In this back-to-school episode, Alyssa Danielle Jones of Creative Productivity Connection answers questions about goal setting, organization, and time management during these uncertain times.

Music director, pianist, coach, and composer David John Madore discusses freeing your art by unraveling your fear.

Performer and voice teacher Claire Galloway chats about getting to the core of it - from finding your breath support as a singer to deepening your self-awareness as a human.

LSU professor and author of Victorians on Broadway, Sharon Aronofsky Weltman discusses our continued fascination with Victorian literature and its enduring legacy on our theatrical stages.

Clarinetist and integrative nutritionist Stephanie Thompson shares how a healthy lifestyle designed for high performance can benefit artists and arts lovers alike.

Co-founder of Opera Noire of New York, Kenneth Overton discusses his singing and producing career, deep faith, and passion for illuminating black voices.

Natalie Megules opens up about her self-love journey as a singer, teacher, mom and human, sharing all of the lessons she's learned along the way.

Co-Founder of 11th Hour Theatre Company, actor, teacher, director and puppeteer Steve Pacek shares the importance of finding your inner child and cultivating a sense of play in today's world.

Performer and voice teacher Jenna Pastuszek chats vocal health, sharing her experience with vocal injury and road to recovery.

Principal bassist of the Handel and Haydn Society and early music specialist Heather Miller Lardin shares her passion for Historically Informed Performance Practice and why HIPP is here to stay.