Dance Behind the Screen
Dance Behind the Screen
Podcast Description
Where dance, technology, and creativity converge!
The Dance Behind the Screen Podcast (DBS) dives deep into thought-provoking conversations with world-class dancers, choreographers, scholars, digital innovators, social media influencers, and arts leaders. With a passion for pushing boundaries and saying “NO to the BOX,” the show inspires listeners to think creatively, embrace technology, and explore the evolving landscape of dance and the arts.
Available across multiple platforms including Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, and more, the Dance Behind the Screen Podcast brings together diverse voices from around the globe.
With over 10,000+ downloads and listeners in 44+ countries, the show has featured in-depth interviews with prominent guests such as Dr. Thomas F. DeFrantz (featured on Netflix's Explained), social media influencer Alessia Lugoboni, Xin Ying of the Martha Graham Dance Company, and Matt Kent, artistic director of Pilobolus, among others.
The podcast is recorded in-person and virtually, making it accessible to global audiences while connecting the dance community with innovative ideas, cutting-edge insights, and stories of inspiration.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on a variety of themes related to the evolving landscape of dance and technology, including multi-disciplinary collaboration, digital content creation, and the societal impact of dance. Episodes have covered topics like AI in education discussed by kNOwBOX dance Team and the integration of augmented reality in dance with Dr. Adesola Akinleye. Other notable themes include fundraising strategies for artists and the influence of social media on dance creation.
Where dance, technology, and creativity converge!
The Dance Behind the Screen Podcast (DBS) dives deep into thought-provoking conversations with world-class dancers, choreographers, scholars, digital innovators, social media influencers, and arts leaders. With a passion for pushing boundaries and saying “NO to the BOX,” the show inspires listeners to think creatively, embrace technology, and explore the evolving landscape of dance and the arts.
Available across multiple platforms including Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, and more, the Dance Behind the Screen Podcast brings together diverse voices from around the globe.
With over 10,000+ downloads and listeners in 44+ countries, the show has featured in-depth interviews with prominent guests such as Dr. Thomas F. DeFrantz (featured on Netflix’s Explained), social media influencer Alessia Lugoboni, Xin Ying of the Martha Graham Dance Company, and Matt Kent, artistic director of Pilobolus, among others.
The podcast is recorded in-person and virtually, making it accessible to global audiences while connecting the dance community with innovative ideas, cutting-edge insights, and stories of inspiration.
#148: In this episode of Dance Behind the Screen, Martheya talks with arts leader Anne Kogan to explore what it means to innovate while staying rooted in community. Anne shares insights from her career bridging artistic vision and organizational leadership, highlighting strategies for navigating change, fostering collaboration, and reimagining the role of the arts in today’s world. Listeners will gain practical takeaways on leadership, adaptability, and the power of creativity in shaping the future of the arts. (44:17)
00:00 Leadership & Innovation in the Arts with Anne Kogan
00:45 Introduction to the Podcast and Today’s Guest
01:43 Evaluating Community Arts Programs
05:49 Balancing Wants and Needs in Arts Programming
07:45 Setting Tangible Goals and Using Logic Models
12:10 Key Elements of Resilient Arts Organizations
17:33 No Box Dance: Strengths and Opportunities
20:26 Emerging Trends in Community Engagement
24:06 Defining High-Quality Arts Experiences
27:46 Technology in Arts Programming
30:18 Storytelling in Dance and Technology
40:00 Flash Four: Quick Insights and Recommendations
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This Season of Dance Behind the Screen Podcast is powered in part by TACA and Moody Fund for the Arts.
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