Where dance, technology, and creativity converge! The Dance Behind the Screen Podcast (DBS) dives deep into thought-provoking conversations with world-class dancers, choreographers, scholars, digital innovators, social media influencers, and arts leaders. With a passion for pushing boundaries and saying “NO to the BOX,” the show inspires listeners to think creatively, embrace technology, and explore the evolving landscape of dance and the arts. Available across multiple platforms including Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, and more, the Dance Behind the Screen Podcast brings together diverse voices from around the globe. With over 15,000+ downloads and listeners in 44+ countries, the show has featured in-depth interviews with prominent guests such as Dr. Thomas F. DeFrantz (featured on Netflix's Explained), social media influencer Alessia Lugoboni, Xin Ying of the Martha Graham Dance Company, and Matt Kent, artistic director of Pilobolus, among others. The podcast is recorded in-person and virtually, making it accessible to global audiences while connecting the dance community with innovative ideas, cutting-edge insights, and stories of inspiration.

DisTopia looks at disability, art, and culture from the inside out. A production of DisArt, this podcast is invested in raising the voice, visibility, and value of Disabled people through interviews and episodes with past and present trend makers within the world of Disability culture.

Kei & Clyde are TV lovers whose discussions make you feel like you're hanging out in their living room. On great TV good Talk, they discuss what they're watching and why they think you should watch, too. Fun segments like industry news, the pilot watch, and the rundown will be some markers. Listen in and stay a while.

This podcast will explore the development of the art, architecture, culture and history in Italy, from ancient Roman times through the Renaissance. Listeners will develop an understanding of Italy’s role in the development of Western civilization and an ability to appreciate and understand works of art in their historical context.

Host Brennan Snyder reviews movies with his wife, mother & close friend; the women in his life

If you're a busy artist looking for inspiration on the go then this podcast is for you! You’ll hear artist insights, art expert interviews, inspiring artist stories, step-by-step art business strategies, and have access to more than 30 years of personal art coaching experience from artist & mentor Sonja Smalheer.

Harness your SPACCE™️ (your spiritual, personal, area, companion, and community environments) for success, love, and well-being

Mungo Park Lyt tager fat i vores samfunds tabubelagte problematikker og sætter spørgsmålstegn ved vanetænkningen. Hver podcastserie er en selvstændig historie, som lever uafhængigt af vores forestillinger. Med Mungo Park Lyt ønsker vi at skabe en krydsning mellem teatrets evne til at fortælle og podcastens dokumentariske reportage for at udfordre lytterens forestillingsevne og forventninger til begge medier. Via Mungo Park Lyt ønsker vi at skabe nye broer til vores eksisterende og nye publikummer, samt skubbe grænserne for, hvad et teater kan og skal i vores samfund. Podcasten produceres med støtte fra Statens Kunstfond og Beckett-fonden.

Hosted by Sharon Bridgforth, this series features intimate conversations with artists whose work and artistic practices are rooted in serving our communities through healing/creative/Spiritual and cultural traditions - centered in Love.

"The opposite of depression is EXPRESSION" - Dr. Edith Eger ARTISTS RISING is about RISING UP through the discovery and re-discovery of our creativity. It is about healing and transformation through the cultivation of creativity and through creating thoughts and emotions that will be the canvas, the foundation...of our masterpiece, our best life. I believe everyone is creative, we are born that way, but we forget, and we conform and get covered up. Creativity is a recovery process. It’s the road home we are all searching for. Stepping into the flow of creativity is stepping into healing, and it’s stepping into an encounter with the most sacred version of your truest self… it’s connecting with the divine and most powerful life force that exists. Created with community, storytelling and wholehearted artistic development in mind, singer-songwriter (and recovering classical musician) JennyRebecca Ronning, sits down with people who inspire her and teaches on topics she wished she would have known more about as a younger artist - specifically things we don't tend to learn in art schools and music conservatories like mental and emotional health, how to cultivate creativity and how to invite people along on your creative journey and turn your passion into a business or a community, if that is what you desire. No matter what stage of life you are in - whether you are a seasoned artist or just beginning to tap into your creativity - we all need reminding about how to step into that flow...how to realize that place as our home, and how to navigate the blocks and resistance that try to keep us disconnected. Welcome to ARTISTS RISING CO! Follow @artistsrisingco on instagram and facebook for more inspo and a community built to encourage and empower you to go forward pursuing your creative dreams with more confidence, resilience, and freedom to show up and do what we, as artists, do best - BE VULNERABLE, day after day! Let's do this!

Introducing Ad Block, a new Ad Age podcast. Hosted by Ad Age’s own I-Hsien Sherwood and Alfred Maskeroni, Ad Block features personal, casual chats with big names in the industry. We’ve got one rule on this show: no guests can talk about their company or their clients. Get to know the people behind the ads you love—as they talk about anything but.

The Art Pays Me Podcast is a series of discussions about art, design, business and life with creatives of diverse backgrounds. Hosted by Nova Scotia based artist and designer, Duane Jones.