A podcast about wellbeing in the artistic process. Join us and reflect on your journey & artist within. Subscribe where you listen to your podcasts.
An Actor Care® project Sponsored by Equity Showcase
Artists in Depth
Claim This Podcastby Alan Powell, Nicole Powell
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47 episodes
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A podcast about wellbeing in the artistic process. Join us and reflect on your journey & artist within. Subscribe where you listen to your podcasts. An Actor Care® project Sponsored by Equity Showcase
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Recent Episodes
June 28, 2026
S4 EP10 In Discussion with Simon Ward
<p>My guest today is AWFC member Simon Ward</p><p><a href="http://www.simonward.info">www.simonward.info</a></p><p>Simon is a psychologist, musician, actor and educator based in Sydney, Australia. </p><p>He trained at the Royal Academy of Music in the UK in musical theatre & voice, and with the Actors Centre Australia. He is an accredited Estill Master Trainer with Estill Voice International. Simon has performed in and directed musicals in London’s West End, on the BBC, and in cabaret in London & New York City. He has toured throughout Australia in musicals, plays, opera and extensively in cabaret. In addition to a busy performing and directing schedule, Simon gained four psychology degrees and works as a Clinical Psychologist with young people and creative arts professionals, and is a founding Wellbeing Committee member for Media Entertainment and Arts Association (MEAA). Simon is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts, and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, a member of the Australian Psychological Society, and is Vice President of International Representatives for the Music Theatre Educator’s Alliance. Simon lectures in singing & voice at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts; and in musical theatre, singing, and psychology for performers on a range of acting, music theatre and dance courses around Australia. He regularly presents and consults on psychosocial wellbeing in the creative arts industries and higher education, in voice science and psychology, mental health for teachers and health workers for various performer health organisations internationally.</p><p>In conversing with Simon, I felt I only scraped the surface of his wealth of knowledge and expertise hearing him talk about the art of cabaret, the craft of using self as a foundation for character, and the psychology behind audience interaction and containment. </p>
June 7, 2026
S4 EP9 In Discussion with Andrea Rankin
<p><strong>My guest today is AWFC member Andrea Rankin (she/her)</strong><br><a href="https://www.andrearankin.ca/" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://www.andrearankin.ca/</a></p><p>Andrea is an artist, educator, facilitator, and coach whose work bridges the performing arts, trauma-informed pedagogy, and relational learning. As an actor, singer, and songwriter, Andrea has performed leading roles across Canada, including four seasons at the Stratford Festival in both new works and classical productions. A graduate of the Stratford Festival’s Birmingham Conservatory, Andrea holds a BFA in Acting from the University of Alberta and a Master of Teaching degree from the University of Toronto, where her SSHRC-funded research focused on trauma-informed drama education. In 2025, Andrea co-founded the Trauma-Informed Arts Institute, a professional learning space for artists, educators, and arts leaders, where she facilitates workshops on applying trauma-informed frameworks within artistic and educational settings. Additionally, she currently serves as Professional Learning and Development Leader at the Ontario Physical and Health Education Association. </p><p>We discussed the future of actor and director education, emphasizing the need for self-advocacy tools, communication skills, and proactive well-being strategies. And one question that begged asking was why actors are willing to subject themselves to unhealthy behaviour in pursuit of their craft?</p>
May 23, 2026
S4 EP8 In Discussion with Corey Tazmania
<p>My Guest today is AWFC member Corey Tazmania</p><p><a href="https://coreytazmania.weebly.com/">https://coreytazmania.weebly.com/</a></p><p>Corey is a New York based artist whose work intersects movement, performance, pedagogy, and artist Rx strategies. </p><p>As an educator, Corey has taught intimacy, text, movement, and clown at various Universities throughout the Greater Toronto Area, and the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey.</p><p>As an actor, she has worked off-broadway, regionally, Toronto, and her work for conceptual artists has been exhibited internationally.</p><p>As an intimacy and movement artist, Corey has collaborated with creatives in academic and professional theatre in Alberta, Ontario, and New York. </p><p>Her choreography received an Elizabeth Sterling Haynes Award nomination.</p><p>Corey is passionate about creating performance work that focuses on emotional community building which fosters a creative culture of mutual support, </p><p>including her ongoing project, The Clown Grievances which connects ritual catharsis with the art of complaint using clown play, laughter yoga and somatic tools for adults and families. </p><p>We mainly discussed her passion for her clown grievances project and the themes of play and agency for both young people and elders. And our inherent uniqueness that was once a burden in our younger years but is now a blessing.</p>
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