About Juicy Interludes: Not Your Typical Opera Podcast
An unconventional opera podcast about what opera can really become in the midst of its new unfolding in society. Hosted by Angela Renée Simpson and produced by Verismomag Media and Editor-in-Chief, Tanisha Mitchell.
How important is fame in the opera industry? In the digital era of social media what does exposure really mean for an opera singer? Host, Angela Renee Simpson discusses the nebulous effect of ego in the industry.
30 Jul 2023
Empty Seats: Who Does Opera Really Market to?
Does opera continue to thrive in a world far removed from its creation? With current political and social changes, opera reflects trends that seem to be contemporary. But is it enough to attract various audiences? Host, Angela Renée Simpson and Editor-in-Chief, Tanisha Mitchell discusses if opera’s current marketing translates to success in attracting the masses.
9 Jul 2023
Is Opera Dead: The Pink Polka Dotted Elephant in the Room
For many years, industry insiders and audience members spoke of the demise of opera and what can be done to revive it. Host, Angela Renée Simpson and Editor-in-Chief, Tanisha Mitchell discuss if opera is really dying and why.
9 Jul 2023
First things first- Who are these ladies? Why do they matter in opera?
In the Season 2 opener, host, Angela Renée Simpson speaks about her illustrious background in the opera industry for over 30 years. Editor-in-Chief, Tanisha Mitchell discusses her music library and entrepreneurial background in opera through her creation of Opera Talks.
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