Arts Entrepreneurs: Recent Episodes
Philip Graulty
When theater actor Sam White left her hometown of Detroit to pursue a career in Las Vegas, she ended up discovering something unexpected in the middle of the desert — an idea to start her very own Shakespeare company. On&hellip
Today’s show concludes Season One of the Arts Entrepreneurs podcast. Yes, we have seasons! Who would have thought? Season Two starts Thursday, May 21, 2015, but in the meantime, please stay connected. Subscribe on iTunes, follow Arts Entrepreneurs on Facebook,&hellip
For the past three decades, guitarist John Schneider has performed almost exclusively on the fringe, leaving the standard classical repertoire behind in search for music in between the notes. While most would consider this path “career suicide,” the further John&hellip
I started this podcast because I wanted to pick the brains of people who I admire — artists who are out there doing remarkable things. And over the past nine episodes, I have learned so much from the stories and&hellip
We are now one week into our crowdfunding campaign and so far, the response has been incredible! Thank you to everyone who has invested in the future of Arts Entrepreneurs by making a contribution, sharing the campaign across social media, and&hellip
Hey everyone! Before you listen to today’s show, I have a quick favor to ask: Arts Entrepreneurs launched its first crowdfunding campaign and it would mean so much to have your support. Here are four easy ways you can do that (two of them don’t&hellip
I have some great news to share: This tiny podcast, which I produce out of my parents’ garage, has surpassed 1,000 downloads! That may not seem like a lot (and maybe it isn’t), but I’m pretty excited about it. At&hellip
Today’s guest is Danielle Fredericks, a Los Angeles-based attorney who provides legal services and education to independent artists and businesses through her firm ArtVenture Law. If you’re unsure of how to protect your artwork and yourself, you’ll definitely want to hear&hellip
Today, we’re traveling to Bali, Indonesia to chat with Brandon Pearce, a piano teacher turned computer programmer turned entrepreneur. Brandon is the creator and owner of Music Teacher’s Helper, a web-based software management system that helps music teachers run their own music&hellip
Today’s episode is a continuation of last week’s conversations about festival startups. In Episode #3, we heard from David Koren, the Executive Producer of FIGMENT, a participatory arts festival that has been going strong in New York and around the U.S. since 2007. And&hellip
One of the reasons I love this podcast so much is that we get to take an in-depth look at the business of art in different fields. And the reason I chose to go this route as opposed to focusing&hellip
Today’s guests are Genevieve Gearhart and Matthew Bamberg-Johnson, two of the three co-artistic directors from The Speakeasy Society, a Los Angeles-based theater company dedicated to creating innovative, site-specific, theatrical events. Over the holidays, I was fortunate to stumble into one&hellip
The podcast has officially launched! Before you click play, I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has helped me over the past few weeks on Facebook, via email, by phone, or in person. Starting a podcast is not&hellip