New York Transplants
New York Transplants
Podcast Description
Join Dr. Emily Matheson, a New York transplant from Australia, as she connects with fellow transplants to explore how to find connection and community in the city that never sleeps. With her PhD in Clinical Psychology, Emily skips the textbook talk and dives into the real, gritty truths of how visiting and living in New York are worlds apart—and how you can feel both invincible and invisible in this beautifully chaotic city. Tune in as she asks other transplants for advice on how she (and you) can better connect with the New York community.
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The podcast covers themes such as friendship-building in urban settings, personal growth during transition, and cultural integration. Specific episodes examine issues like balancing long-distance connections, community engagement, and mental health challenges faced by transplants, showcasing experts like Nina Badzin and Vicky Conroy.
Join Dr. Emily Matheson, a New York transplant from Australia, as she connects with fellow transplants to explore how to find connection and community in the city that never sleeps. With her PhD in Clinical Psychology, Emily skips the textbook talk and dives into the real, gritty truths of how visiting and living in New York are worlds apart—and how you can feel both invincible and invisible in this beautifully chaotic city. Tune in as she asks other transplants for advice on how she (and you) can better connect with the New York community.
In this episode of New York Transplants, we sit down with Australian actor, singer, producer, and director Connor Delves to explore the unique experience of navigating New York's creative scene as an international artist. From the competitive grind of the industry to the misconceptions about being an actor in the city, Connor shares his personal journey and the mindsets that have helped him thrive.
We also discuss the founding of The Australian Theatre Festival, a celebration of Australian storytelling in a global city, and the ”aha moment” that led to its creation. Connor reflects on curating productions that resonate with both Australian and international audiences, as well as the most rewarding feedback he's received.
Finally, we dive into the importance of mentorship in the arts, the evolving mentor-mentee relationship, and the advice Connor wishes he didn’t have to learn the hard way. Whether you’re an aspiring performer, a creative navigating the hustle of NYC, or just curious about the Australian arts scene in New York, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.
Timestamps
00:08: Welcome to New York Transplants
01:30: Paying the Debt to Loved Ones After Moving Away
06:00: The Creative Hustle in NYC: Challenges, Misconceptions, and Mindsets
38:22: The Australian Theatre Festival NYC: Bringing Aussie Stories to NYC
49:53: The Power of Mentorship : Guiding the Next Generation of Artists
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