Arts Entrepreneurship Podcast: Making Art Work

This week on the podcast is our interview with fine art appraiser Loren Whittaker.  You'll hear how she benefited from mentors and networking to capitalize on her PhD in Art History to become a fine art appraiser.  Loren talks about her daily activities that include working as an expert witness, evaluating art for private sales, and collaborating with insurance companies on valuation.  Anyone interested in how art is appraised will enjoy hearing Loren's story.

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/142-loren-whittaker

This week on the podcast is our interview with Emmy-winning Composer and Film Scorer, Silas Hite.  Silas cites attributes that helped him to become a successful composer, working not only on films but also commercials, TV shows, and multi-media collaborations with artists.  He also gives insight on a variety of topics including what to consider when releasing music through a label and running a business through the pandemic.  Anyone looking to work in film and music--or any creative space--should give it a listen!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/141-silas-hite

This week on this podcast is part two of our interview with Jody Espina. He’s a saxophonist and founder of JodyJazz, a leading mouthpiece manufacturer. Jody recounts how his business began, grew over the years, and expanded through acquisitions. Anyone interested in becoming a performer or business owner won’t want to miss this interview!

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/140-jody-espina-pt-2-of-2

This week on this podcast is part one of a two-part interview with Jody Espina. He’s a saxophonist and founder of JodyJazz, a leading mouthpiece manufacturer. Jody recounts how his business began, grew over the years, and expanded through acquisitions. Anyone interested in becoming a performer or business owner won’t want to miss this interview!

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/139-jody-espina-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast we interview visual artist Lauren Luna. You'll be inspired after hearing Lauren's story, from her humble beginnings to being the successful artist she is today.  She was named a top 50 entrepreneur by the Scion Car Company, used her notoriety to create the D.R.E.A.M. Affect Foundation, and in 2020 the Mayor of Houston proclaimed July 11th as Lauren Luna Day. Lauren's interview illustrates how grit and determination can pay off.

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/138-lauren-luna

This week on the podcast is Miranda Lorenz. Miranda Lorenz is a fashion designer and owner of Buhndi. She describes her path from a teen working in a consignment shop to an entrepreneur in the field of fashion as she launches her first line.  Sustainability, marketing, inventory control, and more are discussed.

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/137-miranda-lorenz

This week on the podcast is part 2 an interview with filmmaker Anthony Ladesich. Anthony gives advice on how young filmmakers can get started; film and direct on a budget; maintaining a production schedule and budget, and much more.

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/136-anthony-ladesich-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part 1 of 2 of an interview with filmmaker Anthony Ladesich. Anthony gives advice on how young filmmakers can get started; film and direct on a budget; maintaining a production schedule and budget, and much more.

For show notes, visit https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/135-anthony-ladesich-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast is part 2 of our interview with Band Leader and Jazz Drummer, Carl Allen. Carl gives a lot of practical advice from his vantage point as a band leader and gigging drummer, and summarizes what he's learned from performing with many jazz greats throughout his career: from the importance of networking to the attributes and skills needed to succeed--beyond simply being a great musician.

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Band Leader, Producer and Jazz Drummer, Carl Allen. Carl gives a lot of practical advice from his vantage point as a gigging musician and small business owner, and summarizes what he's learned from performing with many jazz greats throughout his career: from the importance of networking to the attributes and skills needed to succeed--beyond simply being a great musician.