Barrett is a New York-based actor, singer, and songwriter who's worked in theaters across the country. His debut album “Good Ol’” is available through all major streaming locations (links below). Barrett also recently released a demo album for the musical "The Moderators," which he co-wrote for a theatre festival earlier this year.

Links to Barrett’s Work

Listen to “Good Ol’” on Spotify

Listen and Download “The Moderators” on Bandcamp

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“Bodies in Seats” (Article about Facebook Content Moderators)

MoviePass-Movie MovieCast

Arts Equity and Antiracist Support Resources

BroadwayWorld Collection of Links

Justice For George (NYC Racial Justice Events)

Playwrights Horizons Google Doc

Collection of Antiracism Resources

Lesson Plan for Learning More

The Integrated Schools Podcast

Barrett's Recommendations

Black Men Can't Jump [In Hollywood]

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

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Creative Consumption Website

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Anton Volovsek is a set designer who's worked either as the head designer or associate designer for theatrical institutions like the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Vineyard Theatre, and the Cherry Lane Theatre. Anton's also worked for educational arts programs and is earning his M.F.A. in Scenic Design at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. Anton's newest project is as a founding member and creator for the New Phase Collective, which is a novel theatrical experience whose creators "are following the evolving truths of what performance is now, has always been, and can be in the future." NPC's first show, called "Phase One: The Underbrush," is a combination of audio, video, and live components, and runs from August 7th-8th, 2020. Full information can be found in the links below.

Learn More about Anton's Work Below:

Anton's Website

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New Phase Collective

NPC Website

NPC Facebook

Instagram

Arts Equity and Antiracist Support Resources

BroadwayWorld Collection of Links

Playwrights Horizons Google Doc

Collection of Antiracism Resources

Lesson Plan for Learning More

Anton's Recommendations

We See You, White American Theatre

August Wilson's "The Ground on which I Stand"

Between the World and Me

"1619" from the NYTimes

The Documentary "13th" (Watch Free Here)

”Conversations with Anne” by Anne Bogart

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Today's guest is Aline Mayagoitia, a New York-based actress, educator, and musician. Aline has worked across the country in professional theatre productions, and was most recently starring in the latest incarnation of the Broadway staple, Forbidden Broadway. It was titled: "Forbidden Broadway: The Next Generation," and at the time of our interview, was still running in New York. Aline and I also talked about her early inspirations (which included both Jersey Boys and Harry Potter podcasts), her approach to creating impressions for her roles in "Forbidden Broadway," and how YouTube stars can be a stabilizing force in tough times. Enjoy!

Learn more about Aline's work:

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Youtube

BIPOC and Arts Equity Support Resources

Broadway Advocacy Coalition

BroadwayWorld Collection of Links

Playwrights Horizons Google Doc

Collection of Antiracism Resources

Lesson Plan for Learning More

Listen to Ta Nehisi-Coates Essay, “The Case for Reparations”

Aline's Recommendation:

"How to be An Anti-Racist" by Ibram X Kendi

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Zoey Engelbert is an Emmy-nominated musician and songwriter, a craftsperson who does wonders with crocheting, and all-around wonderful human. Zoey is known for her solo music career and her work with her siblings, with whom she’s performed nationally and on screens across the world, as the stars of two nationally syndicated TV shows, "Steal the Show" and "Ariel & Zoey & Eli, Too." Zoey's recently been performing as a member of the S.N.O.T. (Super Nerds of Tomorrow) Chamber Orchestra, an a'cappella group, and she also runs her own Etsy store! Zoey and I talked about everything from her music to her crafting, and about seeing and putting her work on social media. Thanks for listening!

Learn More About Zoey's Work:

Twitter

Instagram

Facebook

YouTube

Etsy

Zoey's Latest Release

Weightless

BIPOC and Arts Equity Support Resources

Broadway Advocacy Coalition

BroadwayWorld Collection of Links

Playwrights Horizons Google Doc

Collection of Antiracism Resources

Lesson Plan for Learning More

Listen to Ta Nehisi-Coates Essay, “The Case for Reparations”

Show Links:

Creative Consumption Website

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Welcome to Creative Consumption, an interview podcast with creators about how and when they do their essential job of creating something, and how and when they enjoy other stuff in their lives. I’m Daniel Schwartzberg, host and co-creator of the show along with my brother, Nathan. This show started from a core question we both had: how do people balance and maintain creativity in a culture that's saturated with material for us to watch, read, and listen to? From streaming media - like music, TV shows, and yes, podcasts - to social media, blogs, and books, the Internet-age and near ubiquity of online access has fundamentally changed the daily lives of most people in the world. And since there is so much content, someone (many someones) are clearly creating that content - so where and when does that creation happen? Essentially, what's the creative process like when so many other things are vying for our attention?

In each episode, I speak with people from all careers and backgrounds to explore the balance they strike between how they "make," and how they intake. You'l hear YouTubers, musicians, journalists, actors, writers, filmmakers, and more describe what media they enjoy, how that media inspires them, and how they simultaneously incorporate personal creative expression into their lives. If you're looking for different perspectives on balancing time, finding inspiration, and the challenges of turning on, and off, the creative side of the brains, we'd love for you to listen to an episode. For more information, you can check out the show's website at creativeconsumptionpodcast.com. Thanks for listening!