In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Chase Mangioni; Educational Professional, Former Teacher, Director of Auxiliary programs and leader who has served on cross-divisional committees. Chase successfully led his previous school through re-accreditation with the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS).

Chase shares three powerful topics for reflection:
 -Experiential Learning – How hands-on, immersive education shapes lifelong learners.
-Developing Belonging – Strategies for fostering connection among families, students, and faculty.
 -AI in Unseen Spaces – Where artificial intelligence is heading in education and how we’re already engaging with it.

Alongside this rich discussion, our founder reflects on pivotal moments with commentary of a time when opportunities were given for the collective shaping her journey in arts and culture education and what that meant for 32peces not only as a founder but as a parent navigating school systems while raising her son.

Join us for a deep dive into the evolving landscape of learning, community, and innovation. 🎙✨

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In this conversation I sit with Director, Actor Danny Farber. Danny and I met over 6 years ago now it seems. We met at house of vans concert. I join in an impromptu podcast episode in one of my favorite cozy corners here in Chicago. A do not miss episode!

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In this episode Our Founder Jensine meets with Nina Kraus Nina is a professor at Northwestern University, investigating the neural encoding of speech and music and its plasticity where she is the Hugh S. Knowles Chair.[1]

Her Auditory Neuroscience Lab, also known as Brainvolts, examines the biological processing of sound throughout the life span, how it is disrupted in clinical populations (language disorders; concussion), and how it reacts to differing levels of expertise (music; bilingualism). Her work has shown that the hearing brain is vast—engaging our cognitive, sensory, motor, and reward networks. This perspective is illustrated in her book Of Sound Mind: How Our Brain Constructs a Meaningful Sonic World.[2] Investigations are aimed at improving human communication. Kraus’ work is rooted in a desire to bring scientific understanding into educational and clinical settings.

Jensine shares in discussion with Nina the vast ways we are connecting to sound; And the future of wellness practices like actively engaging in conversation or learning a new instrument.

32peces supports educational programming to support these methods and efforts through curated after school enrichment courses like ©MusicMakers as our collective continues to learn ways to support these developments with artisans through the medium form.

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Our Founder Jensine of 32peces sits with Teaching Artist Jessie McCarty as Jessie and Jensine share curation process. Jessie gives insight on her artist journey within medium she serves in as a poet, archivist and writer. Jessie meets students interest where they are for grades 1-4th.

A 32peces curation class offering called ©Immersion Medium. Jessie taught about archiving and the importance of organizing your work, teaching history and process. Jessie shares what she learned in the class and how that supported her confidence in her works and where she sees herself five years from now.

A short audiobook series. Eight titles of our founders journey releasing 2024

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*Sound Design/ Producer: Timothy Corpus

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*Producer:Jensine Madera

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In this episode our Founder Jensine shares a brief update on where we are now! 32peces audio snapshot of time at its best. As a founder and developing the pillars of a business model we seem to redefine.. well, because things change. We have to adapt to reach our requirements and needs while meeting deliverables. We seek to empower artisans across the globe and employ as our model. We hope you participate with us! send us a message, ask questions and dive into the future of 32peces.

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In this episode I am in conversation with the founding member of Arts Capacity and Concert Master Holly Mulcahy. I had so many questions for her and the initiative with this artist. Collecting data, Offering a service tackling a very complicated topic in society today. Holly is an industry leader and to me is a super hero in her capabilities. My discovery of 32peces does not limit my concept of our collective but; in celebration of those providing these active measures in society through their disciplines.

Today, Arts Capacity’s is an interactive recital approach brings legitimate culture, much of it new, to the prison environment. Prisoners are treated respectfully as people who can appreciate art. We care more about their feelings and insights than our own, promoting the arts for its ability to re-humanize, restore, and reconcile persons living in stressful and de-humanizing conditions.

What they focus is:

the long-term benefit of the prisoner, not our self-gratification.creating a space to offer individuals to share in opinions or personal expression and how that mattered for these Georgia Inmates. The ability and invitation to share. Hollys unique ability to serve. Collecting over 100,000 data points. leading her offer two more prisons of these therapies. Are we seeing recidivism tapping into ISO practices. he phrase “iso-principle” is specific to music therapy and was coined by a music therapist pioneer in the 1950's. The most straightforward definition I have found is this: “[Iso-principle is] a technique by which music is matched with the mood of a client, then gradually altered to affect the desired mood state

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Accessible technology offers an open door to a world of connectivity. Why did these tools catapult me in my endeavors? I continued lifelong learning and made it a habit once I was offered tools. I was only twenty three when I got a personal computer. Growing up we had a Dell computer but, it was just one in a house of eight.  Doesn't make sense for a 90’s baby. Accessible technology and tools become an open door for 32peces utilizing these tools in discovery of this venture just like the one were running our podcast on (Thank you AnchorFM). Tapping into institutional voids in a post pandemic world via internet and building branded materials. Like course work, platform sharable spaces via social platforms. I am just learning what works best for me and you will too. If you are an entrepreneur looking into tapping into personal experiences to lean into your opportunities unimagined take a moment and reflect in your personal story to discover your answer. Listen in this journal entry of my journal to hear mine.  

This founders journal entry is the first of five that are real experiences, journalized over the winter holiday leading into the new year. Giving an insight and roadmaps of value systems that led to her plan for profit. If you are an individual seeking a real world testimonial "How to" catch a work life balance and Shaping your "why" this episode is for you. Our Founder is tapping into a new market of Arts and Culture initiatives. Not designing a business model for an exclusive client but more to the inclusiveness of the client buying power.

Mark Getlein Living with Art 10th edition reads "Art Makes looking worth while. Similarly, Art can be beautiful, and beauty is not a requirement of Art" . When I read this early in September sitting with introspective thoughts as leaves began to fall and season changed. I changed a little, I held off recording this founders journal because it was not yet complete. After series of events as the leaves continued to change, I was reminded of What beauty meant to me and me alone the night I bought that dress for the event.