All episodes of openARTed

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#12 ∙ We are born creative but are taught to remember ∙

A conversation with Bruce Devereux who is a recipient of the BC Care Awards 2017 Innovation of the Year.

Published 02/18/21

#11 ∙ One can be very serious while not taking things so seriously ∙

A conversation with American conductor and the Artistic Director of the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne Joshua Weilerstein.

Published 02/04/21

#10 ∙ If the process is a burden, it is not worth doing it ∙

A conversation with a pianist and professor at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Published 01/21/21

#9 ∙ What is more important than any economic or scientific goal? ∙

A conversation with a cellist and doctor Paul van Houtte from New Zealand. In this episode we will talk about Paul's transition from musical studies to medical studies, reasons for the change and how does Paul approach culture, music and arts now?

Published 01/07/21

#8 ∙ You have the rights to the process but not the fruits of your labor | Angela Myles Beeching ∙

A conversation with Angela Myles Beeching - a career specialist and an author of Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music.

Published 12/24/20

#7 ∙ How do we adopt a beginners mindset and why it is so crucial for our growth? ∙

Lithuanian dancer, movement teacher and philosopher Justas Kučinskas shares his knowledge about human development and how dance has encouraged him to always think out of the box and bring his consciousness to the next level.

Published 12/10/20

#6 ∙ A former military helicopter pilot turned mindfulness philosopher ∙

A conversation with a philosopher of mindfulness and former military helicopter pilot Shannon M Whitaker about self care, meditation and dedication to the practice.

Published 11/26/20

#5 ∙ Performance science peculiarities with Donata Vaitkutė ∙

A conversation with performance coach, piano teacher and a founder of Mental Skills Lab. In this lab she invites performers from various fields to explore their thinking, emotions and behavior.

Published 11/12/20

∙ As soon as we accept any insults, we can be free ∙

Lithuanian contemporary artist Marija Baranauskaitė explains how she reached a point in her life where she needed to learn to be individually free and happy with what she was doing. This is where her research in furnitureness starts!

Published 10/29/20

∙ Grass is always greener on the other side ∙

The conversation with percussionist Jonathan Chapman which will make your day and won't let you stop smiling.

Published 10/15/20

∙ They came to see blood, they saw blood ∙

A conversation with polish pianist and influential thinker Anna Szałucka.

Published 10/01/20

∙ Being a musician for the sake of music ∙

An interview with insightful Natania Hoffman about growing up in a family of musicians, life choices, education, love for music, biggest gift for listeners and podcasting. American cellist is currently pursuing a master's degree in chamber music at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin with her trio "Trio Agora". If you have any comments or enquiries, drop me a line at [email protected]

Published 09/17/20

Introducing openARTed

A podcast exploring why making art can be more practical than we think. Creatives from all around the world share their artistic journeys and explore the impact it has on their everyday lives.

Published 09/15/20