Cincinnati Song Initiative

Song Cycle

Arts EN ↓ 53 episodes

This is Song Cycle, where we gab with cool people who bring their innovative ideas and projects to life to contribute to a more vibrant society through song. Join the conversation!

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: song-cycle.transistor.fm

Author

Cincinnati Song Initiative

Category

Arts

Podcast website

song-cycle.transistor.fm

Latest episode

Oct 27, 2026

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Episodes

The One with Eileen Strempel 15.02.2021

Laura has a conversation with Dr. Eileen Strempel. Eileen is the inaugural dean for the Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA, a prolific singer and performer, a fierce advocate for new music especially by female composers, and a pioneer in educational leadership and equity.  Notes Eileen's book: Beyond Free College: Making Higher Education Work for 21st Century Students The Self-Care Wheel Donate t...

The One With David Paul 01.02.2021

Laura sits down with opera director and acting teacher David Paul to talk about the tough questions being asked regarding the performing arts world, our responsibility to respond to calls for change and adaptation, and one of Laura's profoundly embarrassing moments during her youth.  Notes David Paul, director Top 10 Role Study Wolftrap's The Orpheus Project PoetLOVE Donate to CSI   Join CSI Digit...

The One with Sam Martin 18.01.2021

Laura and Sam sit down (virtually) to talk about CSI, art song, community, and the importance of flossing.  Notes Donate to CSI Join CSI Digital  

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