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Hosts Cathleen Falsani and Kaitlyn Barrett welcome artists and creators of all mediums and genres for conversations about how they do what they do and, for right now at least, how the COVID age has affected (or not) how they create/make their art. Actors, filmmakers, writers, musicians, designers, dancers, directors, poets, playwrights, painters, animators, comedians, magicians, sculptors, chefs, all manner of performers and makers of all stripes. Artist Care & Feeding is the home we are creating for artists. Welcome and come on through… There’s a bar over there, and up the stairs, to your left, you’ll find your room. It’s been customized to your exact specifications. If you need anything at all, just pick up the phone and someone will be right with you. There are extra blankets and down pillows on the top shelf of the wardrobe. The WiFi code is EVERYTHINGYOUDOISART.
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Dr. Angelica McCarthy, DAT, LAT, ATC (she/her/hers) is a Doctor of AthleticTraining, specializing in performing arts medicine. Her purpose is to guidepeople in awareness and understanding of their bodies, through a holistic-based approach, to support longevity of health and well-being, movement, and life. Her philosophy is to treat the whole person— mind, body, and soul—to get tothe root of the problem and focus on the solution through health and well-beingpromotion and education, injury prev...
Nikki Kimbrough is a TV personality, Broadway performer, producer, director, personal trainer, and entrepreneur. She’s the CEO and founder of Get Fit with Nik, Inc. She made her Broadway debut as Etta James in the Broadway musical A Night with Janis Joplin. She is the executive director and owner of the Harlem All-Stars Theater Group, where their mission is to create extraordinary theater experiences that educate, encourage and inspire underserved youth. With her boyfriend Billy Davis, she co...
Jennifer McNeely, artist, sculptor, and curator of the Miniature Art Museum at Seattle's Museum of Museums, has exhibited her sculpture extensively in her native Pacific Northwest and across the United States for more than 20 years in both solo and group exhibitions. She has a unique approach to materials and process that have earned her many accolades including The Artist Trust GAP Grant, Portable Works Program, and inclusion in private collections and publications, such as a documentary ser...
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Christopher Holt is a painter, water-colorist, and fresco artist. A native of Asheville, North Carolina, where he still lives and works among the mountains of Haywood County, its natural beauty continuing to inform and shape his artistry. Christopher grew up painting and drawing, eventually finding his way to the art department at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. There, his attention was captured by the Native American Artist Kimowan Metchewais and he learned much about the creative...
Rives is a poet, storyteller, author, speaker, event host, paper engineer, night owl activist, and since 2013 has been curator of the Museum of Four O'Clock in the Morning. He is a frequent speaker at the TED conference (in fact he is one of a rare few presenters who have six talks on TED.com) and he has been a regular host of TEDActive and TEDYouth. Rives appeared on Seasons 3–6 of HBO's Def Poetry Jam and was a member of Team Hollywood, which won the 2004 National Poetry Slam. He also starr...
Cherie B Tay (she/they) is a queer, BIPOC, gender non-conforming voice actor and multimedia creative artist. Cherie's working voice over genres include animation, commercial, e-learning, IVR, narration, podcasts, and trailers. In addition to being a voiceover artist, they are also a Broadway stage manager, professional photographer, videographer, and ukulele teacher.Broadway and tour credits include: Hadestown, Amélie, Gettin' The Band Back Together, War Horse, In the Heights. Cherie's photo...
Leah Lax is: A word person. A people person. One of those creative sorts who has to try to walk around as an ostensibly rational person. (The pandemic has eased that problem.) A secret cellist. And a collaborator, perhaps because she thinks in terms of music she isn’t very good at making herself. Leah is also a refugee from extreme religion, who has seven grown kids. Leah’s memoir Uncovered: How I Left Hasidic Life and Finally Came Home is the only gay memoir ever to come out of the Hasidic ...
Caitlin is a classically trained soprano from Spring, Texas and Calgary, Alberta. After attending Northwestern University for a Bachelor of Music, she appeared in the Lyric Opera of Chicago’s presentation of The King and I. She then moved to New York City and, shortly after, went on tour with Les Miserables as an ensemble member and Cosette understudy. She is currently on The Phantom of the Opera World Tour as the alternate Christine Daae.Venmo: @Caitlin-Finnie
Bhushan Thakkar is a filmmaker, photographer, cinematographer, director, editor, producer and co-founder of the digital media company 20EVO based in Southern California. Bhushan’s love of visual art and storytelling drew him to filmmaking early in life. In the last 20 years, he has produced, directed and shot for commercial corporate media, nature-based content, as well as films for U.S. and international audiences.In more than two decades of experience, Bhushan's photography and filmmaking h...
Barbara Mahany spent nearly three decades as a reporter and writer at the Chicago Tribune. She is now a freelance journalist and author of four collections of essays. Her first, Slowing Time: Seeing the Sacred Outside Your Kitchen Door, has been called “balm for the hurried heart,” and “a field guide into your holiest hours.” Her second book, Motherprayer: Lessons in Loving, explores the sacred mysteries of mothering—its sorrows, joys, trembles, hallelujahs, and the tumble of questions withou...
Terri Hemmert is an absolute legend in the world of rock 'n' roll radio. She's spent 47 years on the air at Chicago's WXRT (93.1 FM) radio station, where she still hosts its "Breakfast with the Beatles" show every Sunday morning despite having officially retired in 2019. A musicologist who has taught the history of rock and soul at Chicago's Columbia College for decades, Terri was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2010 and her work has been featured at the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of...
Greta Chapin-McGill is a Black feminist artist who believes the narrative of her art is a living document, evolving in phases. The most important lesson she says she has learned has been "to get out of my own way and let the art lead me.” She is drawn to artists, male and female, whose sensibilities are able to look intimately at the feminine mystic. “Women express openly among themselves and in every venue they inhabit emotion and spirituality," Greta says. To her, feminism means having the ...
Kelley Weber is an actor, teacher, spiritual director and knitter. Originally from Connecticut, she has been teaching theater and acting professionally in St. Louis for the last 25 years. She was a founding member of St. Louis' Mustard Seed Theater, which explored our relationship with God and our ethical responsibility to the world.Most recently she won the St. Louis Circle Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy for her role as Bodie in Tennessee Williams' A Lovely Sunday...
Teri Hansen is an actress, singer and writer. Her film and TV credits include Into the Water, Street Scene, FBI: Most Wanted, The Blacklist, Law & Order: SVU, and Orange is the New Black. On stage, she’s performed in An American in Paris, The Sound Of Music, Camelot (opposite Robert Goulet), The Music Man, Boys From Syracuse, and Show Boat, as well as in concert as a soloist with Marvin Hamlisch, the Boston Pops, the National Symphony, and multiple operatic roles throughout North America ...
Nikki Kimbrough is a TV personality, Broadway performer, producer, director, personal trainer, and entrepreneur. She’s the CEO and founder of Get Fit with Nik, Inc. She made her Broadway debut as Etta James in the Broadway musical A Night with Janis Joplin. She is the executive director and owner of the Harlem All-Stars Theater Group, where their mission is to create extraordinary theater experiences that educate, encourage and inspire underserved youth. With her boyfriend Billy Davis, she co...
Originally from Minnesota, Rob Laqui is a New York City-based creative producer and first generation Filipino-American. Presently, he is the production coordinator for NT America, the North American producing office for the National Theatre of Great Britain, and an associate producer with Octopus Theatricals (founded by Tony and Grammy Award-winning producer Mara Isaacs). Rob also is a co-founder of The Industry Standard Group LLC, which addresses the lack of representation and diversity in c...
Ben Davis is a singer/actor originally from Indianapolis. He has lived in New York City for the last 19 years. Ben enjoys an international concert career and has been seen on TV and in films around the world.Instagram: @thisBenDavisTwitter: @BJDavisWebsite: Benjamin Jay Davis Soundcloud: BJ Davis
David Wilcox is a singer-songwriter from Asheville, North Carolina. A quintessential folk singer, Dave is known for telling stories full of heart, humor, and hope, substance, searching, and style. His innate sense of adventure and authenticity is why critics and colleagues alike, so often praise not just his artistry, but his humanity, as well. In a career spanning 30 years, Dave has released more than 20 albums, most recently 2018's The View from the Edge.Dave's WebsiteTwitter: @MrDavidWilco...
Terri Hemmert is an absolute legend in the world of rock 'n' roll radio. She's spent 47 years on the air at Chicago's WXRT (93.1 FM) radio station, where she still hosts its "Breakfast with the Beatles" show every Sunday morning despite having officially retired in 2019. A musicologist who has taught the history of rock and soul at Chicago's Columbia College for decades, Terri was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in 2010 and her work has been featured at the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of...
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