Entrepreneurship and Art

Dan and Carly go rogue for a special duo episode to talk about transatlantic travel, letting your metrics guide you to new learnings, setting up social media ad campaigns, and how and why they made the choices they’ve made around E&A’s personas.

Read the show notes: https://www.entrepreneurshipandart.com/blog/podcast-setting-up-social-media-ads

George, Dan and Carly talk about the first few chapters of Carol Dweck’s book and different ways they already are, or can, apply the growth mindset in their own lives. They also get into Daniel Ek’s comments about the commoditization and devaluation of music (s/o Walmart), ways to save and support the arts, and Carly shares a throwback to one of her favorite ad campaigns.

We’ve got a special episode for you this week.  This episode is a panel hosted by Ralph Jaccodine of the Boston Manager’s Group, which originally aired on May 6.  The panel features our own George Howard and SoFar Sounds CEO Jim Lucchese.

The three talk about how the music industry is changing as a result of the pandemic, what SoFar Sounds is doing to address the changing market, and how artists can sustain their careers in the current climate.

Carly, George and Dan talk about creating chaos in music, in politics, and on the internet. They also share their thoughts on the importance of taking care of your mental health, and George offers up his personal email for anyone who may be needing a bit of extra support during these upside down times. Have an idea or problem you can’t quite figure out? Write it out!

George, Dan, and Carly introduce the launch of the book club and its first book. They also discuss the effects that different management styles can have on the workplace culture, the relationship between psychology and marketing, and George reminds us of a truly strange internet conspiracy theory.

Carly, George, and Dan discuss Quibi’s failures, how to make business education better for all students, the dopamine hits of battle royale games, and Carly’s interview with Cindy Gallup.

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We’ve got a mini-episode for you today, recorded during George’s weekly office hours where he invites listeners to hang out on Zoom.

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In this episode, George’s former student Josef asks about press and playlisting for a new artist and how to start getting attention. We also talk about cold emailing industry professionals and building personas.

Read the show notes: www.entrepreneurshipandart.com/blog/office-hours-indie-pr-playlisting

George, Carly, and Dan talk about their productivity tools, core competencies vs competitive advantages, why people must wear pants (and masks), and public performance rights.

Read the show notes here: https://www.entrepreneurshipandart.com/blog/podcast-productivity-and-core-competencies

Entrepreneurship & Art is hosted by Carly Sheridan, George Howard, and Dan Servantes

How to build an audience from nothing, Ben & Jerry's vs. Häagen-Dazs, Hey vs. Apple, Live Nation's baffling announcement, and Carly's new "How to Build Your Own Personas" article. 

Read the show notes: https://www.entrepreneurshipandart.com/blog/podcast-ben-jerrys-and-the-most-passionate-percentile

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Entrepreneurship & Art is hosted by Carly Sheridan, George Howard, and Dan Servantes.

In this episode, we announce the new Entrepreneurship & Art slack channel, answer a listener question about Intra-band Agreements, and George shares his love of Doritos and the Cockney accent.

Read the show notes here: http://entrepreneurshipandart.com/blog/podcast-cockney-accents-and-doritos

Entrepreneurship and Art is Carly Sheridan, George Howard, and Dan Servantes