I migliori Adrian Ellis podcast (2024)

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S4E11: Welcome to MOWAA... Ore Disu, Director of The Institute, Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) 38:25

5d ago38:25

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Di Global Cultural Districts Network (GCDN)

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S4E10: The responsible adoption of AI... Rob Cawston, Director of Digital and Service Transformation, National Library of Scotland 34:21

1M ago34:21

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Our host, Hilary Knight speaks to Rob Cawston, Director of Digital and Service Transformation, National Library of Scotland on how the NLS is taking an ethical stance on the use of AI and how this work is tied to its mission and values. External References: National Library of Scotland: https://www.nls.uk/ National Library of Scotland AI Statement:…

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S4:E9 From New Haven with love... Adriane Jefferson in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 39:19

2M ago39:19

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Our host, Stephanie Fortunato speaks to Adriane Jefferson, Director of Cultural Affairs for the City of New Haven. They discuss cultural equity planning at a city level, the fundamental shifts it has facilitated for New Haven, as well as the challenges and opportunities of creating a living and actionable plan to create a more equitable and more cu…

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S4:E8 Welcome to Saadiyat Island… HE Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak in conversation with Adrian Ellis 33:21

3M ago33:21

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Our host, Adrian Ellis, speaks to His Excellency Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chair, Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, on the ambitious plans to position Abu Dhabi as a major tourism and cultural destination – particularly through the Saadiyat Island Cultural District, home to Louvre Abu Dhabi and a host of other world-class cultural in…

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The Power of Your Structure - Ellie Hong 42:25

4M ago42:25

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In this podcast episode physiotherapist Ellie Hong shares her wisdom of how men need to first look at their structure, then build their strength. Key learning points in this episode: -How to ensure your head is vertical to remove the stress from your neck and shoulders to remove shoulder pain. -How to bring your shoulders back and down to exude the…

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S4:E7 Enabling digital return… Tasha James in conversation with Hilary Knight 40:23

4M ago40:23

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Summary Our host, Hilary Knight, speaks to Tasha James on the important role digital repatriation plays in enabling the maintenance and revitalization of Indigenous cultures, and the considerations critical to this work. Tasha, a Wiradjuri woman who grew up in Central West New South Wales, Australia, is an Indigenous audiovisual archive specialist …

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S4:E6 From Expo to City… Marjan Faraidooni in conversation with Adrian Ellis 42:29

5M ago42:29

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Our host Adrian Ellis speaks to Marjan Faraidooni, Chief of Education & Culture and Chief of HR at Expo City Dubai about how Expo City transformed itself from a major event venue into a vibrant cultural ecosystem unto itself. References: Expo City Dubai: https://www.expocitydubai.com/ Expo 2020 Dubai Museum opening: https://blooloop.com/museum/news…

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S4:E5 Mastering public spaces... Luisa Bravo in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 40:37

6M ago40:37

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Our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Luisa Bravo, founder and president of City Space Architecture. They discuss principles for designing inclusively and creating moments for sharing and togetherness, and how it takes a village to create successful public spaces – including the importance of working with collaborators that might not agree with …

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Strong Masculine/Feminine | Adrian Bolosin 55:54

6M ago55:54

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The Strong Masculine/Feminine | Adrian Bolosin In this episode we welcome a high-level performance coach, Adrian to the show to share his wisdom from how he's been successful in 24 years of marriage with fathering three daughters. In the show you'll find his powerful perspective on life and how he sees the masculine and feminine traits and how they…

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Fearless And Far | Mike Corey 1:03:21

6M ago1:03:21

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Fearless and Far | Mike Corey - Emmy Award Winning Adventure Host Join us on the Iconic Man podcast as we delve into the transformative journey of Mike Corey, an Emmy award-winning adventure travel TV host, who shares profound insights on overcoming challenges and embracing personal evolution. Mike shares how to be creative with an evolutionary min…

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Adversity To Resilience | Nick Santonastasso 47:27

6M ago47:27

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Adversity To Resilience | Nick Santonastasso Together we unravel the remarkable journey of Nick Santonastasso, a beacon of resilience and inner strength. Nick is living proof that our only limitation is our mindset and our conditioning. If you're looking for key insights on how to move from external validation to self-confidence and finding wholene…

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S4:E4 The sound of music… Shain Shapiro in conversation with Adrian Ellis 35:43

7M ago35:43

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Our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Shain Shapiro, one of the world’s leading music policy thinkers and advocates, founder of Sound Diplomacy, director of the Center for Music Ecosystems, and author of This Must be the Place: How Music Can Make Your City Better. They discuss the role of music in the urban ecosystem, what a city’s music strategy can b…

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S4:E3 Awe, wonder, delight, magic… Jason Bruges in conversation with Hilary Knight 36:57

8M ago36:57

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Our host, Hilary Knight, speaks with Jason Bruges, Founder and Artistic Director of Jason Bruges Studio, who create site-specific artworks and dynamic immersive experiences. They discuss the task of animating architecture, taking inspiration from nature and natural systems and devising opportunities for co-creating and community building in public …

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S4:E2 From Calgary with Love... Alex Sarian & Nicholas Bell in conversation with Criena Gehrke 48:35

9M ago48:35

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In her swan song as a host for The Three Bells, Criena Gehrke (Executive Director, Queensland Theatre) speaks with two leading figures in Calgary’s arts and culture scene, Alex Sarian (President & CEO, Arts Commons) and Nicholas R. Bell (President & CEO, Glenbow Museum). The dynamic conversation covers plenty of ground: from the magic and warmth of…

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S4:E1 A Feral Commons... Tairone Bastien in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 47:25

10M ago47:25

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Summary In the first episode of our 2024 season, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Tairone Bastien, curator of 'A Feral Commons', a global public art co-commission project that examines the often unrecognized co-dependence and open-ended collaborations between human and non-human beings. The project is led by Alserkal Advisory in collaborati…

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S3:E12 The puppet is innocent... Basil Jones & Adrian Kohler in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 46:37

11M ago46:37

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In the final episode of the 2023 season, our host, Stephanie Fortunato, speaks with Basil Jones and Adrian Kohler, founders of Handspring Puppet Company, whose monumental works include War Horse and Little Amal. They discuss the role of puppetry in storytelling, building new audiences, activism and bridging connections between communities. The Thre…

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S3:E11 Expressive interaction... Daniel Iregui in conversation with Hilary Knight 39:39

1y ago39:39

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Summary: In this episode, our host, Hilary Knight, speaks with Daniel Iregui, new media artist and founder of Montreal-based digital art studio Iregular, on origin stories, the value of giving audience control over the artwork, testing and R&D; and the concept of ‘play’ in interactive art, online and in-person. Guest bio: Daniel Iregui is a Montrea…

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S3:E10 Investing in individuals… Marcus Desando in conversation with Adrian Ellis 35:23

1y ago35:23

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Summary: In this episode, our host, Adrian Ellis, speaks with Marcus Desando, Director of the Prince Claus Fund. They discuss the role of arts and culture in today’s global socio-economic landscape, the importance of trust and mentorship for the sector, and how the Prince Claus Fund’s distinctive approach uplifts creative individuals committed to m…

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S3:E9 From Detroit with love... David Cowan in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 39:23

1y ago39:23

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Summary In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with David Cowan, Chief Public Spaces Officer at the Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP). David expands on the work of DDP in developing public spaces that place the wishes and needs of Detroiters at the forefront. The two go on to discuss the numerous attributes that create a successful v…

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S3:E8 Navigating the digital frontier... Hilary Knight in conversation with Adrian Ellis 40:53

1y ago40:53

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In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Hilary Knight, Senior Consultant at AEA Consulting. The two focus on all things digital within the cultural sector; from engaging online and in-person audiences to the importance of developing digital strategies, Hilary shares her extensive knowledge on this crucial and fast-evolving field. Externa…

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Henry Normal 41:48

1+ y ago41:48

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Henry Normal is anything but normal. A prolific poet and writer, he grew up in a poor part of Nottingham and nearly killed himself, after putting on a World War 2 gas mask he found while playing in the rubble of a city bombsite. Before he became a teenager his mother died, after which he became more introverted, learning to “escape” day-to-day life…

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S3:E7 A monumental pull... Paul Farber in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 38:49

1+ y ago38:49

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In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Paul Farber, Director and Co-Founder of Monument Lab. They discuss the origins of Monument Lab and the value of understanding, setting, and respecting boundaries for healthy collaboration. The two also discuss Monument Lab’s Pulling Together – an upcoming public art exhibition taking place f…

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S3:E6 Breaking open the box... Naseema Asif & Peter Emerson in conversation with Criena Gehrke 42:08

1+ y ago42:08

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In this episode of The Three Bells, our host, Criena Gehrke sits down with Senior Architect Naseema Asif and Studio Director Peter Emerson, from international design collective RIOS. The two share their insights on what goes into making a project successful, from incorporating evolution to exploring unanticipated angles and embracing a touch of 'me…

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S3:E5 Sustainable development in cultural districts – Helen Kearney & Kat Pegler in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 37:25

1+ y ago37:25

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Short Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato talks to Helen Kearney and Kat Pegler, authors of the recently released report: Sustainable Development in Cultural Districts – commissioned by The City of London Corporation with the support of GCDN. References: Sustainable Development in Cultural Districts Report – a report commissioned…

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S3:E4 There and back again – Basadi Dibeela in conversation with Adrian Ellis 38:37

1+ y ago38:37

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In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Botswana-based curator, DJ, and arts journalist Basadi Dibeela. Basadi shares her cultural journey that spanned various disciplines, in various countries and continents. The two then talk about Basadi’s recently published article for GCDN, Opportunities for Cultural Planning in Sub-Saharan Africa: …

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S3:E3 Committed to creative resilience – Matthew Ché Kowal & Molly North in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 36:53

1+ y ago36:53

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Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato sits down with Matthew Ché Kowal and Molly North, founders of Majestic Collaborations, a company that takes an experiential learning approach to community preparedness, specifically using music, art, and cultural festivals as an immersive classroom. The three discuss Majestic Collaborations’ Fo…

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S3:E2 A vision of impact – Elly Andriopoulou in conversation with Criena Gehrke 39:47

1+ y ago39:47

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Summary In this episode, our host Criena Gehrke talks with Elly Andriopoulou, Managing Director of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC). The two discuss the origins and evolution of SNFCC – as well as its early successes, stemming from a strong vision of enacting social impact and the ambition to be a cultural center for all. Ell…

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S3:E1 The distinctive contribution of architecture – Vincent Chang in conversation with Adrian Ellis 33:49

2y ago33:49

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Summary: In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Vincent Chang, Deputy Chairman and Partner at Grimshaw Architects. Together, they explore the distinctive contribution of architecture. Having been with Grimshaw for over 20 years, Vincent also talks about his role managing the practice, and how vital it is for all to share a strong commit…

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S2:E10 Curating a cultural powerhouse – Simon Cane in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 39:53

2y ago39:53

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Summary In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Simon Cane, Director of Cultural Engagement at University College of London (UCL) and Chair at Kings Cross Knowledge Quarter (KQ). Simon plays a large role in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s development, East Bank, a new cultural and educational powerhouse composed of five organizatio…

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S2:E9 The complexities and simplicities of placemaking – Ramon Marrades in conversation with Criena Gehrke 39:57

2y ago39:57

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Summary: In this episode, our host Criena Gehrke speaks with Ramon Marrades, urban economist, and Director of Placemaking Europe. The two dive right into deep discussion on the human condition and our definition of progress. Ramon shares insightful thoughts on what works when connecting people to their environment, emphasizing the importance of aut…

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S2:E8 Creating unique spaces for culture in Copenhagen – Jesper Koefoed-Melson in conversation with Adrian 35:31

2y ago35:31

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Summary: In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Jesper Koefoed-Melson, Founding Director of Kulturdistriktet, about activating unique spaces in Copenhagen with cultural events and festivals, fostering a vibrant community and enriching the city’s cultural landscape. Jesper discusses Kulturdistriktet unique framework, placing emphasis on …

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S2:E7 Networks for arts, culture, health, and wellbeing – Rosie Dow in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 32:04

2y ago32:04

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Episode Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Rosie Dow, Manager of the WHO Collaborating Centre for Arts and Health at UCL. They talk about Rosie’s new role at UCL, her previous work leading “HARP”, the benefits of singing, as well as the essential role of networks in the field of arts and health. External References: …

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S2:E6 Playful public spaces – Ilana Altman in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 54:56

2+ y ago54:56

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Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Ilana Altman, Co-Executive Director, about The Bentway’s artful and playful approach to activating public spaces – as illustrated by their 2021 Playing in Public season and accompanying Play Provocations resource that encourages cities to become more play-friendly. They discuss the …

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Bonus Episode: A brief debrief 10:54

2+ y ago10:54

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Adrian's mission to find out what defines our region and what makes a Midlander comes to an end, for now... He's spoken to 9 famous folk from central England - five men, four women, one novelist, two musicians, a pair of film directors, a couple of sports stars, one actor, one MP. It’s been quite a journey - so here’s a brief debrief. Commissioned …

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S2:E5 What's in a name? – Linda C. Harrison in conversation with Adrian Ellis 55:24

2+ y ago55:24

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Summary: In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Linda C. Harrison, Director & CEO, about her bold leadership agenda to transform the Newark Museum of Art into a relational organisation that not merely sits in, but belongs to its community. They discuss the evolution in the Museum’s organisational culture instigated by Linda, both intern…

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S2:E4 Knocking on doors – Lisa Havilah in conversation with Criena Gehrke 49:16

2+ y ago49:16

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Summary: In this episode, our host Criena Gehrke speaks with Lisa Havilah, Chief Executive of the Powerhouse Museum in Australia. They unpack the visionary approach she has crafted over her career of shaping cultural institutions and precincts into culturally and commercially vibrant hubs. They discuss the imperative need to maintain your community…

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Ellie Simmonds 34:02

2+ y ago34:02

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Paralympian Ellie Simmonds is starting a life away from the Midlands but still lives close enough to the motorway to be able to get to the place she will always call home: “To be that poster girl for the Midlands... It makes me so proud because I love the Midlands. I love going back home. I love being able to talk about the Brummie accent and all t…

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Jess Phillips 40:41

2+ y ago40:41

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Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley since 2015, Jess has lived her entire life in the city. She did study at Leeds University. But came home every weekend. “I belong here. I belong in Birmingham,” she says, “ I can feel it when I'm on the train on the way back from London every week. My shoulders start to relax when I get through the Chilterns.” Jess …

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Steve Ogrizovic 38:15

2+ y ago38:15

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Coventry City goalkeeping legend Steve Ogrizovic tells the hair-raising wartime story of how his father came to be a miner in Nottinghamshire, the “embarrassment” of queuing for school dinner tokens during a strike, joining the police force and bowling out Viv Richards in a lesser known cricket career. As a footballer he sat on the bench while Live…

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S2:E3 Beyond physical infrastructure – Vilma Jurkute in conversation with Adrian Ellis 46:52

2+ y ago46:52

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Summary: In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Vilma Jurkute, Executive Director of Alserkal in Dubai. They discuss how Alserkal’s commitment to facilitating open dialogue, mapping geographies of practice, and building a repository of knowledge for future generations have catalysed the development of a cultural ecosystem that goes beyo…

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Tom Clarke 36:06

2+ y ago36:06

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The frontman of The Enemy was born in the heart of the West Midlands. “I grew up in Castle Bromwich, which is Solihull or Birmingham, depending on who you’re trying to impress.” He talks to Adrian about his love of manufacturing, especially cars, and of family plus his determination to offer a leg up to other young Midlands artists. Midlands Master…

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Debbie Isitt 37:16

2+ y ago37:16

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Film director Debbie Isitt played truant after making her mind up at an early age that she wanted to be involved in the arts. A slot on a children's Saturday morning TV show sealed it. “I went on Tiswas as part of my dancing school. I just thought, what do I need school for? I'm on my way, I'm on the telly.” Debbie reveals to Adrian how she could h…

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Nitin Ganatra 40:03

2+ y ago40:03

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Actor Nitin Ganatra (EastEnders, Bride & Prejudice, Charlie & the Chocolate Facotry) was a shy, overweight immigrant boy with a stammer and was subjected to horrific bullying and racial abuse while growing up in Coventry. Two teachers persuaded him to audition for a school play, helping him overcome his low confidence and gain a place at Bristol Un…

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S2:E2 We Are Dallas Arts – Lily Cabatu Weiss in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 50:44

2+ y ago50:44

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Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Lily Cabatu Weiss, Executive Director of the Dallas Arts District. They talk about the importance of collaboration amongst cultural leaders and institutions, especially in times of crisis. Lily shares how an ongoing dialogue between Dallas arts and cultural leaders enabled unprecede…

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Ken Loach 34:17

2+ y ago34:17

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Award-winning film director, Ken Loach, talks to Adrian about his Midlands identity. Recorded at a sold out event in Coventry Cathedral, Ken becomes emotional as he recalls hearing the news from a neighbour that the building had been bombed during the Second World War. “A neighbour came in and said they'd destroyed the cathedral. I remember the sme…

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Pauline Black 39:41

2+ y ago39:41

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Pauline Black, pioneer of Two-Tone and lead singer of groundbreaking ska band, The Selecter, talks to Adrian about her connection to the Midlands and Coventry in particular. She talks about, amongst other things, the first time she came to the Midlands as a student. “I got off the train in Coventry and I felt immediately at home.” Pauline studied a…

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Lee Child 39:07

2+ y ago39:07

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Lee Child, the prolific author of the Jack Reacher detective novels, talks to Adrian about his Midlands upbringing and its lasting influence. He talks of his early years in Coventry before moving to Birmingham where two libraries gave him his love of books. He describes the smell of the dusty shelves and the voracious appetite he developed for read…

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S2:E1 Knowing your audience: lessons from West Kowloon – Kingsley Jayasekera in conversation with Adrian Ellis 1:01:16

2+ y ago1:01:16

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Summary: In this episode, our host Adrian Ellis speaks with Kingsley Jayasekera, former Director of Marketing and Customer Experience, at the West Kowloon Cultural District. They reflect on his near decade-long experience in Hong Kong and discuss the importance of cultivating arts audiences through creating holistic customer experiences – and using…

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TRAILER: Series 1: Welcome 1:45

2+ y ago1:45

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Welcome to the Made in the Midlands podcast…a journey to celebrate and excavate the cultural identity of a region which is home to 10 million people. We love it here…but we also think the Midlands can be a part of the world that’s all too easily forgotten, ignored even. Northerners seem to assume Midlanders are southerners. Southerners think we’re …

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S1:E12 Developing and revitalizing communities – Veronica Smith in conversation with Stephanie Fortunato 41:44

3y ago41:44

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Summary: In this episode, our host Stephanie Fortunato speaks with Veronica Smith, author of When Communities Disappear. They discuss the interdependent relationship between economic and community development, and emphasize the imperative need to build and sustain healthy communities by being authentic and enabling access to resources. After, Steph…

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