the sixth in the unbroken lineage and the first woman in the family to have taken up music as a profession.

Today is a special Sunday Spotlight episode with Adam Fitz of the Westmoreland Cultural Trust, here to tell us all about the the 3rd annual Greensburg Music Fest happening on August 28th! For more info check out the following links

Trusted brands command higher prices, generate greater customer loyalty and are driven by a more enthusiastic workforce. I welcome the elegant Graham Hall to this episode.Graham along with Ian Noble and Andy Purnell created the Saturn Project and launched the idea of 'Trustonomics'. They focus on the belief that marketing isn't about ‘pushing messages' anymore. Successful brands know that investing in more useful, helpful and mutual relationships with their customers is the key to long-term success. Which is where they come in. They help organisations build authentic, consistent and compelling brands, based on a deep understanding and respect for the people you want to connect with. Once you've set the process in motion, Trustonomics will do the rest.Join myself and Graham as we discuss trust, culture, marketing and integrity.To connect with Guy Bloom in regards to Leadership Development, Executive Coaching, Team Effectiveness or appearing on the podcast: CLICK HERE 

After watching Soul, Cheryl and Lara dig into the behind the scenes and making of the movie, where we learned about Disney's Cultural Trust. In this episode, we chat about diverse perspectives in animated films, representation behind the scenes and potentially why diversity is often overlooked in the animation genre. References:The Present (Short Film) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_nJJHaNmnY&ab_channel=MAGNETFILMIt's Nice That: “Why is there a lack of women in animation, and what can we do about it?” https://www.itsnicethat.com/features/why-is-there-a-lack-of-women-in-animation-internationalwomensday-080318Let us know what you think and chat with us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WTF_WithUsCheck out our YouTube channel for extended conversations and outtakes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1O6GFhumzrq8qNBYZuF_1QTheme Music Credit: Ultra Lights by Stefan Kartenberg (c) copyright 2020 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial  (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/61225 Ft: Javolenus

Jennie Lee Podcast Series – Episode 3: Lisa May Young interviews Heather Stuart, Chief Executive of Fife Cultural Trust, OnFife

Billy Hartung - ‎Executive Director, ‎Center for Theater Arts, previews the first show at the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust since the start of Covid.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do we build trust across cultural divides? USIP's Leanne Erdberg Steadman has spent years seeking trust across the most painful of chasms—with former violent extremists in the Middle East and Africa. She shares a story of what she's learned.    Learn more and read the transcript: https://www.usip.org/publications/2021/02/building-cross-cultural-trust-even-face-extremist-violence

Kevin McMahon, President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, fills us in on the pandemic year First Night Celebration, the Harris Theater films and efforts of the Cultural Trust to maintain viability during the pandemic with the challenge of very few people in the city and most cultural events canceled. Kevin reflects on the future of the plan to add a commercial first run theater downtown. Kevin also remembers his years at the Kennedy Center as Executive Vice President where he attended and worked on the Kennedy Center Honors, met Bob Dylan, and was a regular at the White House. He suggests a few Washington DC musts for visitors.

There’s no right or wrong way to create art. It’s one place where an occasional failure is practically guaranteed. Then again, failure is in the eye of the beholder and Texas Cultural Trust CEO Heidi Marquez Smith tends to see success in almost every artistic effort. Welcome to BexarCast.

Kevin gives an update on how the Cultural Trust is transforming virtually and the struggle for stage actors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Friday and no there's no better way to slide into the weekend than with a quick Local micro-cast. A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to do the podcast LIVE in front of an audience at the Love Local Courtyard Concert Series presented by the Westmoreland Cultural Trust and Palace Theatre. Along with Adam Seifert as my co-host, we interviewed 8 musical acts over 4 days (unfortunately had to cancel one night due to weather) during a socially distanced series of very small shows. I will be releasing one of these "micro-cast" episodes per week along with our regularly scheduled episode. Here's the 2nd installment of this series with David Distefano   Special shoutout to the crew for kicking ass all week long & to Brandon Bock Media for the awesome photos! (Thumbnail)   ** Please share these episodes to promote local artists, businesses, and non-profits. One share can help tremendously **   Connect with all of us at the links below!   https://www.facebook.com/adubadee https://www.facebook.com/wctrust https://www.facebook.com/ThePalaceTheatre/ https://www.facebook.com/brandonbockmedia https://www.facebook.com/thelocal724podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Happy Friday, everyone! Last week I was given the opportunity to do the podcast LIVE in front of an audience at the Love Local Courtyard Concert Series presented by the Westmoreland Cultural Trust and Palace Theatre. Along with Adam Seifert as my co-host, we interviewed 8 musical acts over 4 days (unfortunately had to cancel one night due to weather) during a socially distanced series of very small shows. I will be releasing one of these "micro-cast" episodes per week along with our regularly scheduled episode. The first act of the series and our first micro-cast is... The Bricks.   Special shoutout to the crew for kicking ass all week long & to Brandon Bock Media for the awesome photos! (Thumbnail)   ** Please share these episodes to promote local artists, businesses, and non-profits. One share can help tremendously **   Connect with all of us at the links below!   The Bricks Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/wctrust https://www.facebook.com/ThePalaceTheatre/ https://www.facebook.com/brandonbockmedia https://www.facebook.com/thelocal724podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Holding the Space with Heather Stuart, CEO, Fife Cultural Trust

Good morning, gang! On today's episode, we have Adam "Fitz" Seifert. Besides recently taking on a full-time role at the Westmoreland Cultural Trust, Adam is a talented musician, teacher, and photographer. Born and raised in Chicago, he and his wife (a Latrobe native) relocated to Greensburg. Adam is all about networking with the community and it shows in every aspect of his life from being a content creator to being an integral part of getting the TGIS Concert Series up and running for the summer... which starts TONIGHT (6/18/20) in Greensburg!   Be sure to follow Adam and the Cultural Trust at the links below https://www.facebook.com/adamfitzmusic/ https://www.instagram.com/adamfitzmusic/ https://adamfitz.bandcamp.com/ https://www.thepalacetheatre.org/westmoreland-cultural-trust/   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Almudena and I are working on a two part series. The first focuses on leadership, culture and cohesion and draws from Almudena's 20+ year career in P&G and WPP, and more recently her work as the Founder of Unlimited Potential, a business focused on improving engagement and optimising our potential at work. This is an honest, upfront conversation and Almudena seems to offer a new piece of wisdom every minute. A Business Change Catalyst and Mind Mentor, Almu seamlessly brings together advice on culture, humanism in the work place and tips for manifesting change. We talk about the need for leaders and companies to intentionally and passionately think about the new rewards system (that celebrates the new leaders that we need for the future), after years of measuring individual metrics. We touch on how rare it is to find organisations measuring collective or human behaviours that are capable of building strong, collaborative and innovative cultures. And we ponder the fact that it is no wonder the workplace has gotten so harsh in recent years, infused by a deep level of individualism, given we haven't been implementing an approach to metrics that pushes exponential transformation at speed. "It's time to start thinking how we can drive faster change that is intentionally designed for those who are actively participating. Hanging a mission statement on the walls will no longer cut it!" "It's gonna get tough out there" - Almudena Gil, Business Change Catalyst and Mind Mentor. You can connect further with Almu via the below links - she shares a host of inspiring and valuable content via LinkedIn so its definitely worth connecting! https://www.linkedin.com/in/almudena-gil-a808096/ https://www.qualitymindglobal.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mimi-nicklin/message

Today in studio we are hyped to have Kelli Brisbane from the Westmoreland Cultural Trust. We had an amazing conversation about all of the upcoming events happening here in Greensburg and the shows at the Palace Theatre. We also discussed how the Cultural Trust is not only doing incredible things for the Greensburg community, but they're also reaching out and getting involved with surrounding communities to help spread the love of local art and community support. I can tell you that without the Cultural Trust, this podcast wouldn't exist. They've supported me as a local artist and provided me with an affordable space that I made my own. The next time you're out walking the streets of Greensburg, drop by the Westmoreland Cultural Trust and take a look at all of the amazing things that they're doing here... for instance, Art in the Alley. There's way more going on in Greensburg than I ever knew and it's only getting better. What a time to be alive, folks. Make sure to connect with the Westmoreland Cultural Trust through their website and all of the social outlets to stay up-to-date with everything happening in town! www.westmorelandculturaltrust.org https://www.facebook.com/wctrust/ https://www.instagram.com/wculturaltrust/   Also, don't forget to check us out online too for some behind the scenes photos in studio and video on our youtube channel... https://www.facebook.com/thelocal724 https://www.instagram.com/thelocal724 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaud4bP5jO0paZqNqnhByOQ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Summary:   The jagoff duo took Uncle Joey to Liberty Magic where the game Clue-like atmosphere set the scene for a “how'd that happen' kinda podcast. Lee Terbosic talked about his Houdini connection and the importance of staying in Pittsburgh to make magic, and Venue Manager and Host, Graham Fandrei, a Belize-native, beamed with pride since Pittsburgh is one-in-a-million as a magic hub hosted by the Cultural Trust.  Pittsburgh Business Show creators Bryan and Linda Jo Thornberg talked about making magic for business networking with their third year of presenting the business show with a women's expo addition this year.   Music: You Are My Sunshine (ML's fav family song)  Question of the day: We are talking making magic happen, if you could make one thing disappear what would it be?  00:48 Intro with John and Rachael about Liberty Magic at one time being the Arcade Comedy Theater and the building known for sell-out crowds.   02:19  Lee Terbosic reminds us of his preparation for Houdini 100 and how it paved the way to the Discovery Channel's interest in four episodes of an upcoming series.  Plus, what would he want to make disappear outside of a planned show?   30:11 Linda Jo and Bryan Thornberg are used to having their hands in multiple projects, and the Pittsburgh Business Show is one of the most successful.  Vendors from all over the city and beyond have a chance to network and educate others about their business model.  A speed networking event, multiple speakers, podcast pod and more will take this year to a whole new level.  Plus use the word Ya Jagoff and get a special ticket price.  43:07 Graham Fandrei is the first guy you see at Liberty Magic, and warms up the crowd at each show with anecdotes and some magic of his own.  His opera-trained voice lures you to stay and maybe take in the VIP portion of the entertainment-packed evening.   Find daily #Jagoffs posts at www.YaJagoff.com How to Listen Regularly:   All shows are free and available to listen 24/7/365 nationwide. Audio-On-Demand in-your-hand, on smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop computers.   – Available to APPLE users on the iTunes and Podcast app.   – Available to ANDROID users on Google Play Music,   – Available to ALL users via YaJagoff.com, Stitcher, or tunein   * SEARCH: YaJagoff Podcast *          iTunes        Google Play Music        tunein        RSS        Libsyn The Rivers Edge        YaJagoff Website Thanks To: Uncle Joe for social, video and photos.   How to Follow Everyone on Social Media:   Total Sports Enterprises @TotalSportsEnt John Chamberlin @YaJagoff Rachael Rennebeck @RachaelRennebe3 Pittsburgh Cultural Trust @CulturalTrust Lee Terbosic @LeeTerbosic Pittsburgh Business Show @PGHBusinessShow See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amanda and Steve check out 2 Brothers BBQ. As far as where to drink this week, nothing beats heading to friends' houses and hitting up some classic backyard BBQ and fire pits. Want to know where to be seen this weekend? Amanda and Steve are checking out Wigle Whiskey's 5-year anniversary events and the grand opening of the Tap Room and the Barrelhouse opening and malt release. Be sure to check out Death of a Salesman at the Pittsburgh Public Theater, Multiple Choice and the Cultural Trust, the Entice One Fashion Show, Millvale Music Festival, MAKEnight at the Children's Museum (with a May the 4th theme), Neighborhood Flea Market - Mother's Day Edition, Urban Hike, and Cinco de Mayo. As always, Amanda and Steve wrap the show with their segment He Said/She Said talking about sex moves: who should or does make the first move in relationships, and friends: mutual versus individual and same versus opposite sex, married/partnered versus single.

Amanda and Steve check out 2 Brothers BBQ. As far as where to drink this week, nothing beats heading to friends' houses and hitting up some classic backyard BBQ and fire pits. Want to know where to be seen this weekend? Amanda and Steve are checking out Wigle Whiskey's 5-year anniversary events and the grand opening of the Tap Room and the Barrelhouse opening and malt release. Be sure to check out Death of a Salesman at the Pittsburgh Public Theater, Multiple Choice and the Cultural Trust, the Entice One Fashion Show, Millvale Music Festival, MAKEnight at the Children's Museum (with a May the 4th theme), Neighborhood Flea Market - Mother's Day Edition, Urban Hike, and Cinco de Mayo. As always, Amanda and Steve wrap the show with their segment He Said/She Said talking about sex moves: who should or does make the first move in relationships, and friends: mutual versus individual and same versus opposite sex, married/partnered versus single.

Amanda and Steve are talking some Southern Tier Thick Mint, Social House 7, Wigle Whiskey’s anniversary event and tap room grand opening, Death of a Salesman at Pittsburgh Public Theater, the Cultural Trust’s Multiple Choice, Epic Prom, Entice One Fashion Show, and He Said – She Said: The dine and dasher blind date and blurting revealing things after sex!

May 23, 2016 #YaJagoffPodcast / Episode #022 So many things going on, a big Pittsburgh Magazine restaurant event and the famous 3 Rivers Arts Festival. But, it always rain on the Arts Festival, so much so, that you can plan your planting around it! So we have Hal B. Klein from Pittsburgh Magazine, Sarah Aziz from the Cultural Trust and hilarious WTAE Meteorologist Ray Petelin. On top of that, everyone talks about failed science projects. VIEW: YaJagoff Podcast | Ep.022 Promo Video https://youtu.be/CL1yi1RlYl8 LISTEN to the Podcast show right here below or on iTunes, Soundcloud, Google Play Music and TuneIn via “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” Episode 22 Line-up: “Raining on the Arts Festival” Episode Music: Josh Herbert, “California” 00:45 We have a roomful of people for this podcast. Craig’s boys are doing baseball and failed science projects… something other than the standard baking soda volcano. 07:10 Hal B. Klein, Pittsburgh Magazine Associate Editor is on the phone from California, about the Pittsburgh’s Best Restaurants Party at Heinz Field, June 6th. Use the code PARTY to get a discount on your event tickets. Does Hal have a failed science project story? 16:40 The 3 Rivers Arts Festival is coming, June 3rd -12th. Sarah Aziz, from the Cultural Trust, goes over the event highlights and, probably, has the best (spoiler alert) failed science project story. 27:03 We pit Sarah against WTAE-TV meteorologist, Ray Petelin. We ask why it rains on every Arts Festival. He actually brought stats - festival weather stats!!!!! And, of course, he has a failed science project! 42:10 Wrap-up but nobody wants to go home! Sara doesn’t have a ride and Ray likes us (we think). Our buds, The Food Tasters, pay homage to TJs Pub, Wilk’s Eats and Montana’s Rib and Chop House for support during #NationalBurgerMonth. How to Listen Regularly: – All shows on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” are free and available to listen 24/7 On-Demand in your hand on smartphone and tablet and on your laptop and desktop. – Apple users can find it on the iTunes Podcast app or player. – Android users can find it on the SoundCloud, Google Play Music or TuneIn website or app. * SEARCH: Pittsburgh Podcast Network • iTunes • Google Play Music • SoundCloud • tunein Don’t forget, we have a phone number, i.e. a heckling line. Call us 412-444-8JAG Find daily #Jagoffs posts at www.YaJagoff.com VIEW: Behind-the-scenes MovieMix: https://youtu.be/-e65HWoNhag Thanks To: Photo Credits: The Food Tasters The Pittsburgh Podcast Network Production: Frank Murgia and Wayne Weil How to Follow Everyone on Twitter: The Podcast @YaJagoffPodcast John Chamberlin @YaJagoff Craig Tumas @CraigTumas John Knight @JKnight841 Hal B. Klein @ThisMansKitchen Pittsburgh Magazine @PittsburghMag 3 Rivers Arts Festival @3RiversArtsFest Pittsburgh Cultural Trust @CulturalTrust Sarah Aziz @smaziz Ray Petelin, WTAE-TV @WTAE_Ray Wilk’s Eats @WilksEats TJ’s Pub @TJsPub7 Montana’s Rib and Chop House @MRCHSouthpointe The Food Tasters @TheFoodTasters Produced at talent network, inc. by the Pittsburgh Podcast Network. @talentnetworktv http://talentnetworkinc.com @pghpodcast http://PittsburghPodcastNetwork.com

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview International Award-Winning French Jazz Vocalist Cyrille Aimee. She will discuss how she started as a Jazz vocalist, and the upcoming event in Pittsburgh on September 6th at 6:30 PM. The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is pleased to announce the award-winning, internationally recognized jazz vocalist and recording artist Cyrille Aimée will be the featured performer during the Cultural Trust's Gala on Saturday, September 6, 2014, performance being held at the O'Reilly Theater located in downtown Pittsburgh's Cultural District.  Ms. Aimée was born in Fontainebleau, France where she discovered a love of the gypsy's language and music at an early age and comments, “I was hypnotized by this music which made me want to tap my feet.  Swinging music makes me so happy. ”  Ms. Aimée studied music at the American School of Modern Music in Paris and SUNY Purchase, New York.  “The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is honored that Ms. Aimée will be performing at our annual gala event.  Ms. Aimée's performance will be a highlight of the evening and we look forward to hosting this outstanding and accomplished jazz vocalist as our special guest,” comments J. Kevin McMahon, President and CEO, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.