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Join host Mark Oppenheim on The Nonprofit Report as he sits down with special guests from The Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center in Jacksonville, Florida. This historic venue, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been a cornerstone of arts and culture since 1927.
Join us for a fascinating discussion as we chat with leaders from the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Learn about the important work these organizations are doing to educate and preserve African American history. Watch now to gain insight and knowledge about the cultural significance of these institutions.
Our latest video showcasing the Pittsburgh Public Theater! In this video, we explore the vibrant world of theatre in Pittsburgh.
Join us for a discussion on the power of art and museums in the Cincinnati region of Ohio, with executive leadership and our special guests:
Take a closer look at the impact of theatres. Watch now to learn more about how theatre can make a difference in our communities with the leadership team from the Actors Theatre of Louisville
The impact and relevance of live Performing Arts in the US today not only enrich our cultural landscape but also foster community connections and personal growth.
This interview is part of our “Museums Matter” series. We will be continuing our discussion about the importance of museums with our guest Salvador Salort-Pons, Director, President and CEO of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Philadelphia Museum of Art has existed for over 150 years and continues to be relevant as an international museum to this day. The museum would not be in the position it is in today without the team behind it.
Why is it important for art to be physically displayed in museums when we have google images? Dr. Daniel Weiss wrote a book that answers this question. Check out our interview with the author of “Why the Museum Matters.”
Mural Arts Philadelphia is the nation’s largest public art program, dedicated to the belief that art ignites change.
Symphonies have undergone a rapid change in the last couple of years. We discuss the past present and future of American Orchestras with our guest Simon Woods, President and CEO of League Of American Orchestras.
We discuss with artist Aaron Dworkin his collection of poems, “The PoetJournalist.” Aaron Dworkin is a Poetjournalist, Social Entrepreneur, Performing Artist, Author, Filmmaker, Philanthropist, and Professor of Arts Leadership & Entrepreneurship, University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance.
Local journalism is facing a rapidly changing media landscape which has them facing challenges such as community distrust in media and even assault on press freedoms. Our guests are; Stephanie Campbell, CEO of The Kansas City Beacon & Eric Meyer, Owner & Publisher of Marion County Record.
How did The Diary of Anne Frank become an Opera? We spoke with the three people who were able to bring this story to the operatic stage and discussed their ten year journey from idea to production. Our special guests are: Shulamit Ran, Composer & Andrew MacLeish Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Music of the University of Chicago; Dennis Hanthorn, Principal for m/Oppenheim and Former General Director of The Atlanta Opera; & Arthur Fagen, Conductor & Professor of Music and Co-Chair of the Jacobs School of Music Department of Orchestral Conducting and Music Director of Indiana University & The Atlanta Opera.
Theatres continue to inspire new ways of thinking, help explore issues and challenges in society, and bring communities together to enjoy the benefits of the arts. Our special guests are: Bryce Alexander, CEO & Artistic Director of The Naples Players; Josh LaBelle, Executive Director of The Seattle Theatre Group; & Mike Morelli, Executive Director of Missoula Community Theatre, Inc.
As decades come and go, so does the artistic taste of the generations. For performing arts organizations to survive they must adapt to the trends of each generation. Our special guest is Paul Helfrich, Executive Director of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra.
What is the Future of Jazz? Created by African American musicians and fostered in New Orleans, we’re discussing this incredible genre, its roots, and its continued influence on the world today. Our special guests are Tim Jackson, Artistic Director of Monterey Jazz Festival; Susan Muscarella, President of California Jazz Conservatory; & Randall Kline, Founder and Executive Artistic Director of SFJAZZ.
Public broadcasting has always played an important role in educating, informing and entertaining the public; we’re discussing the challenges public broadcasting faces today and how media organizations are evolving. Our special guest for this discussion is: Amanda Mountain, President and CEO of Rocky Mountain PBS; Rob Dunlop, President and CEO of Cascade Public Media; & Kurt Mische, President & CEO of PBS Reno.
University art museums play an important role in the creative community and unique role as part of the education system; we’re discussing this corner of the arts sector with special guests: Miki Garcia, Director of ASU Art Museum & Julie Rodrigues Widholm, Executive Director of Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive.
African American history and culture museums play a center role in their communities and across the US. Watch this discussion with special guests: Terri Lee Freeman, Executive Director of Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture, & LaNesha DeBardelaben, President and CEO of Northwest African American Museum.