PODCAST · arts
Studio Time
by Matthew Carey
A podcast about the big and small ways artists can change the world. Discover the unconventional approaches that artists have developed to create unique results in their lives and careers. Learn how you can apply these ideas to transform your own work.
Episodes
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Marijke van Veldhoven — Zoo You Mind?
For the past year and a half, illustrator Marijke van Veldhoven has been drawing comics about her life as a creative, capturing the feelings and the fears that we all experience. This week Marijke launches a kickstarter campaign to share a collection of 100 of those comics in a book called Zoo…
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Gina Morgano — Find Your Voice
My guest on this episode, Gina Morgano, is a radical romantic who believes in using her voice as an instrument of peace. Gina teaches how to find your voice - both the external voice that has something it wants to sing and the internal voice which has something that it's longing to say. In this...
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Dana Ray — The Power of Naming What You Do
Dana Ray works with unboxable leaders to name their work, and tell the true story of what it is about. She is a writer, speaker and facilitator who works with leaders, artists and change-making organisations. Dana and I talk about one of her earliest memories of using words to document and…
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Jenna Pastuszek — Don't Fear Failure
Jenna Pastuszek, co-founder of Innovative Voice Studios and the star of "Get Happy", is a connector of humans and ideas. As an actor, singer, voiceover artist, teacher, coach and mentor, she always shows up as a human first and is someone I always enjoy spending time with. We talk about her work...
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Anna Peng — Consistent Creativity
Anna has taken the skills she developed studying industrial design and expanded her public portfolio to demonstrate how you and I might find our voices through sharing our process work as well as our polished work. You can find Anna at @puhpenguins and thehabitfactory.space
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Stephen Voss — It Gave Me a Reason to Be There
Stephen Voss is a photographer and photojournalist who lives in Washington, DC and makes a living taking portraits of people for magazines and newspapers. We recorded this episode shortly after the Nov 2020 Presidential Election and since then Stephen has continued to document the people and…
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Gail Boenning & Manu Satsangi — The Gift of Shared Kindness
Growing up, neither Gail or Manu would have identified as an artist or creative, but over time, both of them began to listen to the quiet voice inside them that realised they had ideas and gifts worth sharing. After getting to know each other during an online creative workshop earlier this year,...
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Bec Brown — You've Got This
Bec has been working as a professional communicator for 20 years. She established her PR credentials at Universal Music Australia, before founding the PR, corporate communications and crisis management agency The Comms Department, where she and her team work with some of Australia’s biggest and...
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Angelica Richie — Every Voice is Worthy of Being Heard
Shining Light has been working with correctional facilities for over 20 years, creating opportunities for artistic expression in prisons across the US and giving incarcerated men and women new ways to find their voices and have them heard. Angelica and her colleagues usually do in person…
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Jay Clouse — Commitment, Creatives and Community
Jay created Unreal Collective which is a community of creators and he built Freelancing School to help you become your own boss. In his podcast Creative Elements, Jay talks to high-profile creators about the nitty gritty of building their creative careers. In this conversation, Jay talks about…
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Ari Axelrod — How Cabaret Saves Lives
As the Founder and Director of Bridging the Gap he empowers artists to explore and express their unique artistry using the skills of cabaret. ___ Find and follow Ari online: Website | Instagram Read a full transcript of this episode here.
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Leya Van Doren — Challenging Expectations
In our conversation we talk about challenging other people’s expectations of who we should be creatively, finding freedom within the structure of a creative practice and balancing security and freedom. ___ Find and follow Leya online: Website | Instagram Read a full transcript of this episode here.
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Napoleon Douglas — Doing It Live
Napoleon earned a B.A. in Theatre Arts from Drake University and a M.B.A. in Entrepreneurship from Southern New Hampshire University. In this wide ranging conversation, we talk about the teacher that fostered Napoleon’s talent early on, and how he was able to return the favour a few years later…
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Halle Mastroberadino — Let's Take It From The Top
If you’ve listened to Studio Time previously, you’ll find the format of this episode is a bit different. Recorded over the course of 6 weeks, this episode documents Halle’s journey from being someone with an idea for a podcast through to the launch of her very first episode. I was able to check…
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Kayle Clements — The Long and Winding Path
___ Introducing The Infinite Creative, a newsletter for those who are creative, curious and constantly looking for opportunities to learn and grow. Read what I’m learning and thinking about when it comes to being more intentional, productive and impactful as a creative - one idea per day.…
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Stephanie Roberts — Speaking Up
___ Introducing The Infinite Creative, a newsletter for those who are creative, curious and constantly looking for opportunities to learn and grow. Read what I’m learning and thinking about when it comes to being more intentional, productive and impactful as a creative - one idea per day.…
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Timothy Huang — I'm Still Here. So There's That.
___ Introducing The Infinite Creative, a newsletter for those who are creative, curious and constantly looking for opportunities to learn and grow. Read what I’m learning and thinking about when it comes to being more intentional, productive and impactful as a creative - one idea per day.…
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Gabe Anderson — You Signed Up for the Circus
___ Introducing The Infinite Creative, a newsletter for those who are creative, curious and constantly looking for opportunities to learn and grow. Read what I’m learning and thinking about when it comes to being more intentional, productive and impactful as a creative - one idea per day.…
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Matthew Carey — Talking About Listening
Introducing The Infinite Creative, a newsletter for those who are creative, curious and constantly looking for opportunities to learn and grow. Read what I’m learning and thinking about when it comes to being more intentional, productive and impactful as a creative - one idea per day. Subscribe...
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Wilson Charles — Always Be 10x Better Than Anyone in the Room
Charles spent ten years helping to realise the creative vision of artists such as Justin Timberlake and Rhianna, touring the world with them and others before running away with the Cirque de Soleil show Michael Jackson Immortal. Now he’s finding his own voice and returning to his classical music...
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Lili Torre — Presence, Possibility and Parallel Careers
In doing so, she hopes she can introduce more artists to the idea of parallel careers and set them on a quest to find one of their own. If, after you’ve listened, this sounds like something you would like to explore further, Lili is offering a workshop called “Doing It Also” for artists who want…
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Carly Valancy — Building Connection, Community and Collaboration
As she says on her website, in July of 2019, with one Audible credit, Carly listened to [the book] Reach Out by Molly Beck. After finishing it in two days, she challenged herself to do exactly what Molly did and Reach Out every weekday for one whole year. I created Studio Time for Carly and…
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Thom Sesma — Take the Next Step
With a stage and screen career that spans four decades, Thom’s experience has afforded him insight and wisdom that he shares generously in this conversation. Proud of his Basque-American and Japanese heritage, Thom is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion in every field of his...
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Jenny Wynter — The Big Comedy Inspiration Monster
Known as the Sultan of Spontaneity, the Impresario of improvisation and the Kween of Komedy, Jenny is the author of the book Funny Mummy, the creator and star of the web series How Me Parent Good and the host of two podcasts, Funny Mummies and Let’s Talk. Jenny and I talk about how COVID 19 has...
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Kieran Quinn — A Year of Wednesdays
Based just outside of Sligo in the North West of Ireland, pianist, composer, arranger, director and writer Kieran Quinn is making music that everyone in town is talking about. This interview was recorded toward the end of last year. We get to talk about his new album and how he has created a...
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Brian Miller — The Magic of Connection
Up until a few years ago, Brian was a professional magician who spent 10 years travelling the world as a corporate and high-end events entertainer. Today, he is in demand as a speaker. His TedX presentation “How To Magically Talk to Anyone” has been viewed over 3.2 million times on YouTube. He is...
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Louise Karch — The Name Whisperer
With Word Glue, Louise shows us how to create names that stick. She unlocks the principles and processes to show you how to find a name that matters to the people you care about. In this episode Louise explains when she first got interested in names and we talk about artists who have changed…
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Priya Mahendra — Sonder's Not Just For Strangers
With the perfect balance of East and West, Priya’s parents moved to America from India and while she honours that heritage she’s also just a girl from Jersey. Her love of rap, classic rock and pop music led her to studying Entertainment Business. She worked in the music department of the major...
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Shereen Ahmed — Opportunity and Responsibility
Shereen has been on a wild journey, from making her Broadway debut in the ensemble of My Fair Lady, understudying Laura Benanti in the New York production before stepping into the spotlight to star as Eliza on the national tour. The girl who fell in love with Audrey Hepburn in the My Fair Lady…
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Alie B. Gorrie — A Cockeyed Optimist
Through her work on stage as a performer, as an inclusion consultant for theatres and as the co-producer of ABLE: a series which is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Alie B. is lovingly showing the entertainment industry what's going right when it comes to 360 degree disability inclusion (for...
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Billy Bustamante — Being an Artist First
As a theatre artist, Billy contributes to the theatre community as a performer and as a creative. He has performed in The King and I at Lincoln Center, Here Lies Love for the Public Theater, on Broadway in Miss Saigon and will appear this season in a new David Henry Hwang and Jeanine Tesori…
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Bradley McCaw — The Accidental Writer
Bradley has performed his show "The Fastest Piano in the West" around the world as a headline cruise ship act, his musical "Becoming Bill" will have a brand new production at Brisbane's Powerhouse Arts this August, and he is about to launch the first season of his podcast "Making Musicals" which…
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Lyndy Franklin Smith — From a Position of Service
Lyndy's experiences on the road and then on Broadway in The Little Mermaid and the 2006 Revival of A Chorus Line inspired her to collaborate with Austin Eyers to write a book that would celebrate the unsung heroes of theatre - the 'swings'. These are the performers who are ready to step into…
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Angela Beeching — Helping Musicians Get Unstuck
In both her consulting practice and through her work at institutions such as the Manhattan School of Music, New England Conservatory and Indiana University, Angela has helped musicians at all levels overcome obstacles, book more performances and build the lives they desire. Her book Beyond Talent...
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Dobbs Franks — So, You Want to be a Musician?
Born in the hills of Arkansas, Dobbs has performed all over the world and currently resides in Melbourne, Australia. He recently wrote “So You Want to be a Musician…unsolicited advice for aspiring musicians” a book filled with invaluable lessons and professional insights from a life devoted to…
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Mary Freer — Leading the Compassion Revolution
Though the lens of a system she knows very well, Health Care, Mary is teaching people about compassion. How to offer compassion to the people around you, the people you seek to serve and to yourself. She was the engine behind the social movement Change Day Australia which reached 146 000 people…
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Richard Pryor Jr. — In a Pryor Life
If Richard’s name sounds familiar it’s because he is the first child of the actor and comedian whose name he bears. Richard Jr’s story of how he grew up amidst many of the same challenges that haunted his father - including abuse, an absent parent, alcohol and drug addictions - and yet somehow...
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Kristy Best — How to Know If You're Dating a Narcissist
How To Date a Narcissist is available to watch on YouTube from March 5 at youtube.com/swearycanary You’ll find a link in the show notes of this episode. In this conversation Kristy explains how she came to leverage her hard earned experience in the world of dating into the concept and script for...
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Kirsty Stark — Reverse Engineer Your Way to Success
In this conversation we track Kirsty’s journey from university, through her time in the camera department on film sets, to her realisation that she could have more influence on the stories that were being told on film by taking on the role of producer. Just some of those stories include a post...
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Xira — Starting Again From Scratch
With radio plays already under her belt, Xira's latest milestone is having Sleep Talker added to Spotify’s Pop Edge playlist alongside songs by some of her favourite artists. In this conversation we talk about how Xira released her first single only 18 months after she began songwriting, how...
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Professor Michael Morley — A Scholar and a Gentleman
Michael has embraced lifelong passions for learning, teaching and performing that stem from his earliest days growing up in New Zealand. We learn how his grandfather introduced him music and performance in a somewhat unconventional manner, how the encouragement of a series of teachers inspired…
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Drew Wutke — God Is In The Details
If you’re in New York you’ll find Drew at his Wednesday evening residency at Marie’s Crisis Cafe, or working with another friend of the show as the resident musical director at the Jen Waldman Studio. Later this month you’ll find him in Houston as Musical Supervisor of the new musical “For...
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Al Blackstone — What Happens When You Outgrow Your Dreams?
Though well known for his witty and emotional work on the hit TV show So You Think You Can Dance, Al is perhaps best known for his original narrative style which blends dance and his own brand of theatrical storytelling. Al talks about walking away from your comfort zone to throw yourself into...
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Timothy Huang — Never. Stop. Writing
Timothy is an alumni of the Lehman Engel Musical Theater Workshop at BMI and is a past Dramatists Guild Fellow. In this episode we talk about the artist’s obligation to contribute to important conversations, how he transformed a news report into a musical and the importance of finding someone who...
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Peter Shepherd — Running Towards The Bang
Peter co-hosts The Long and The Short Of It - a podcast for the curious, with another Studio Time guest Jen Waldman. He is Head Coach of Seth Godin’s altMBA leadership and management workshop and he is the creator of REVEAL - a program for artists and creatives who are looking to make a change in...
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Bonnie Gillespie — Success Leaves Clues
Bonnie built her business by demystifying the casting process and illuminating the business side of pursuing a creative career. Her most popular book is Self-Management for Actors, which has been named one of The Top Ten Best Books on Acting Ever Written. In this conversation Bonnie describes the...
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Em Grosland — Artist as Advocate
On Em’s website is the statement “I am passionate about work that challenges audiences, shifts paradigms, and serves to increase empathy in our culture.“ In this conversation you’ll hear how representing the truth of our own humanity in all its nuances as artists we can create space for others to...
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Michael McElroy — Connecting To Something Greater Than Yourself
Michael has appeared in the Public Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park and on Broadway in Rent, The Wild Party, Big River, Next to Normal and Sunday in the Park with George. In this episode we learn how Michael’s family introduced him to the power of Gospel music from an early age and how he wrote...
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Erin Clemons — Knowing When To Say No
One of the big themes that comes up in this episode is something that a lot of people struggle with as artists and creatives…”accepting that it’s okay to say no.” Erin has been part of the Broadway and US Tour productions of some musicals that I’m sure you’ve heard of or seen, but to step into…
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Andy Packer — Journey in Wonder
As the Artistic Director of the Slingsby Theatre Company, Andy is making an incredible contribution to the cultural life of his hometown community in Adelaide, South Australia and developing shows that will be seen in 8 countries and 40 venues around the world in 2019. While he focuses on...
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A podcast about the big and small ways artists can change the world. Discover the unconventional approaches that artists have developed to create unique results in their lives and careers. Learn how you can apply these ideas to transform your own work.
HOSTED BY
Matthew Carey
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A podcast about the big and small ways artists can change the world. Discover the unconventional approaches that artists have developed to create unique results in their lives and careers. Learn how you can apply these ideas to transform your own work.
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