Podcasts about ingenuityfest

1. Stephen Scott - Vikings Of The Sunrise: Fantasy On The Polynesian Star Navigators (Start with “Ocean Drum”)https://open.spotify.com/album/1HRPSkZaRp1uaoOoRI2NEB2. Sarah Kirkland Snider - Penelope (Start with “Circe and the Hanged Man”)https://open.spotify.com/album/49xHTKjIfDahbCEPNVBZ3M3. Laura Kaminsky - As One (Start with “To Know” and “Out of Nowhere”)https://open.spotify.com/album/5h6QCRWqjzpFWrTlcAoEVGPanelists:El Schoepf, M.S. (they/she) is a social science researcher who studies and teaches about power, privilege, and oppression in the performing arts. After burning out of a performing career, El sought to improve mental health services in the performing arts sector by becoming a therapist. Their research about stratified economies’ effect on human behavior and experience served as inspiration for an experiential simulation game they developed called “Star Ensemble: Exploring Power and Privilege in Classical Music.” El holds degrees in counseling psychology and music and is currently a trainee at the Gestalt Therapy Institute of Philadelphia.Robin (Rob) McGinness is an active operatic baritone, inactive composer, and instructor helping students build the necessary skills needed for diverse careers in the arts. Often featured on stage portraying opera’s “bad boy,” Rob’s operatic credits include the title roles in Eugene Onegin and Don Giovanni, as well as Marcello in La Bohème. Committed to promoting and performing new works, Rob regularly premieres new roles, including Ed Wall in Frances Pollock’s award-winning opera Stinney, and Saul Hodkin/Price in The Ghost Train by Paul Crabtree. Rob’s compositions include vocal, theatrical, and orchestral pieces premiered at IngenuityFest, Andy’s Summer Playhouse, and by the Windham Orchestra of Vermont. Rob holds degrees from the Peabody Institute and Oberlin Conservatory and is a returning Marion Roose Pullin Studio Artist at Arizona Opera.British-American soprano Claire Galloway’s theatricality covers the gamut of “palpable pain” and “splendid, funny moments” (B.I.T.R.). This summer and next, Claire is a Fellow with the Ravinia Steans Music Institute. She recently sang Sam in Stephen Crino and Joshua Scheid’s Friends House for the new Podcast Opera Company. In 2019-2020 she performed Vitella (Clemenza) and Blanche (Dialogues of the Carmelites), was a semifinalist in the James Toland Vocal Arts Competition, and performed with Opera Lafayette’s 1806 revival of Beethoven’s Léonore. An avid recitalist, she recently presented a recital based on the life of Rosa Ponselle and concerts showcasing Scandinavian and contemporary American compositions. Ms. Galloway’s innovative recital programing has resulted in the best-attended concert event at the Baltimore War Memorial Arts Initiative in past seasons. Through her teaching studio, she is currently offering a 6-month training program called Core Singer Essentials, starting in October, as well as a free 2-day preview called “Singers Take The Wheel Career Roadmap” on September 25th and 26th. Details at www.clairegalloway.com.More information at pauseandlisten.com. Pause and Listen was created by host John T.K. Scherch and co-creator/marketing manager Michele Mengel Scherch.

Join Ray & Marc as they interview performing arts innovator, technologist, speaker, and musician Thomas Mulready, creator of CoolCleveland, IngenuityFest, and This Analog World. Find out how digging deeper and understanding what's behind the music can lead to a deeper appreciation of an artist. During this up-close and personal interview, discover how music can inspire, give hope during these challenging times, and bring people together.

Today, my guests are Amanda Nyx, a painter, teacher, and installation artist, along with former guest of the show, musician Michael McFarland. I’m such a huge fan of the work Amanda and Michael do in the Cleveland area, especially their work on the McFarland Manor shows, so I wanted to have them on to help spread the word about their new project for Ingenuity Cleveland, entitled “Zen Soundscapes” In our chat, we go over the purpose of Ingenuity Cleveland and how getting involved with that space took Amanda and Michael in new directions as artists. Amanda goes deep on the history and purpose of zen gardens, and Michael explains how their project will be taking the traditional zen garden and enhancing it with technology. Most importantly, the reason I recorded and am releasing this today is to help Amanda and MIchael spread the word about their fundraiser for this project. All donations made before August 1st will be 100% matched by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Match Fund through a partnership with a new crowdfunding platform, ioby, which worked with Michael and Amanda to secure these matching funds. Zen Soundscapes Fundraiser on ioby

Today's Theme: Future Past Discussed: –Reboots, remakes, and sequels –Kavanaugh –J. K. Rowling's revisionist writing iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/can-you-not/id1052603232 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1dOCSqRB4OBA6zks9RXMvB?si=QNL8mMBPTMSe1OcuwcYX2A Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/cynpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CanYouNotPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CYNPlz

Our 27th episode is recorded from Jordan’s 8th-floor, luxury apartment in North Olmsted! With a view of the gorgeous North Olmsted skyline, which features Great Northern Mall and Walmart, the boys started the episode off discussing the beer of the week, which was Sibling Revelry’s Ohio Native Festbier. The first topic of the night, our Top Five, deals with heartbreaking sports memories. Jordan, who’s not a native Clevelander, focuses on Houston teams and Tottenham Hotspur, while Jimmy and Dan give their top five saddest Cleveland sports moments. Buckle down, folks — this one gets really depressing really quickly. We then transition into the LOTL Poll of the Week, which has to do with the Browns: do you think the Brown’s look better or worse after the first two games? Around 80 percent of Facebook and Twitter followers said they feel better about the Brown’s situation after two weeks. After that, LOTL reviews the agonizing Browns’ loss to the Saints on Sunday, the disaster of Zane Gonzalez, the Josh Gordon trade, and then they preview the Browns – Jets game on Thursday night (9/20/18). We conclude by previewing some fun events in Cleveland coming up soon, including IngenuityFest, Ohio City Street Festival, and the Solon Fall Festival. As always, follow us on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @thelotlpodcast) and give us suggestions for places to eat, drink, and hangout in Cleveland. EVENTS: Ohio City Street Festival: Sept. 23 (W. 25th St.) *Street festival featuring food, drinks, art, music, & more *Free, festival runs from 12 p.m. – 8 p.m. *For more information click here. IngenuityFest 2018: Sept. 28-30 (Hamilton Collaborative; 5401 Hamilton Ave.) *A festival where arts, science and technology intersect. 2018 theme is “FuturePast” *Hamilton Collaborative: “supports and encourages artisans and innovators working in Cleveland. Our incubator provides resources and networking opportunities…” *Masthead, Market Garden, Goldhorn Brewery & Watershed Distillery *Live music, open mic, demonstrations, art for sale *Friday: 5 p.m. – 1 a.m.; Saturday: 12 p.m. – 1 a.m.; Sunday: 12 p.m. – 5 p.m. *For more information click here. Solon Fall Festival: Oct. 6 (Solon Community Park) *Free, festival runs from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. *Family-friendly, includes games, contests, hayrides, art displays, crafts, farmers market, food trucks and more *More information click here.

For our 26th episode, we debuted a new intro! We jump right into a discussion about our poll of the week: which holiday movie do you prefer: scary, or Christmas? The boys go over the poll results and chat about which holiday movie they prefer. Then, we do our Top Five, which was our top five favorite holiday films. Dan and Jordan went with Christmas, and Jimmy went with halloween/scary movies. After that, we preview several interesting events coming up soon in the CLE, including a local music festival in Cleveland Heights, the Eastside Cleveland Flea, the Ohio City Street Festival and IngenuityFest 2018. We close out the episode discussing that crazy Brown’s game, which saw the Browns end their losing streak, but not break their winless streak. Dan, Jimmy and Jordan discuss the pros and cons of the Browns 2018 debut, and what they think will happen in week 2 against the Saints. The boys also discuss what Dan calls the “Jekyll and Hyde Tribe,” who seem to be fluctuating up and down. LOTL talks about the Josh Donaldson trade, the erratic bullpen, and which teams are the Tribe’s biggest threat. As always, follow us on social media (Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) at @thelotlpodcast.