After spending time in New York City as a professional musical theater actor, Laura Brigham has been dedicating her life to directing and creating art that amplifies the voices of others in her local Michigan community and beyond. Every year, she hosts an "Art Speaks" event where playwrights from anywhere in the world submit to have their work performed live for the first time.

In this episode, host Megan Farison talks to GRAMMY award winning conductor Jerry Blackstone, who spent thirty years of his teaching career at the University of Michigan.

In this three-part episode, host Megan Farison invites Elephant Alliance Co-founder Mackenzie Bufis to walk Megan through her personal account of educator sexual misconduct.

In this three-part episode, host Megan Farison invites Elephant Alliance Co-founder Mackenzie Bufis to walk Megan through her personal account of educator sexual misconduct.

In this three-part episode, host Megan Farison invites Elephant Alliance Co-founder Mackenzie Bufis to walk Megan through her personal account of educator sexual misconduct.

Host Megan Farison talks to singer/songwriter Spencer LaJoye about their song "Plowshare Prayer" that went viral in 2021.

In this episode, host Megan Farison shares a conversation with composer Andrea Ramsey on vulnerability, grief, and its impact on art.

Michigan music educators Aaron Hotelling and Jessica Tippett share their research on imposter syndrome as it relates to teaching.

In this episode, Eric Cadena—choir director in East Lansing, Michigan, and an avid leader in the MSVMA scene—talks about Stephen Covey's 7 habits of highly effective people.

Sarah Stockton, an experienced choir director and music leader in the Michigan, uses a change of career to offer invaluable online resources for music teachers.