Andrew Worboys and myself explore elements that help enter our flow state within our art as well as discuss fundamentals to effective musical direction and collaboration.

Links:
https://andrewworboys.com/

References:
George R.R Martin & Stephen King Inerview
https://ew.com/article/2016/06/23/george-rr-martin-stephen-king/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQm2pRoUhZI

Joshua Giuliano (Josh), resident soundperson for The Hayes theatre, explains his journey of audio engineering professionally in theatres for the past decade. He explains how mixing in the hot kitchen of sound has helped him not only craft his talent and attitude, but also develop the tools required to put out the audio fires that occur in live entertainment.

Where to find Josh:
The Hayes Theatre Team 

Renown actor, dancer and singer Ainsley Melham discusses the role creatives play in developing a theatre industry where people from all walks of life feel represented and know that there is a pathway for us all to strive in our passions. He also talks on how his journey from the humble beginnings of tap dance in the country town of Bathurst (Australia) lead him to the lead of Disney's Aladdin  on Broadway.

Ainsley's Links:
Instagram (@ainsleymelham)
Facebook
ainsleymelham.com
We the Industry Links:
Instagram (@wetheindustry)
wetheindustry.com

Aaron Tsindos, a multi-talented performer and writer, discusses the trials and tribulations in what can be defined as success in the arts.

Aarons Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/atsindos/?hl=en

General Legends:
https://www.generallegends.com/

Stage management can be an under appreciated job in the entertainment industry, so for this podcast Daniel Cottier will be shining a spotlight on the incredible role he plays as a stage manager and the skills he uses to keep productions running smoothly as well as managing anxieties that can occur in these high pressure environments.

Yeah / Yes (Audio Book Series) by Daniel Cottier
Audible 
Spotify

This podcast with Andrew Coshan explores the hurdles he has had to overcome to live away from home as a performing actor and modes of thought required in learning new skills and creating positive friendships.

Instagram: https://instagram.com/awcoshan?utm_medium=copy_link

Amanda Jenkins discusses her tools on balancing time between her role as a female bass player in musical theatre, the defense force band as well as being a full time teacher.

References:

Basketball Research Study:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331928345_The_effect_of_a_simulated_mental_practice_technique_on_free_throw_shooting_accuracy_of_highly_skilled_basketball_players 

Malcolm Gladwell – Talking to Strangers:

Audio Book: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lco5WQnWQ4 

Hardcopy: https://www.booktopia.com.au/talking-to-strangers-malcolm-gladwell/book/9780141988498.html?source=pla&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5JSLBhCxARIsAHgO2SfyHNFZzk8VvRa6jlLqMlQJ6q5QllZ6DQsxX3U2ZlcoP-KKaJWh98gaAt0VEALw_wcB 

Adam Neely – How and Why classical musicians feel rhythm differently

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEbUNDW9bDA 

I talk with Salvatore Tropiano on how his design and technology degree from the university of technology Sydney has influenced his songwriting and the tools he uses to overcome problems.
Book: Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell

Daniel Cullen, lawyer by day, musical playwright by night. Hailing from Canberra Australia, Daniel talks about his journey on writing the songs and script for 'Dubbo Championship Wrestling'.
Books mentioned:
 Big Magic by Elizabeth Taylor
Finishing the Hat and Look I  made a Hat by Stephen Sondheim