The last episode in our Art Meets Science series presents artists who use research data to shed light on historic inequities for Black homeowners and public housing residents.

Sound Ecology is a continuation of our Season 2 theme, Art Meets Science. We open with a meditative sound experience created by musicians Angela James and Jordan Martins, followed by an interview with and soundscape by sound artist, Norman W. Long.

Virtual and augmented reality are the future. In this episode we'll speak with theater and dance artists working at the forefront of these new technologies. You'll learn how extended realities are being integrated into live performance events and immersive experiences.

Season 2 of the Pivot Arts Podcast presents episodes around the theme of ART MEETS SCIENCE. We launch the season with our first episode, "Reshaping the Climate Narrative" featuring artists, activists and experts on how to best frame the climate crisis.

The final episode in our "Reimagining Utopia" season includes conversations with Damon Locks of Black Monument Ensemble as well as Raquel Monroe and Heidi Wiren Bartlett of Propelled Animals. Both artistic collectives make works with compassion and joy that celebrate our diversity.

Artistic visionaries, Jovan Landry and Goodman Theatre Artistic Director, Robert Falls, in conversation about their work and leadership.

Conversations and performances with artists and activists envisioning a brighter future.

Neo-Futurist Theater members, Ida Cuttler and Jorge Silva, chat about staying creative during the pandemic. We'll hear excerpts from their popular show and close out with music by Jovan Landry.

Welcome to the Pivot Arts Podcast with innovative performances plus interviews with artists and experts. This season we’re “Reimagining Utopia” and our first guests will be the popular theater company, The Neo-Futurists, with advice on staying creative in quarantine. Be sure to subscribe, we’ll be launching soon! And check us out at pivotarts.org.