Welcome to the Enchoris Podcast. A series of in-depth conversations with actors from the European Cultural and Creative Industry Landscape. Hosted by Elias Ntais, the CEO of Enchoris, this monthly podcast provides insights to the challenges the Arts Sector is facing and a system thinking approach to analysing and solving them. A knowledge sharing oriented discussion with Cultural Leaders offering access to creative Cultural Management approaches and solutions.
Enchoris Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Elias Ntais
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Welcome to the Enchoris Podcast. A series of in-depth conversations with actors from the European Cultural and Creative Industry Landscape. Hosted by Elias Ntais, the CEO of Enchoris, this monthly podcast provides insights to the challenges the Arts Sector is facing and a system thinking approach to analysing and solving them. A knowledge sharing oriented discussion with Cultural Leaders offering access to creative Cultural Management approaches and solutions.
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July 28, 2026
Enchoris Podcast | S1E10 | Robert Douglass
<p>In the tenth episode of the Enchoris Podcast, we talk to Robert Douglass—a former professional French horn player turned software engineer, the founder of the Open Goldberg Variations Project, and now the developer of an open-source, spec-driven AI framework called SpecKitty.</p><p>The episode turns on the idea that music, written language, and computer code are all text, which is why a large language model can move between them at all. From there, the argument is that a model only interpolates between things it has already seen, so the human contribution is the specification—the taste, the frame, and the opinion that decide which of the infinite in-between options to produce.</p><p>We follow his journey from music to coding and discuss the skill set musicians develop on their way to mastery. We discuss why so many musicians have become coders over the past 30 years and try to find the bridge between reading scores and coding. How does crowdfunding the Open Goldberg Variations Project translate into community-driven development, and how does AI change human collaboration and software development?</p><p>Is an AI-generated song art just because it creates a communal experience? We debate the nature of AI-generated content and explore the value of spec-driven development.</p><p>Check out Robert Douglass at <a href="https://spec-kitty.ai/about" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">https://spec-kitty.ai/about</a></p>
July 21, 2026
Enchoris Podcast | S1E9 | Jürgen Enninger
<p>In the ninth episode of the Enchoris Podcast we discuss the role of Culture and Sports in city development and their importance for the identity building of a city.</p><p>Our guest Jürgen Enninger has served as Deputy Mayor for Culture, World Heritage and Sport in the City of Augsburg. </p><p>Before that he led the Competence Team for Cultural and Creative Industries in the City of Munich and the Bavarian Regional Office of the Federal Competence Centre for Cultural and Creative Industries (RKW). </p><p>Starting August 2026 be the project leader of the Jutierhalle in Münich.</p><p>Jürgen sees the cultural associations and the sport associations as the DNA of a city.</p><p>What really drives him is to support and empower the people in the creative sector to become more self-confident within the economical discussion discourse. </p>
July 12, 2026
Enchoris Podcast | S1E8 | Valentina Obando Jaramillo
<p><br>In the eighth episode of the Enchoris Podcast we discuss the challenges of festival programming and curation in an age of social media consumption and content oversaturation. Our guest Valentina Obando Jaramillo, is the main curator and program manager of the SEE THE SOUND Film Festival in Cologne, that runs parallel to <a href="https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCW6Az7bqcscpvZONuPMyOyA"> @soundtrack_cologne7971 </a> What does it mean to curate a festival in a time when streaming platforms, short attention spans, and social media algorithms are changing how people find and watch films?How do you choose films that are not only relevant, but also creative and entertaining for an audience that includes both professionals and music lovers? The conversation also dives into the challenges facing filmmakers and composers today—from funding and festival curation to artificial intelligence, copyright, licensing, and the changing landscape of the creative industries. They explore why human creativity remains irreplaceable despite rapid technological advances.The episode highlights standout films from this year's festival, discusses diversity in filmmaking, and reflects on the importance of preserving music documentaries as part of our cultural heritage.Whether you're a filmmaker, composer, musician, or simply passionate about music and cinema, this episode offers an insightful look behind the scenes of one of Europe's most respected festivals.You can check out the schedules of both festivals at their respective websites:SEE THE SOUND - 15. Juli - 19. Juli 2026https://seethesound.de/SoundTrack_Cologne 23 - July 14 - July 17, 2026https://soundtrackcologne.de/</p>
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