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Ever wonder why you can practice for hours, sound great in the practice room, and still be frustratingly hit or miss on stage? Join performance psychologist and Juilliard alumnus/faculty Noa Kageyama, and explore research-based ā€œpractice hacksā€ for beating anxiety, practicing more effectively, and playing up to your full abilities when it matters most.
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American Spectacle

Thomas King Flagg

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American Spectacle Podcast explores the rise—and reckoning—of America’s global influence in the performing arts, with a sharp focus on dance. From the jazz age to today’s shifting cultural landscape, host Thomas K. Flagg engages in candid conversations with leading voices in the field, including Alexandra Wells (former head of Juilliard Ballet), acclaimed choreographer Jamal Story, and world-renowned hip hop artist Raphael Xavier. Where have we come from—and where are we headed?
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Marcelo Gomes, principal dancer for American Ballet Theater, and violinist Charles Yang talk with Juilliard President Joseph Polisi and Touchpress CEO Sam Aspinall. They demo the Juilliard Open Studios app, which offers unprecedented insight into the artistic process and a chance to witness leading professionals working with the next generation of outstanding performers.
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Moving Moments

Artful Narratives Media

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Your ticket to candid conversations featuring the dance world's most accomplished and groundbreaking artists. Join Dean and Director of Dance at The Juilliard School Alicia Graf Mack as she sits down with her closest colleagues and friends to discuss the creative process and living a purposeful life in dance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Our Voices on The Yard is a celebration of Black voices of The Juilliard School, their passion, contributions and sacrifices. Through our lens, we explore the historic intersection of Black art, culture, faith and activism in our communities and beyond, while sharing the triumphs and struggles of the extraordinary Black. Hosted by Juilliard Drama Division alum, Denise Woods, Our Voice on The Yard prides itself on authentic, no-holds-barred conversations with former and current Juilliard stud ...
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Experts Speak

Michael DeLon

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Listen in as Michael DeLon, founder of Paperback Expert, speaks with business professionals in various industries about what makes them the true expert in their field.
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String Sessions

JoAnna Farrer

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Join Juilliard-trained professional violinist and teacher JoAnna Farrer in her weekly podcast, as she tackles questions about helping your child progress in music today. She interviews top performers, composers, and teachers, sharing actionable guidance and answering listener questions, all in short, weekly episodes. Join the conversation and gain the tools to help your child develop the skills they need to succeed in the arts and life! Follow JoAnna on Instagram @joannafarrer802 for more.
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Hosted by acting coach/writer/producer Douglas Nyback, The DNA Podcast gives audiences access to the intimate and intense conversations he has with actors as they strive to grow as artists and individuals through various stages of their careers. Artists are always ā€in processā€ and this show puts you in the middle of it.
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Life in Seven Songs

The San Francisco Standard

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What songs tell your life story? Host Sophie Bearman asks this question of some of the world’s most fascinating people. Through seven songs, guests reveal the milestones—and the music—that have shaped their lives. New episodes every Tuesday.
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My Zen Pet

Lisa Spector

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You drink green tea, meditate, and practice yoga. But how do you provide zen for your pets? My Zen Pet is the only podcast with music for dogs and their people, with easy-to-digest short episodes. Cuddle up on the sofa together and get ready to turn down the stress and turn up the Zen when listening to your host, Pet Calming Maestro and Juilliard alum Lisa Spector.
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The Piano Ninja Tricks Podcast is the show for adult classical pianists wanting to play the classical music of their dreams with joy and ease. Meet your host, Juilliard alum and Piano Ninja, Lisa Spector. She's sharing her treasured tricks honed through years of study with legendary mentors Earl Wild, Leon Fleisher, John Perry and Lillian Kallir. But here's the remarkable part: Lisa's journey to piano mastery was interrupted after an unexpected fall led to seven complicated right-hand fractu ...
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Music & Dance: Musicians, Composers, Singers, Dancers, Choreographers, Performers Talk Art, Creativity & The Creative Process

Musicians, Composers, Performers, Dancers, Choreographers...in Conversation: Creative Process Original Series

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Music & Dance episodes of the popular The Creative Process podcast. To listen to ALL arts & creativity episodes of ā€œThe Creative Process Ā· Arts, Culture & Societyā€, you’ll find our main podcast on Apple: tinyurl.com/thecreativepod, Spotify: tinyurl.com/thecreativespotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! Exploring the fascinating minds of creative people. Conversations with writers, artists & creative thinkers across the Arts & STEM. We discuss their life, work & artistic practice. Winners ...
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Books for Men

Douglas Vigliotti

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Do you enjoy reading but can't find the time? "Books for Men" is the perfect literary podcast for men in a hurry who want to read more and diversify their reading habits. In short episodes, every Monday, host and author Douglas Vigliotti, spotlights a different book that men will enjoy, sharing everything from novels to nonfiction, literary classics to self-help, crime fiction to memoirs, and providing key quotes and insights on authors, themes, writing styles, storytelling techniques, and l ...
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Welcome to Heart Light Sessions, hosted by Jenee. A podcast about lightworking your way through dark times. Each week I call on artists, healers, and thinkers as we explore the transformative journey to thriving from a heart-centered space, unlocking breakthroughs, finding strength in adversity, and embracing authentic living.
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Nerds On Tour

Abraham Levitan

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Host Abraham Levitan talks with music people about money, motivation, and the rest of life. Nerds On Tour fills a void of mentorship and "from-the-trenches" advice that Abraham noticed as a younger touring musician. It offers a place to get honest, funny, and occasionally wonky tips from great artists about health, money management, and creative workflow and habits.
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Tales of Teaching - from TalkLearning.net

Bryony Galligan Teacher Learner Sharer of good things

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Tales of Teaching is a series of conversations with inspirational teachers from all walks of life and from all corners of our global community. Talking about their teaching journey, their passion for learning and what motivates them to keep at it, we aim to connect people doing good work, every day.
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It's My Party with Andrea von Kampen

Andrea von Kampen Music, LLC

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Andrea von Kampen hosts a biweekly discussion with inspiring women who are succeeding in their fields. Andrea explores topics like the road to Broadway, publishing a cookbook, directing films, writing music, training at Julliard, starting a non-profit, traveling the world, and so much more.
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti reviews ā€œMilesā€, the autobiography of jazz legend Miles Davis. Vigliotti explores Davis’s life, musical legacy, and influence on jazz, highlighting key albums like ā€œBirth of the Coolā€ and ā€œKind of Blueā€, and sharing seven insightful quotes from Davis. He also briefly discusses the biopic ā€œMiles Aheadā€, what makes it different, a…
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We all get stuck on problem passages from time to time. And it can be very natural to simply throw more repetitions at it, in hopes that this will eventually unlock something. But in doing so, we end up accumulating more and more incorrect repetitions and reinforcing mistakes. So what’s the alternative? A new study took a rare, close-up, repetition…
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In this episode, Michael DeLon interviews Toph Sheldon—former professional golfer, Amazon bestselling author of Escaping the Sand Trap, and founder of Cincinnati Tax Resolution. Toph shares his journey from aspiring tour professional to battling gambling-driven tax troubles of his own, and how those experiences led him to build a firm that helps bu…
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Today on the show, we're re-running a listener favorite: our interview with longtime journalist and media entrepreneur Kara Swisher, who's been covering Silicon Valley and the Internet since the days of dial-up. She’s taken nearly all of technology's titans to task with a fearless, no-nonsense style. But in this episode, she shows another side of h…
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti offers an in-depth review of David Foster Wallace’s novel "Infinite Jest,ā€ discussing the book’s complex structure, disparate narratives, and major themes of addiction, isolation, entertainment, and societal critique. Vigliotti shares his personal experience tackling its challenging length, prose, and style, and highlights the n…
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The voice in our head can be an asset at times - but also kind of a jerk at the worst possible moments. And like that one person in the ā€œquiet carā€ of the train that doesn’t seem to understand the rules, it never seems to be quiet when we need it to. A 2014 study identified a self-talk strategy that led to improved performances, and less post-perfo…
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Evan Stern is basically the human embodiment of talent, opinion, and relentless charisma. The dude is one of the funniest actors out there, with a mastery of physical comedy that few can match. This episode is a deep dive into his iconic performance as Stuart on the hit show, Letterkenny, as well as all the successes and failures that came before a…
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In this episode, Chief Behavioral Officer Brendan Frazier shares how he went from running his own advisory firm to pioneering the ā€œhuman side of moneyā€ at RFG Advisory. He and Michael unpack why trust, empathy, and calibrated curiosity are more powerful than technical brilliance alone—and how advisors can build discovery processes, meeting framewor…
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Mayim Bialik has seemingly done it all: she became a beloved teen star on Blossom, earned a PhD in neuroscience, then returned to TV to play a neuroscientist on The Big Bang Theory. She’s written books, hosts a popular podcast, and is a mother of two. But after a lifetime of slipping in and out of different roles since the time she was 11, Mayim is…
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In this heartfelt conversation, Thomas King Flagg reconnects with longtime friend and supporter of the arts, Bill Shipley. Together, they reflect on the transformative power of dance, the value of community-based arts engagement, and the importance of creating space for movement wherever you are. šŸ“˜ The Dressing Drink — Available on Amazon, Kindle, …
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti discusses Woody Allen’s memoir, ā€œApropos of Nothing,ā€ exploring Allen’s prolific filmmaking career, signature style, and comedic influences, while also addressing the controversies and allegations that have shaped public perception of Allen. Vigliotti emphasizes the importance of separating art from the artist and highlights the…
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A few months ago, when a sportswriter published an article in The New York Times about an unusual and ā€œrevolutionaryā€ practice method that NBA star Victor Wembanyama and other elite athletes and teams (like the World Series-winning LA Dodgers) were utilizing, I started getting emails from musicians, asking if this method, known as the ā€œconstraints-…
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In this episode, personal and corporate brand strategist Alana Sparrow explains why simply claiming a ā€œcategory of oneā€ isn’t enough in today’s crowded market. She walks through how true brand strategy goes far deeper than logos and colors, why your whole business should run through the lens of brand, and how to narrow your positioning to the speci…
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John Grant’s music is known for its brutal honesty – songs about desire, rage, and shame. But the story behind that voice is even more extraordinary. Raised in a religious household where being gay meant losing your family and being rejected by society, John grew up believing he deserved the violence and hostility he faced.And yet, what stands out …
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti explores Jonathan Swift’s classic "Gulliver’s Travels." He discusses Swift’s background, his mastery of satire, and the novel’s four-part structure, highlighting its sharp social and political commentary. Vigliotti explains how the book’s original, serious themes are often misunderstood as mere children’s fantasy today. He encou…
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A friend recently asked if it's true that becoming a virtuoso performer requires being a perfectionist. Well, spoiler alert, it's not a simple yes or no answer. And there are a lot of fascinating nuances to explore. One of which involves performance anxiety, and the question of whether perfectionism increases or decreases nerves. Get all the nerdy …
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Using your book to generate more clients just got a lot easier. Listen to this conversation and you will understand how Parthiv Shah and his team can create a direct response book that you can use as a client generating machine. There is a distinct difference between a traditionally published book and a direct response book. Parthiv goes in depth i…
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Host Thomas King Flagg welcomes Irish performer and storyteller Carol Cusack for a heartfelt conversation that spans continents and generations. From childhood choir rehearsals in Dublin to standing ovations on American stages, Carol reflects on the rhythms that shaped her life—Irish dance, American musicals, and the unwavering support of family. T…
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Lara Jean is what I’d call a ā€œcapital A Actor.ā€ She’s been profoundly successful across both stage and screen, and whether you know her from her unforgettable turn as Freddie Lounds on NBC’s Hannibal, or from any of the other roles she’s carved out across an illustrious career (Chucky, The King Tide, Nightmare Alley, Designated Survivor, X Company,…
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Michael and Ryan Musselman unpack the two sides of every coaching business—doing the work and getting the clients—and why most coaches overbuild the first while neglecting the second. Ryan breaks down his concept of the ā€œidentity offer,ā€ shows how to speak to a client’s deeper desires instead of corporate jargon, and walks through his preferred two…
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From the outside, Nico Rosberg lived every young racer’s dream: born to a Formula One world champion, raised with a go-kart track in his backyard, and the Monaco Grand Prix roaring outside his bedroom window. But behind the glamour was a different story: one of a sensitive young man dealing with crushing pressure and a bitter friendship-turned-riva…
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Playing for other people, whether it’s an audience of one, a dozen, or several hundred, can be a stressful thing! So it’s easy to focus on the negative aspects of performance, like how to manage nerves and avoid mistakes. But performing can also be a real thrill, and one of the most satisfying and meaningful things we do in music. So I thought it m…
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Michael and Jonathan Hawkins discuss why most lawyers underestimate the complexity of starting and running a firm, and how many skip basic protections like partnership agreements and succession plans. Jonathan walks through the ā€œlife cycleā€ framework he uses with clients, the unique stresses law firm owners face, and why prevention work beats clean…
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Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi didn’t set out to become a dessert icon. She just knew that if there was one thing she’d like to do every day for the rest of her life, it was baking cookies. That instinct led her from the world of New York City fine dining to the early days of Momofuku, where David Chang pushed Christina to pursue her passion for b…
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti compares Elmore Leonard’s novel ā€œGet Shortyā€ with its film adaptation directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by Scott Frank for another edition of ā€œNovel vs Movieā€. Vigliotti shares background information on the author, director, and screenwriter and explores differences in tone, themes, and characterization, highlighting Leon…
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Sleep and recovery is an aspect of preparation that athletes prioritize, with teams hiring sleep consultants, and many athletes going to great lengths to ensure they’re getting enough sleep. And studies suggest that this investment of time is very much worth their while, when it comes to high-level performance. But how much of a difference would an…
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Dalmar Abuzeid is one of the stars of the iconic series Degrassi: The Next Generation and the deeply moving Anne with an E—among many, many other credits. What I’ve admired most about Dalmar, long before this episode, is how profoundly thoughtful he is. He takes both life and craft seriously, but never pretentiously—he’s measured, grounded, and end…
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In this episode Will Watrous and Michael discuss the principles behind EOS, why adopting one unified operating system matters, the pitfalls of DIY implementation, and how working with an implementer accelerates execution and alignment. Will also breaks down the typical engagement flow—from the 90-minute meeting to quarterly and annual sessions. Lea…
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In the debut episode of American Spectacle, host Thomas King Flagg welcomes Anna Morgan, a globally recognized dance educator and advocate. Together, they explore the evolution of ballet training, the dismantling of hierarchical power structures in dance education, and how inclusivity and creativity are reshaping the art form. šŸ“˜ The Dressing Drink …
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Michael Schur is the creative force behind some of the most beloved comedies of the past two decades: The Good Place, Parks and Rec, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and most recently, A Man On The Inside, starring Ted Danson. If Mike’s face looks familiar, it might be from his scene-stealing performance as Mose Schrute on The Office, on which Mike was also a w…
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Pacific Standard Time is smart, surprising weekly podcast about California’s future—and why what happens here matters everywhere and to everyone. Hosted by SF Standard culture editor Emily Dreyfuss and enterprise reporter Jesse Alejandro Cottrell. New episodes Wednesday mornings, beginning Nov. 19. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.…
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti dives into Pierre Bayard’s book "How to Talk About Books You Haven’t Read." Vigliotti explores Bayard’s key ideas, such as the importance of understanding a book’s cultural context over having read it, and discusses concepts like one’s ā€œinner libraryā€ and how it mingles with the collective discussion of a book or someone else’s …
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I remember a lesson many years ago, when my teacher told me that her job was to teach me how to teach myself. So that I would one day no longer need a teacher. I couldn’t have been more than 9 or 10 at the time, so the notion of me teaching myself was hard to fathom. It was difficult enough to just play in tune, never mind come up with my own bowin…
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Daniel Kopp, CFPĀ®, and founder of Wise Stewardship Financial Planning, shares how losing his first wife led him to serve young widows, active-duty military, and Gold Star families. He explains grief’s ā€œbrain fog,ā€ the burden of estate ā€œadministrivia,ā€ and why getting even an imperfect estate plan in place is a profound gift of love. Daniel unpacks …
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When Andrew Ahn’s family rented ā€œThe Wedding Banquetā€ in the early 1990s, they didn’t realize it was a queer film. They also had no idea that 30 years later, Andrew would write and direct his own version of the film. For many years, Andrew felt his queer and Korean American identities were in conflict. But reconciling those parts of himself has hel…
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šŸŽ™ Douglas Vigliotti discusses Raymond Carver’s acclaimed short story collection, ā€œWhat We Talk About When We Talk About Loveā€. Vigliotti explores Carver’s literary legacy, the collection’s minimalist style, and its nuanced portrayal of love’s complexities. He reflects on the editing process behind the book, shares personal insights on writing and r…
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Whether we’re baking a cake, driving to a new restaurant, or putting together a puzzle, we can usually get to the goal more efficiently and effectively if we have a clear idea what the destination looks like. I think we all know that the same is true for learning a new piece of music too - but often, this is not actually what our practice looks lik…
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