Podcasts about young artists

1 John 4:9-10 | Thomas Brooks | Peruvian Highlands by Fernweh Goldfish | Advice to a Young Artist by Honoré Daumier | Find more at www.ryanbush.org

Julie Whitney, organizer, 2025 Mtn Crest/Ridgeline Young Artists Cup -- Arches, Zion NPs announce attraction closures due to staffing issues

D'Gala vun den International Classical Music Awards ass all Joer op enger anerer Plaz. 2022 war se an der Lëtzebuerger Philharmonie. Dëst Joer ass d'Gala an der Tonhalle Düsseldorf. Ënner de Gewënner ass 2025 mam Cellist Benjamin Kruithof och ee Lëtzebuerger. An der aktueller Saison als Rising Star an der Philharmonie opgetrueden, gëtt dee 26 Joer alen Cellist bei den ICMA mam Young Artist of the Year Award ausgezeechent. Lauschtert de Concert mat Moderatioune vum Lex Kauffmann a Christophe Mirkes iwwer de radio 100,7 oder online am Livestream iwwer de Site www.opus.radio.

In this concluding episode of the series focusing on artists and climate change, I'm reflecting on the emotional impact of dedicating multiple episodes to the pressing issue of climate change. Initially optimistic about the potential of governmental agendas to address environmental issues, I'm feeling disheartenment, to say the least, due to political challenges that threaten environmental protection efforts. However, I found renewed hope through community engagement and the creativity of young filmmakers at a film screening event I co-hosted.Key Highlights:·       My Personal Journey: I share my shift towards a more eco-conscious mindset after focusing on climate-themed episodes.·       Political Disappointment: My optimism about Biden's climate agenda is challenged by political setbacks, including threats to the EPA and public land protections.·       Community and Art as Hope: I highlight a film screening event I co-hosted with filmmaker Kristin Tièche, featuring local films on environmental topics. Young filmmakers offered a refreshing perspective, focusing on community solutions and creative problem-solving.·       Young Filmmakers' Impact: Despite climate challenges, the youngest participants exhibited hope and determination, emphasizing community engagement as a path forward.·       Appreciation and Future Vision: Thank you, listeners for your support! Stay tuned for the next series which will focus on artists in healthcare fields, beginning in early April.Mentioned Films and Contributors:1.     The Invisible Mammal by Kristin Tièche, focuses on bats.2.     Film by Cynthia Abbott featuring artist Tess Felix and her ocean plastic portraits.3.     Above Ground by Jimmy Ramirez, discusses Oakland's natural waterways.4.     Threads of Change by Ethan Lee, covers fast fashion's environmental effects.5.     What's at Steak by Alisa Ching, Ashlynn Wong, and Sonia Shin, addresses beef overconsumption and global warming.Acknowledgments:·       Special thanks to the podcast editor, Iva Hristova.·       Gratitude to musicians Ketsa and Lobo Loco for the podcast's music.·       Appreciation for listener donations and engagement throughout the series.Next Series Preview:·       After a month-long break, the podcast will return in April with a new series focused on artists in the healthcare sector.Listeners are encouraged to stay connected and join for future episodes as the podcast continues to explore the intersection of art and transformative societal impact.Don't forget to go to my website and leave me YOUR story of belonging to feature on a future episode!Buy Me a Coffee!Links to artists mentioned in the episode.Kristin Tièche, The Invisible MammalCynthia Abbott, Every Second BreathFollow Me!●      Art Heals All Wounds Website●      My Instagram ●      My LinkedIn●      Art Heals All Wounds Instagram

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Mixing ceremonial pomp with pastoral splendor, this survey of British classics features Haydn's last and grandest symphonic statement, the London Symphony; exquisite gems by Elgar and Britten, and the soaring beauty of Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending with violinist Stella Chen, winner of the prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition and Gramophone's 2023 Young Artist of the Year. Marking the 150th anniversary of Ravel's birth, the program crosses the English Channel for the composer's beguiling Tzigane. CSO Concertmaster Robert Chen has withdrawn from his planned solo appearances in these performances due to rotator cuff tendinitis symptoms. Learn more: cso.org/performances/24-25/cso-classical/glover-and-english-classics

Dana In The Morning HighlightsHouston area could see temps down in the low 20s later this weekYoung artsists were honored at the RodeoHouston's School Art Awards CeremonyDoes height matter when you're choosing a partner?? What other requirements do YOU have?

This broadcast is inspired by the Oregon Symphony's The Nature of Music live performances, happening February 12th in Salem and February 13th in Portland. The Oregon Symphony's Associate Conductor Deanna Tham and co-host Amir Avsker, All Classical Radio and ICAN's 2023 Young Artist in Residence, will guide you through an imaginative journey through rivers, forests, and gardens—all brought to life through the theater of the mind and classical masterpieces.

Welcome to The Money Trench. In this episode, Mark catches up with the lead singer of The Kooks, Luke Pritchard. Throughout their chat, the pair discuss the latest in the music industry, including the TikTok ban and what it means for artists, the impact of AI, and more on the Los Angeles Wildfires. Luke also talks through some of the difficulties facing young artists today and what the industry needs to do to support them, as well as sharing stories of his journey to success - including working on the band's legendary debut album, and kicking Alex Turner of The Arctic Monkeys in the face! NEWSLETTER Sign up HERE for the TMT newsletter - featuring each week's hottest music industry stories. PPL  The Money Trench is sponsored by the PPL. KEEP UP TO DATE For the latest podcast and music business updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @the_money_trench LinkedIn: The Money Trench Website: The Money Trench GET IN TOUCH If you have any feedback, guest suggestions or general comments? We'd love to hear from you! - Get in touch here! Thanks to our partners PPL  Earth/Percent Tom A Smith Aimless Play Fourth Pillar Sennheiser Junkhead Studio Tape Notes Executive Producer: Mike Walsh Producer: Tape Notes 

LIVE With The Elidas: Early Days, Music Is Personal & Advice For Young Artists

De jonke Lëtzebuerger Cellist Benjamin Kruithof kritt de Präis vum Young Artist of the Year den 21. Mäerz beim Galaconcert vun den International Classical Music Awards 2025 an der Tonhalle zu Düsseldorf iwwerreecht. Hie gouf vum radio an opus 100,7 nominéiert a vum Jury vun den ICMA als Gewënner erausgesicht. Dëse Jury setzt sech Vertrieder vun 19 Medien aus 16 verschiddene Länner zesummen. Lëtzebuerg ass iwwer pizzicato.lu an de radio 100,7 an dësem Jury vertrueden.

For centuries, Native American art has been viewed through the lens of collectors, art historians, and tourists. But how have Native artists considered their own work? For many tribal artists, there was a financial incentive to create objects that would appeal to non-Natives. But that's changing. Across the U.S., Indigenous artists are fighting stereotypes, protesting cultural appropriation, and carving spaces for their work in museums and galleries beyond those reserved for Native artists. Indigenous Affairs Reporter Debra Utacia Krol, a correspondent for The Arizona Republic, part of the USA TODAY network, joins The Excerpt to discuss how Native art has grown and evolved.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fluent Fiction - Mandarin Chinese: Balancing Lanterns: A Young Artist's Mid-Autumn Awakening Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/zh/episode/2024-12-22-08-38-19-zh Story Transcript:Zh: 灯笼市场熙熙攘攘，到处都是欢声笑语。En: The Denglong market was bustling, filled with laughter everywhere.Zh: 正值中秋节，五彩缤纷的灯笼如繁星般点缀夜空，甜美的月饼香气弥漫在空气中。En: It was the Zhongqiujie (Mid-Autumn Festival), and the colorful lanterns decorated the night sky like stars, while the sweet aroma of yuebing (mooncakes) filled the air.Zh: 玉涵站在市场的入口，犹豫不决。En: Yuhan stood at the entrance of the market, indecisive.Zh: 她的心里有两个声音在争斗：一个告诉她留下来，和家人团聚；另一个催促她，为了迎接即将到来的艺术委托，赶快回去完成手头的作品。En: Two voices battled in her mind: one telling her to stay and reunite with her family, the other urging her to rush back and complete her current art project for an upcoming commission.Zh: 玉涵是一名年轻的艺术家，她住在城市里，努力追求自己的事业。En: Yuhan is a young artist living in the city, striving to pursue her career.Zh: 从小她就喜欢画画，而如今机会就在眼前，只差最后一步就能实现她多年追求的梦想。En: From a young age, she loved painting, and now an opportunity was right in front of her—just one last step away from realizing her long-sought-after dream.Zh: 然而，她的家庭却在这个特别的节日聚集在一起，期待着她的出现，特别是奶奶美琳——她总是那么想念她。En: However, her family was gathering on this special holiday, anticipating her arrival, especially her grandmother Meilin—who always missed her dearly.Zh: 玉涵走进了市场，看到表哥金海正帮奶奶挑选灯笼。En: Yuhan walked into the market and saw her cousin Jinhai helping her grandmother choose lanterns.Zh: 金海对她露出一抹支持的微笑。En: Jinhai gave her a supportive smile.Zh: 他总是那么从容，总是能让家人之间的关系变得更加紧密。En: He was always so calm and always made family relationships stronger.Zh: 虽然他心里也有想去世界各地旅行的梦想，却选择留在家人身边，成为联系大家的桥梁。En: Even though he had dreams of traveling the world, he chose to stay with his family and become a bridge connecting everyone.Zh: "你来了，太好了！" 美琳看到玉涵，开心地说。En: "You're here, wonderful!" Meilin said happily upon seeing Yuhan.Zh: 玉涵点点头，看到奶奶脸上温暖的笑容，她的心软了一下。En: Yuhan nodded and, upon seeing the warm smile on her grandmother's face, felt her heart soften.Zh: 但工作催促着她，她心里仍然充满挣扎。En: Yet, her work was urging her, and her heart still wrestled with the struggle.Zh: 在市场中央有一座巨大的莲花灯，一家人围坐在灯下品尝着月饼，谈笑风生。En: In the center of the market was a gigantic lotus lantern, where the family sat under it, tasting yuebing and chatting merrily.Zh: 玉涵坐在那里，心情仍然有些沉重。En: Yuhan sat there, her mood still somewhat heavy.Zh: 突然，市场的灯光照亮了她的灵感。En: Suddenly, the market lights illuminated her inspiration.Zh: 她的脑海里闪烁着色彩斑斓的灯笼、甜美的月饼、大红色的灯笼旁的家人，灵感涌动，仿佛一幅画卷在她心中展开。En: Her mind flashed with colorful lanterns, the sweetness of mooncakes, and family members beside the big red lanterns.Zh: 灵感涌动，仿佛一幅画卷在她心中展开。En: Inspiration surged, as if a painting was unfolding in her heart.Zh: 灵光一闪，她意识到市场和家庭和谐的景象可以成为她作品的核心。En: In a moment of realization, she saw that the harmony of the market and family could become the core of her work.Zh: 她决定，这将是她对家庭的致敬，也是她的艺术灵感所在。En: She decided this would be her tribute to her family and the source of her artistic inspiration.Zh: 几个星期后，玉涵将完成的作品呈现给委托人，获得了高度的认可。En: A few weeks later, Yuhan presented the completed work to her client and received high praise.Zh: 这幅作品以清新独特的视角展现了家庭的团聚，灯火辉煌以及中秋的团圆。En: The artwork showcased the family's reunion, the brilliant lights, and the Zhongqiu (Mid-Autumn) festival from a fresh perspective.Zh: 玉涵得到了她梦寐以求的机会，也重新找到与家人的连接。En: Yuhan received the opportunity she had dreamed of and found a renewed connection with her family.Zh: 她对奶奶和金海承诺，将来一定会多花时间和家人在一起。En: She promised her grandmother and Jinhai that she would spend more time with family in the future.Zh: 她学会了在忙碌的生活中找到平衡，事业和家庭得到了完美结合。En: She learned to find balance in her busy life, perfectly combining career and family.Zh: 玉涵脸上露出了久违的微笑，她知道这仅仅是一个开始。En: Yuhan wore a long-lost smile on her face, knowing this was just the beginning. Vocabulary Words:bustling: 熙熙攘攘indecisive: 犹豫不决reunite: 团聚upcoming: 即将到来commission: 艺术委托striving: 努力pursue: 追求anticipating: 期待supportive: 支持的calm: 从容bridge: 桥梁urge: 催促struggle: 挣扎gigantic: 巨大的lotus: 莲花illuminated: 照亮inspiration: 灵感surged: 涌动unfolding: 展开realization: 意识到harmony: 和谐core: 核心tribute: 致敬presented: 呈现praise: 认可showcased: 展现renewed: 重新connection: 连接balance: 平衡perfectly: 完美

Fluent Fiction - Japanese: Winter Showdown: Young Artists Shine at Kyoto's Art Festival Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ja/episode/2024-12-21-08-38-19-ja Story Transcript:Ja: 京都美術館の入口は、冬の装飾で美しく飾られている。En: The entrance of the Kyoto Museum of Art is beautifully decorated for winter.Ja: 雪の結晶が輝き、観客は新年の美術展を待ちきれない様子だ。En: Snowflakes sparkle, and the audience is eagerly anticipating the New Year's art exhibition.Ja: この芸術の祭典で、多くの若手アーティストが注目を集めようと奮闘している。En: At this art festival, many young artists are striving to gain attention.Ja: その中に、ハルキという若いアーティストがいた。En: Among them was a young artist named Haruki.Ja: ハルキは自分の作品を飾るために、必死で準備をしていた。En: Haruki was desperately preparing to display his work.Ja: 彼の作品は、鮮やかな色彩と大胆な想像力で満ちている。En: His pieces are filled with vivid colors and bold imagination.Ja: しかし、彼の心には自信の欠如が見え隠れしていた。En: However, there was a hint of a lack of confidence in his heart.Ja: ライバルのレンも同じく作品を展示しており、彼の作品はすでに多くの称賛を受けていた。En: His rival, Ren, was also exhibiting his artwork, and his works had already received much acclaim.Ja: ユミは経験豊富なキュレーターで、若いアーティストをサポートすることに情熱を燃やしていた。En: Yumi is an experienced curator who is passionate about supporting young artists.Ja: ハルキにアドバイスを与え、「自然体で表現しなさい」と言った。En: She gave advice to Haruki, saying, "Express yourself naturally."Ja: しかし、ハルキは新しいアイデアを試すか、ユミのアドバイスに従うかで迷っていた。En: However, Haruki was torn between trying new ideas or following Yumi's advice.Ja: ついに、展示会のオープニングの日がやってきた。En: Finally, the opening day of the exhibition arrived.Ja: ハルキは、作品が観客にどう評価されるか不安でいっぱいだった。En: Haruki was filled with anxiety about how the audience would evaluate his work.Ja: 彼はその時、ユミのアドバイスに従うことに決めて、素直な自分の感性を信じることにした。En: At that moment, he decided to follow Yumi's advice and trust in his own sincere sensibility.Ja: 会場が開くと、観客は次々に作品を鑑賞し始めた。En: As the venue opened, the audience began to view the artworks one after another.Ja: それぞれの作品に対する反応は様々だが、ハルキの作品の前では足を止める人が多い。En: Reactions to the various pieces varied, but many people stopped in front of Haruki's work.Ja: 特に彼の作品の色彩は、見る者の心に強く訴えかける力を持っていた。En: The colors in his pieces, in particular, had a strong appeal to the hearts of the viewers.Ja: ユミもハルキの作品を見て驚いた。En: Yumi was also surprised when she saw Haruki's work.Ja: その独自のアプローチと熱意は、彼女の心を打った。En: His unique approach and enthusiasm moved her heart.Ja: そして、会場の観客もその瞬間、息をのむ。En: The audience at the venue collectively held their breath for that moment.Ja: ハルキは気付いていなかったが、彼の作品はレンの作品を凌ぐ評価を受け始めていた。En: Unbeknownst to Haruki, his work began to receive evaluations that surpassed Ren's.Ja: 展示会が終了した夜、ハルキはユミから直接感謝の言葉を受け取った。En: On the night the exhibition ended, Haruki received words of gratitude directly from Yumi.Ja: 「あなたの感性を信じてよかった」と彼女は微笑みながら言った。En: "I'm glad you trusted your sensibility," she said with a smile.Ja: その言葉に、ハルキの心には温かさが広がった。En: Those words filled Haruki's heart with warmth.Ja: ハルキの作品には、印象的なレビューが続々と集まり始めた。En: Impressive reviews for Haruki's works started to pour in.Ja: 彼の名前は徐々に知れ渡り、画家としての自信も増していった。En: His name gradually became known, and his confidence as a painter increased.Ja: 彼は、自分の感性と努力が認められる喜びを知ったのだった。En: He discovered the joy of having his sensibility and hard work recognized.Ja: 冬の夜空には綺麗な雪が舞い、ハルキの心にはもう迷いはなかった。En: In the beautiful wintry night sky, snow was dancing, and there was no more hesitation in Haruki's heart.Ja: 彼は新しい一歩を踏み出す決心をし、これからも自分の道を信じ続けることを心に誓った。En: He resolved to take a new step forward, vowing to continue believing in his own path.Ja: 年末の京都美術館で、彼の人生の新たな章が静かに開かれた。En: At the Kyoto Museum of Art at the year's end, a new chapter in his life quietly opened. Vocabulary Words:entrance: 入口decorated: 飾られているsnowflakes: 雪の結晶exhibition: 展festival: 祭典striving: 奮闘しているvivid: 鮮やかなimagination: 想像力confidence: 自信acclaim: 称賛curator: キュレーターenthusiasm: 熱意evaluate: 評価sensibility: 感性appeal: 訴えかけるapproach: アプローチunbeknownst: 気付いていなかったsurpass: 凌ぐgratitude: 感謝impressive: 印象的なreviews: レビューconfidence: 自信recognized: 認められるhesitation: 迷いresolved: 決心をしvowing: 誓ったquietly: 静かにchapter: 章eagerly: 待ちきれない様子indirectly: 見え隠れしていた

Welcome to the American Railroading Podcast! In this our first ever Christmas Special our host Don Walsh is joined by guests and Texas country music chart-toppers Payton Riley and Bubba Westly. Together they discuss the long history and connection between trains, music and Christmas, as well as sharing favorite Christmas songs and Christmas memories. Payton Riley and Bubba Westly also perform several live and unplugged songs on the episode including each of their own newly released Christmas songs. Tune in to this episode and enjoy some Christmas cheer! You can find the episode on the American Railroading Podcast's official website at www.AmericanRailroading.net . Welcome aboard!KEY POINTS: The American Railroading Podcast remains in the Top 10% of all podcasts globally!There are over 800 known songs about trains.The earliest known train song was copyrighted July 1st, 1828.Trains are not only found throughout music but in movies as well, including Christmas movies like The Polar Express.Country music and Christmas have a long history as well including songs like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, performed by country music artist and movie star Gene Autry.Payton Riley and Bubba Westly play their favorite Christmas songs for us, as well as each of their own newly released Christmas songs.Payton Riley proudly took home the title of “Young Artist of the Year” at the Texas Country Music Awards in both 2023 and 2024, and was recently honored at the iconic Grand Ole Opry with the prestigious 2024 Josie Award for “Young Artist of the Year” in the Young Adult Female category.In 2024 Bubba Westly has achieved the #1 song in Texas radio with “Falling Star”, along with 4 consecutive Top 25 singles and being a finalist for the 2024 Texas Country Music Awards, Emerging Artist of the Year. Bubba is currently a semi-finalist for the Texas Regional Radio Music Awards, 2024 New Male Vocalist of the Year.Both Payton and Bubba have exciting plans for 2025 including upcoming movie roles.Everyone at the American Railroading Podcast wishes you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!Stay tuned for an exciting Season 3 in 2025!LINKS MENTIONED: https://www.americanrailroading.nethttps://www.therevolutionrailgroup.com https://www.youtube.com/@americanrailroadingpodcast https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dwalshX https://www.aldonco.comhttps://www.enviroserve.com https://www.paytonrileymusic.com https://www.bubbawestly.com https://trrma.net/

Kathleen O'Mara didn't expect to win Operalia when she travelled to Mumbai for the renowned competition, but since winning first place, she's been offered roles around the world. Listen in as she discusses her journey to the competition, her experience as a member of LA Opera's Domingo-Colburn-Stein Young Artist Program, and her upcoming roles with Senior Director of Artistic Planning, Paul Hopper.

In this episode, sopranos Kara Shay Thomson and Jasmine Habersham reflect on forging your own path in opera. Both began their journeys at Central City Opera as Young Artists in the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Artists Training Program and returned last season as principal performers. They share advice and encouragement for the next generation of Young Artists. Later, meet Eric Chinn, Director of Historic Properties, who oversees the care and preservation of Central City's iconic historic buildings. Be sure to tune in for this engaging and enlightening episode!   Have questions or want to provide feedback? Email us at podcast@centralcityopera.org. Remember to subscribe to our podcast to get the latest episodes delivered directly to your device. To hear more stories from inside Central City Opera and buy tickets to the shows, visit us at centralcityopera.org.  https://centralcityopera.org/2024-festival/     Read More      

Yavapai College invites you to see the emergent and the amazing at its 2024 Fall Juried Student Art Exhibition, November 22 through December 20 at YC's Prescott Campus Gallery in the Jim & Linda Lee Performing Arts Center. In 65 works – including paintings, drawings, printmaking, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture and lapidary – Yavapai College's Art students cover the Prescott Gallery with a display of surprising thematic diversity and undeniable talent. The works were selected from a field of more than 150 submissions, honed by juror and Copper Mountain College Art professor Chloe Allred. A painter, writer, and educator, Chloe Allred's... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/yavapai-colleges-young-artists-take-the-stage-at-fall-art-exhibition/Check out the CAST11.com Website at: https://CAST11.com Follow the CAST11 Podcast Network on Facebook at: https://Facebook.com/CAST11AZFollow Cast11 Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/cast11_podcast_network

The death of One Direction star Liam Payne sent shockwaves around the world.And has shone a significant spotlight on the pressures young artists face and the support they receive or perhaps the lack of it.Now, as the music industry faces urgent questions over duty of care, record labels are doing some serious rethinking over the treatment of their artists.So, will this wakeup call change things?ITV News Arts Editor Nina Nannar tells Lucrezia Millarini what you need to know…

Sup Vo1ceHeads!This episode is an ode to the Rolling Stone's original promoter, marketing specialist, pop psychologist, record producer, AKA Impresario extraordinare, Mr. Andrew Loog Oldham of Decca Records' fame.It was Andrew who put me onto the concept of artists-in-business not being Entrepreneurs, but rather greater success is in thinking of themselves as Impresarios.  I delve into this powerful distinction and how it can help inform you shape your career, whether you're a singer, songwriter, voice talent, promoter, producer, or any combination therein.Enjoy, like, follow, comment, hit me up @vo1cehead!-Ian Temple CampbellFor joy, power and a voice-centric worldviewallvoicemedia.com

De Sao Soulez Larivière ass ee jonke franséisch-hollännesche Braatschist. 2023 krut hien den ICMA Award a gouf zum Young Artist of the Year 2023 gewielt. Gläichzäiteg gouf hien och vun der International Concert Hall Organisation, kuerz ECHO, zum Rising Star gewielt an dierf domat 17 Concerte queesch duerch Europa spillen. Eng immens Erfarung fir de jonke Braatschist, iwwer déi hie mam Lex Kauffmann am Gespréich geschwat huet. Hie schwätzt och iwwer seng Ziler als jonken Nowuesmuseker an d'Erfarung mat renomméierte Proffe wärend senge Studien.

Enjoy today's episode with McKenzie Dove. In this episode of The Art Coaching Club Podcast, host Hayley Price interviews McKenzie Dove, a multi-talented artist, designer, and tastemaker. McKenzie shares her incredible journey, starting her personal brand at just 18 years old, transitioning from painting figures and botanicals to abstract art, and growing her business by connecting with interior designers. She discusses the evolution of her artistic style, her strategic use of Instagram and Pinterest, and the importance of working with the design community. McKenzie also opens up about the challenges of balancing her creative work with motherhood, and how she manages multiple pursuits including a children's book, a personal memoir, and plans to expand into textiles, wallpapers, and furniture design. Tune in to hear how McKenzie continues to evolve as an artist while staying true to her passion for creativity and interiors. mckenziedove.com https://www.instagram.com/mckenziedove

Ever been at a social event on your own and with loads of strangers - wedding, awards ceremony, business networking - and felt suffocated by self-consciousness - the kind that leaves you mute and convinced that everyone is looking at the way you hold your knife and fork - that sort of thing? I have! This episode explores the symptoms, drivers and then offers some very good tips to stop the torture!   References: You Learn by Living - by Eleanor Roosevelt  Letters to a Young Artist - by Anna Deavere Smith  The Spotlight Effect More on 'Self Squashing' - TEDx - Beware the Self Squashing Prophecy Book - The Mystery of the Squashed Self  Resources and links at trishalewis.com

Sitting down with me today is artist and designer Josh Young. Josh's new book, Artful Home just launched and it's a masterclass in authenticity. He's been collecting and curating since he was 5 years old, and growing up next to a small auction house didn't hurt either. After studying art in Milan, Josh garnered the art of mixing old and new. His neo-classical meets contemporary portraiture became widely known to collectors and designers, forging a path to work with some of the biggest names in the industry. Josh's collections range across multiple different categories, but they all have one thing in common, cohesiveness. So without further adieu, this is Josh Young, for Collectors Gene Radio.Josh Young - https://www.joshyoungdesignhouse.com/Josh Young x Williams Sonoma Home - https://www.williams-sonoma.com/shop/design-inspiration/josh-young/?cm_ven=afshoppromo&irgwc=1&clickid=xY3z2gyYUxyKT9I2Qh2KvSx-UkCUR-38N1btWI0&cm_ite=Landing&cm_pla=ir&cm_cat=5747747&irpid=5747747Josh's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jyoungdesignhouse?igsh=NTBxamNhMzM5cGlxJosh's Book - https://www.amazon.com/Artful-Home-Josh-Young/dp/084783039X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=12LV0V2F0STYA&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.6hlwSN6xLccRxgo4CsfVXR_J-uu4VetEgi3hcEmxI0jXCCQUtfouJnonzlA9FJE0MDcnOiyNd61sX9KyocAZXo_BBKRkG9HETmrnKRQrYmGFvpU_PKxjonxpAvG3EY6BsPIGaqGu1IVb9qhQVlNtAzfZA7Thpc_FmejxuoQsA6cDvuAZtj4npHaEUibiny9y4enCd2KC47rChcp-AYe7JzUxWLGbhFM0gNhCdChpG4g.SbCN_U8GyKlKG01piRjdvrJO7Fss1_eKQXK1PKresuY&dib_tag=se&keywords=artful+home&qid=1727820243&sprefix=artful+home%2Caps%2C181&sr=8-1

One of our new artists in residence, Autumn McKay, discusses her path into ceramic art and what she would like to accomplish her one year at Core Clay.

How to Build Confidence and Learn from Failure: Insights from Clare Southworth In the latest episode of Talking Flutes, Clare delves into the intricate process of learning, improving, and maintaining confidence even when things go wrong. Whether you're a musician, an athlete, or anyone striving for excellence, the principles discussed in this episode are universally applicable. Clare opens the episode by highlighting the importance of a positive mindset in the face of challenges. She emphasises that failure should not be seen as a setback but as a learning opportunity. "You're not failing, you're learning," she says, a mantra that resonates throughout the episode. Drawing parallels between musicians and Olympians, Clare discusses how both groups undergo rigorous training, practice, and performance to achieve their goals. She notes that, like athletes, musicians must prepare meticulously, perform with focus, and debrief honestly to improve continually. The key stages of preparation, performance, and debrief are crucial for success in any field. One of the most compelling parts of the episode is Clare's recounting of her experience at the America's National Flute Association's Young Artists competition. Despite facing discouraging remarks from a fellow competitor, she used the negativity as fuel to strengthen her resolve and ultimately win the competition. This story serves as a powerful reminder that mental strength and resilience are just as important as physical ability. Clare also touches on the significance of mentorship and offers her services to any flute player needing guidance. She believes that sharing knowledge and experience is vital for personal and professional growth. Whether it's preparing for an audition, planning a career, or seeking specific practice techniques, having a mentor can make a significant difference. As the episode concludes, Clare reiterates the importance of staying positive and using every experience as a stepping stone toward success. She encourages listeners to reach out for mentorship and support, emphasising that no one has to navigate their journey alone. If you're looking to build confidence, learn from your mistakes, and achieve your best, this episode of Talking Flutes is a must-listen. Clare Southworth's insights and experiences offer invaluable lessons for anyone committed to personal and professional growth. 'Talking Flutes', 'Talking Flutes Extra', 'Bitesize' & 'Revisited' are podcast productions by the TJ flute company.  For more information visit https://tjflutes.com

FIRST GUEST OF SEASON TWO WOOHOO!!! Welcome ALL to the Dancer's Choice Podcast! Today, Riley & Dawsen have the privilege of sitting down with Angela Cole! Struggling paycheck to paycheck? Have you always been told you can't make a living dancing? Want to teach, but don't know WHERE or HOW to start? Scared to discuss rates as an artist? ANGELA ANSWERS IT ALL! Angela is a dance artist, choreographer, and teacher based in Providence, RI. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Roger Williams University, where she was the recipient of the Kelli Wicke Davis Outstanding Achievement in Dance Award. Upon graduating, Angela was a 2017 Young Artist in Residence at Bearnstow, Maine, and then went on to perform as a freelance artist while teaching dance and fitness classes. Angela has danced for Natalie Johnson Dance in Cambridge, MA, and co-founded ProviDANCE Project, a contemporary dance collaborative with her artistic partner, Ellen Oliver. Angela is currently a company member at Providence Ballet Theatre, and also teaches dance throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. When not dancing and teaching, Angela is busy creating content for dance teachers through her Instagram page, @fulltimedanceteacher.  To further connect with Angela Cole: Instagram: @fulltimedanceteacher FREE Resources Dance Teacher Intensive/Master Courses THANK YOU ANGELA !!

The Archbishop of Burgos relentlessly searched for David and his mother. They are found and ordered to be brought back to Spain with Alphonso Camenera. Fasten your seat belts for the excitiing and surprising conclusion of the Art of the Sofer. The story is based on a Gershon Kranzler story, the Young Artist, with lots of history and real characters. A separate podcast will explain who and what are real and what and who are not

SHOW NOTES Episode 012 • May 13, 2024     FIRST STRAIN   News ‘n' Notes:   • University of Rio Grande adds football and a band:   https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/university-of-rio-grande-relaunches-football-adds-marching-band/ar-AA1nwIgZ   https://highlandcountypress.com/sports/university-rio-grande-adding-football-marching-band-fall-25#gsc.tab=0   https://www.rioredstorm.com/general/2023-24/releases/20240423redpab   • Percussive Arts Society 2024 Hall of Fame inductees include Thom Hannum:   https://pas.org/pas-blog/pas-hall-of-fame-class-of-2024/     SECOND STRAIN   • #MeToo in the Band World: an Introduction   Katherine Needleman: https://www.facebook.com/KatherineNeedlemanOboist/ https://twitter.com/realknoboe?lang=en     TRIO   This week's interview guest: JOE WRIGHT   Joe Wright is a music teacher, specializing in band and general music, at Chenery Middle School in Belmont, MA, since September of 2020. He spent nineteen years in a variety of roles, but mostly band, in the Andover, MA public schools. He taught band from grades 4-12, elementary and middle school general music, and high school chorus. He directed several level of jazz bands, was music director for high school drama guild productions, and directed four musicals at one of the three middle schools. He spent nine years at Boston University, beginning with a master's program in music education, and leading to an opportunity to direct several university bands, teach courses in music education, and coordinate the practicum program for music education students. Over the course of that time, he also taught music in early childhood program in the BU/Chelsea Schools partnership, taught music classes at Boston University Academy, and coordinated the Young Artists' Orchestra for the BU Tanglewood Institute. He was privileged to have studied tuba with Sam Pilafian while at BU. He was inducted into Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Sigma, and Pi Kappa Lambda honor societies. His first teaching position was for four years in the public schools of Waterville, ME, where he led bands for grades 5 through 12, including jazz bands and the high schools marching band. He received his Bachelor of Music from the University of New Hampshire in 1988, where he studied tuba with Nicolas Orovich. He played in the Wind Symphony, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble, chamber ensembles, marching band (including two seasons as drum major), and was music director for two productions of the Theater Department. He served as a Resident Assistant, and is a brother of Phi Kappa Theta. He holds a CAGS (certificate of advanced graduate study) in Educational Leadership at Fitchburg State University. He is a member of the North Worcester County Symphony Orchestra, the Central Mass Brass, Clan MacPherson Pipes and Drums, and the Fitchburg State University Band. He grew up in Maine, and throughout school was active in music, drama, history, and athletics. He attended the Cape Elizabeth Schools through 8th grade, and graduated from York High School in 1984.   https://sites.google.com/view/adifferentkindofbeautiful/home?authuser=0 https://twitter.com/JWright781Music     DOGFIGHT   • The Cory Band   https://coryband.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@thecoryband1884     FOLLOW US!   BandWagon RSS feed: feed.podbean.com/heyband/feed.xml BandWagon website: heyband.podbean.com BandWagon on Facebook: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61555170345309 Rob ("HammertonMedia") on Facebook: facebook.com/HammertonMedia Rob on X/Twitter: twitter.com/DrRob8487   SUBSCRIBE TO BANDWAGON!   https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/eg706GUVzixV   SEND US YOUR FEEDBACK!   Email: heybandwagon@yahoo.com Voicemail: speakpipe.com/HeyBandWagon

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The Performing Arts Conservatory is offering students a chance to find their talent on stage. They welcome current or aspiring singers, dancers, speakers and musicians in grades 6-12 to join the coversevatory and students as young as 5th grade are invited to join their summer camp. Bridget Townsend joins us in-studio.

How might a young person's future look different with exposure to and training in the arts? This is the proposition at the heart of the mission of Milwaukee Youth Arts Center. In this episode of Creative MKE, Elisabeth speaks with Chad Tessmer, the Executive Director at MYAC. They discuss how equitable engagement in the arts has a measurable positive impact on young people's development—and on their entire lives. Located at the corner of Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive and Walnut Street, MYAC is at the intersection of several Milwaukee neighborhoods including Halyard Park, Brewer's Hill, Harambee, Schlitz Park, and The Deer District. Since its founding in 2005, the space has served as a home to First Stage and Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, as well as many other local arts organizations. While MYAC is not in the business of trying to “turn every student into a performer at Carnegie Hall,” the organization seeks to give young people means to explore their voices and express themselves artistically in a safe, inclusive and professional environment. And because the employees at MYAC are creatives themselves (some of them alumni!), they believe in the promise and purpose of the institution, and “pay it forward” every day by shaping high quality and equitable access to transformative arts experiences. As the organization evolves, MYAC seeks new ways to engage with young artists across their developmental trajectories in to support their creative professional development. Milwaukee Youth Arts Center First Stage Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra Danceworks Festival City Symphony Bel Canto Chorus Frankly Music Project Kindred Milwaukee Children's Choir American Civil Liberties Union WI Milwaukee Public Schools Creative Thinking is In-Demand from Employers Brit Nicole Additional episode music “Forgotten" by Soundroll

This morning we hear from all three finalists in the 2024 Crain-Maling Foundation CSO Young Artists Competition, including the winner, steelpan soloist Jaden Teague-Núñez, with the Civic Orchestra of Chicago. The post 2024 Crain-Maling Foundation CSO Young Artists Competition appeared first on WFMT.

ICAN's Audio Book Tour featuring Dame Julie Andrews and Emma Walton Hamilton! In this episode, All Classical's 2024 Young Artist in Residence, Elaina Stuppler, sits down with mother-daughter duo Julie Andrews and Emma Walton Hamilton to talk about their book, The Enchanted Symphony, and their upcoming book, Waiting in the Wings.

Angela has amassed a following on her Instagram page @fulltimedanceteacher.  That is how we found her!  We have used her quotes and nuggets of advice and finally said, we need her on the show!We had a fantastic talk with Angela about teaching, mentoring, and all things dance of course.Angela is a dance artist, choreographer, teacher and content creator based in Providence, RI. After training at the Dancing Arts Center in Holliston, MA, she received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from Roger Williams University, where she was the recipient of the Kelli Wicke Davis Outstanding Achievement in Dance Award. Upon graduating, Angela was a 2017 Young Artist in Residence at Bearnstow, Maine, and then went on to perform as a freelance artist while teaching dance and fitness classes. Angela has danced for Natalie Johnson Dance in Cambridge, MA, and co-founded ProviDANCE Project, a contemporary dance collaborative with her artistic partner, Ellen Oliver. Angela is currently a company member at Providence Ballet Theatre, and also teaches dance throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. When not dancing and teaching, Angela is busy creating online resources for dance teachers through her Instagram page, @fulltimedanceteacher. This episode is proudly sponsored by the  LEAP Program.  For more information, go to:https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/academics/liberal-arts/leapThank you for listening Jam Fam! Make sure you follow us across social media and don't forget to like and subscribe anywhere you listen to your favorite podcasts!Facebook: JAM Joe and Michelle's Dance PodcastInstagram: jam_dance_podcastTwitter: @jamdancepodcastEmail: jamdancepodcast@gmail.com

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Kamble 2x, the rising music artist from Broward County who's making waves with his poignant lyricism and emotionally resonant songs. In this episode, Kamble opens up about his journey from making music for fun to evolving into a true artist with a purpose. Renowned for his heartfelt "pain" music, Kamble shares how he channels his personal experiences into relatable melodies, touching on themes of struggle and resilience. Get ready for his upcoming project, "Therapeutic Melodies," where Kamble delves into topics like mental health and social justice reform over soothing beats. Dropping this summer, this project promises to be a powerful exploration of important societal issues. But that's not all—Kamble is also making a difference in his community with a toy drive in partnership with local organizations. Through his philanthropic efforts, he hopes to inspire fellow artists to give back and make a positive impact. Tune in to hear Kamble's story of artistic growth, social consciousness, and community engagement on the latest episode of the Smokey Mirror Podcast. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/smoke-been-skut/message

In this episode, you'll also hear:What to expect from the “Leading with Grace” seriesHow one member of our community exemplifies a spirit of service and empathyHow to measure — and use — your spark of potentialOne simple action you can take today to make an impactIntroducing the “Leading with Grace” Series!Welcome to “Leading with Grace,” a series where the light of faith intersects with the art of leadership, designed for Christian authors and thought leaders! This series is an expedition to the core of servant leadership as exemplified by our Lord Jesus Christ. In this series, we'll uncover the seven leadership principles that can transform lives and the world, so you can be inspired to lead with a servant's heart, uplift others through your words, and create ripples of positive change. Each of the seven principles will shine a light on the pathway to a servant leader approach, helping you not only walk in Jesus' steps, but also stand on His shoulders and view the higher horizon of your calling. Whether you're scribbling your first draft or putting the finishing touches on your latest manuscript, these principles have the power to deepen your influence and elevate your impact. So if you're ready to step into your role as a change maker — to pen not only stories, but legacies — then “Leading with Grace” is where your next chapter begins! Get ready for an awakening, a rebirth into leadership that serves, heals, and harbors the greatest purpose. A Spirit of Service & Empathy“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms.”1 Peter 4:10What if the true essence of our potential is not measured by our individual achievements, but by our dedication to uplifting others? What if our greatest legacy is the kindness and understanding we spread through our acts of service?To kick off the “Leading with Grace” series, let's examine the example set by a member of our own community: John Alexander, whose life exemplifies a spirit of service and empathy. John is a Texas resident, an author, and a cherished member of the Christian Authors Network, and he embodies the spirit of service through his passion for poetry and storytelling.After a successful career in high tech, John turned his full attention to writing, crafting stories and poems that have captured the imaginations and hearts of children and adults alike. But it's at the Frisco Senior Center where John's impact truly shines. He regularly shares his poems there, offering words of hope, encouragement, and joy to everyone present. John's book of poetry, Timeless Tales: Rhymes from the Heart, and his Quiet Time Rhymes series are more than collections of verses — they are his gifts of empathy and understanding to the world. And his dedication reminds us of an essential truth: Your spark of potential is God's gift to you; how you nurture it and serve others is your gift back to Him and to the world.Through his poetry readings, John transforms moments into memories, proving that service and empathy can amplify our impact, touching lives in ways we might never fully know.Thank you, John, for being such a luminous example of kindness and creativity in our community!How Will You Nurture & Channel Your Spark?Now it's your turn. How can you channel your unique gifts into service? How can you allow empathy to deepen your connection to those around you and enhance your journey as an author?Here's a simple step you can take today: Share your talent with someone who could use a moment of joy. This could be reading, writing, singing, or simply listening. Remember, the essence of service lies in sincerity and love. JOHN'S BIO:John Alexander lives in Texas with his beautiful wife and his Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. He spent his childhood in a small town in east Texas. He attended college at the University of Texas earning degrees in Physics and Math, then spent many years developing innovative communications systems. While still working, he began writing fiction in his spare time and published The Enclave, a mystery/suspense novel, in 2010.Since leaving high tech in 2014, he now spends full time pursuing his writing passion. John writes children's books to capture their imagination and help them discover the love of reading early in life. He especially loves writing books that help elementary school children discover that reading is a fun adventure. The chapter books in the Amber-Autumn mystery series, including Christmas Garden, Grandfather's Blessing, Golden Campout, and The Secret Room appeal to elementary school children. His first picture book, Words That Soar, won first place at the 2019 North Texas Book Festival. The Christmas Gift, published by Elk Lake Publishing, Inc., came out in 2019 and was a finalist in the 2020 North Texas Book Festival. His latest children's book, The Young Artist, An Unpicture Book, was just released in November 2020.John discovered his love for rhyme and released his debut book of poetry, Timeless Tales, in 2018. His latest books of poetry, the Quiet Time Rhymes series including Quiet Time Rhymes: Peace in the Pandemic, released August 2020, and Quiet Time Rhymes Volume II: Into the Light, released March 2021, contains poems offering prayers of hope and encouragement, heartfelt cries to God, and words of encouragement. He continues to write and share rhymes on his blog. John is also a monthly contributor to Faith On Every Corner digital magazine. GET CONNECTED:Website: QuietTimeRhymes.comBlog: QuietTimeRhymes.com/blogFacebook: facebook.com/QuietTimeRhymes  

PBS host and travel expert Rick Steves stops by for the latest edition of "ATL Up and Away: Travel Tips with Rick Steves." Plus, director Kim Goodfriend and actor Molly Drumm discuss "Into the Woods Jr." on stage at Jerry's Habima Theatre at the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta from March 7 -17. And we hear from Sage Mae Lima-Jeffries, the 17-year-old cellist from Atlanta who recently won a prestigious "Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In which Anja responds to the question "What's the best path to seek success as an artist in Milwaukee, is it hopeless?  Links: Qwerty Quarterly Zine www.Google.com  

Three gifted musicians, chosen from more than 100 applicants in a nationwide competition, will perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra this weekend. http://tinyurl.com/358kdek2 #VancouverWaSymphonyOrchestra #Music #Culture #Arts #SkyviewHighSchool #VSOUSA2023YoungArtistCompetition #IgorShakhman #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

ID:Earth is a singer, songwriter, and music producer from Seoul, Korea. She sings about human civilization, existence, birth, and the Earth with her music providing a fantastic backdrop for these explorations. Her latest album Space Station was released on December 12, 2023. We sat down with her to learn more about her music, her life, and being an artist in South Korea. ID:Earth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamidearth/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCVo9uVMP5JWUfXQh_hUDK0g Her latest album Space Station: https://www.melon.com/artist/song.htm?artistId=2622503   Discussion Outline* 0:00 The Birth of ID: Earth 14:18 “Aliens” 22:18 Finding a Minimalist Sound 27:18 Being an Artist in South Korea 35:23 “Fire” 41:57 Writing Choruses 48:18 Creating OSTs for Dramas and Movies 1:03:21 “Sky Where You Are” 1:06:40 People's Brains 1:10:37 ID:Earth's Favourite Song 1:17:25 What ID:Earth is Listening to These Days 1:21:34 ID:Earth's Plans for 2024 1:26:00 Advice for Young Artists 1:28:22 Message to the Fans *Due to copyright reasons on audio platforms, we had to remove the audio of the 3 songs we played in the studio. You can find the tracks on YouTube or anywhere else.  This episode again featuring Jeon Yunseo Find her on Instagram: @y_jeon_s   Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard ▶ Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 ▶ Watch us on Youtube: /davidtizzard ▶ Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/kr/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128 ▶Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zdXkG0aAAHnDwOvd0jXEE ▶ Listen on podcasts: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com/ ▶ Music: Fighting by Disorientalz (https://www.instagram.com/disorientalz/) ▶ Recorded at 허브 36.5: https://www.instagram.com/the_story_from_you/

PREVIEW: #Cuba: From a conversation withh WSJ Mary Anastasia O'Grady re the Cuba regime's bruta;ity toward dissenters such as a young artist named Luis Otero and the Biden Administration's "engagement"policy toward Cuba. https://www.wsj.com/articles/message-from-a-cuban-jail-political-prisoners-latin-america-65c7e2a1 1897 Cuba

For hundreds of years, the Jewish community in Spain faced persecution and coercion to convert to Christianity. Compulsory debates and violent upheavals led to the 1391 pogroms, which became known as one of the worst massacres in Medieval history, forcing hundreds and thousands of Jews to be baptized and become Christians. The story is fictitious and based on true events and characters like the Archbishop of Burgos, Spain, Paul (Pablo) de Santa Maria, who was once Solomon, the Rov of Burgos. He led the Church on a crusade to persecute the Jews in 15th-century Spain, with restrictive laws and inciting riots. Rabbi Jacob Abotrani, an inspiration to the secret Jews, was in trouble with the Church. His unfinished Megilat Esther will be the guiding force of young Dovid Abotrani to trust in Hashem wherever he goes. This story is based on a Gershon Granzler story found in Galus Melodies, entitled The Young Artist.

AI is disrupting all forms of art and media as we know it. We've seen lawsuits, strikes, and tools intended to fight back against AI because so many artists are having to compete against AI tools creating images, videos, text, and music instantly. For our young people who aspire to be artists and content creators in a world of AI, how do prepare them to navigate this increasingly complex landscape? As Lead XR Disruptor and Department Head of Art History + Visual Culture at Lindenwood University, Dr. James Hutson helps us makes sense of the current AI disruption and how aspiring artists can work together in our new world. Brazil's first legislation written by AI An AI influencer with 130k followers earning 10k+ monthly Artists poisoning AI models

BHigh sits down with ATL Top20 to talk about his platform for the ATL, working with artist to build their brands and how young artists can learn from the established artist to make Millions!! Follow @bhightv and @bhighatl --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/b-high-atl/support

Have you ever wondered how an 18-year-old independent artist navigates the challenging world of music? In this episode, we introduce you to the dynamic duo - Michelle and her son Malachi, also known as Kai Uriah. With an impressive following and millions of music streams, this talented young artist produces, records, and mixes his own music. We'll explore his musical journey, starting from band practice in fifth grade to mastering multiple instruments and establishing his unique sound. All the while, he maintains a firm grasp on the business aspect of the music industry. In the second chapter, we reveal Kai's realities as a young artist striving for perfection in his craft. Balancing school with a burgeoning music career and overcoming self-doubt are just a few of the challenges he encounters. He shares how he maintains a growth mindset and the vital importance of choosing the right circle of influence. You'll learn how this enterprising artist copes with obstacles while continuously improving his artistry. Kai's creative process is as intriguing as his music. He compares his style to popular artists like Drake, Justin Bieber, and Bruno Mars, providing an insightful look into his musical influences. The conversation concludes with the importance of parental support, with Michelle sharing her perspective on nurturing young talent. Whether you're a parent of an aspiring artist or an artist yourself, join us as we uncover the world of Kai Uriah and his inspiring journey in the music industry. Look up, and let's elevate.Support the showhttps://linktr.ee/genthebuilder

Louis Lohraseb has been an opera fan for as long as he can remember, first becoming enamored with the art form after hearing a performance on tv. Now, he's back in Los Angeles, a former Young Artist here at LA Opera, conducting this season's The Barber of Seville. Listen in as Louis discusses his journey to conducting, the mentors who shaped his career and his favorite musical moments in The Barber of Seville, with Senior Director of Artistic Planning, Paul Hopper. Playing now through November 12, tickets to The Barber of Seville are available at LAOpera.org.

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Today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience is a never before seen meeting I had with Lil Yachty back in February 2020! We talk so much about why everybody wants to be famous nowadays, advice for young artists, how to to original, being your biggest fan, staying close to the pulse of the streets and so much more! Enjoy! Let me know what you thought! Check out Lil Yachty here: https://www.instagram.com/lilyachty/ Check out my new NFT project: veefriends.com Join the VeeFriends Discord: https://discord.gg/veefriends Tweet Me! @garyvee Text Me! 212-931-5731 My Newsletter: garyvee.com/newsletter