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I'd Like to Speak to the (Arts) Manager
by Kathryn WeneThe Covid-19 pandemic has forced creative and heartbreaking decisions from arts organizations across the world. Tune in for interviews from staff members of orchestras, museums, opera companies, and more to learn how their organizations are adapting and changing to stay connected to their audiences. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artsmanagerpodcast/support
Copyright: Kathryn Wene
Episodes
Bonus episode with Jackson Cooper
58m · PublishedIn this special episode, I was joined by Jackson Cooper, Major Gifts Officer for the Pacific Northwest Ballet. While we do talk about covid and its impact on PNB and development, we spend some time talking about the impact that the pandemic has had and will continue to have on those getting ready to enter the workforce. With more importance being given to having remote-friendly workspaces, what does that mean for the arts and negotiating those terms of hire? What leverage do new hires have in this changing environment? Tune in to hear Jackson's take on all this and more!
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1m · PublishedEpisode 7 - Lisa Shames and Fran Jeens
41m · PublishedIn the last episode of season 1, I talk with Lisa Shames and Fran Jeens of the Jewish Museum London. Lisa, Fran, and the entire museum team have been doing some incredibly innovative work during the time of quarantine in England, and I was so excited to catch up with them to learn how they're adapting to "the new normal." The Jewish Museum is located in Camden Town on the north side of London and features an extensive collection of Jewish culture and heritage artifacts. Before lockdown, they offered school tours to thousands of students each year from across London and a number of community events such as neighborhood walks and family days, and they have gone to great lengths to stay connected to their community and audience.
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49m · PublishedThis week I talk with Tyler Murphy, Gifts Officer for the Fort Worth Symphony in Fort Worth, Texas. Tyler and I have been friends for a long time, going all the way back to our days with the Houston Symphony, and I was really excited to talk to him about his new job, new city, and our new normal.
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39m · PublishedIn this week's episode, I talk with Mandy Stone, Vice President of Earned Income and Guests Services at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, KS. In addition to housing what she describes as an encyclopedic art collection, the Nelson-Atkins also has become famous for its visit from the Kansas City Zoo's penguins.
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45m · PublishedEpisode 3 - Jeanette Shires
39m · PublishedEpisode 2- Carol Keeney
31m · PublishedEpisode 1 - Steve Brosvik
39m · PublishedIn my first episode, I talk to Steve Brosvik, President of the Utah Symphony Utah Opera. It's fitting that Steve is my first guest because he was also my first boss when I went to work for the Houston Symphony after graduating from college. We talked about the challenges of performing live music at high altitudes, moving across the country during a pandemic, and how the USUO is adapting to "the new normal" of life during Covid-19.
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2m · PublishedI'd Like to Speak to the (Arts) Manager is a podcast featuring one-on-one conversations with arts managers across the country to provide insight into how their organizations have been impacted by Covid-19. Guests include Steve Brosvik, the President of the Utah Symphony Utah Opera; Jeanette Shires, Executive Director of the Mattie Kelly Arts Center in Niceville, Florida; and Tyler Murphy, Gifts Officer for the Fort Worth Symphony in Fort Worth, Texas. Our conversations are frank and showcase the changes experienced by these organizations and how they're adapting to a world that so desperately wants to come back together for live arts but still feels a need to socially distance.
--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/artsmanagerpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artsmanagerpodcast/supportI'd Like to Speak to the (Arts) Manager has 10 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 5:48:45. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on August 8th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 8th, 2024 00:15.