The Voices Unheard podcast is a series that features conversations and interviews with local artists, collaborators, community leaders, and friends. Our Program inspires new ideas to encourage conversation while uplifting a culturally diverse and vibrant community.
Voices Unheard
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Podcast Overview
The Voices Unheard podcast is a series that features conversations and interviews with local artists, collaborators, community leaders, and friends. Our Program inspires new ideas to encourage conversation while uplifting a culturally diverse and vibrant community.
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Publishing Since
1/17/2021
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Recent Episodes
June 15, 2021
Ali Friedman: Social Justice through Music and Community
Today’s recording date is Sunday, May 16th, I'm home at my apartment here in Providence RI, and joining me from Colorado! Freelance artist and community musician Alexandra Friedman! Ali is a recent graduate of the University of Michigan where she completed a dual master's degree in Social Work and Viola Performance. Our conversation came together around our shared passion for classical music and community development but also how these two entities could work together in creating a more just and equitable society.
March 5, 2021
Kelsee Vandervall: Representation Matters
This episode was recorded on February 27th in collaboration with Kelsee Vandervall. Kelsee Vandervall is a Chicago-based freelancer, teacher, and arranger. A typical day for this cellist ranges from recording sessions to orchestral performances. She can be seen performing with groups such as rock band Classical Blast, electric string quintet Electric-5, synth chamber-pop group Glad Rags, and on episodes of the FOX show Empire. Kelsee's freelancing career has lead her to record and perform with many artists, including Lizzo, J. Cole, Eminem, KYGO, Michael Bublé, PJ Morton, John Legend, Kirk Franklin, and others! Currently, Kelsee is the Music Director of the River Raisin Ragtime Revue (R4), a theater orchestra focused on preserving and showcasing the early American popular music form. She is also a Harmony Fellow with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, playing in the cello section and engaging in educational programs in their local schools. Our conversation goes through catching op on recent life happenings, reflecting on our time at the University of Michigan and Studying with Anthony Elliott, little known black history, and coming up on one full year of Pandemic life.
February 25, 2021
Johanna Kepler: Identity through the Performing Arts
Johanna Kepler was born in Guatemala City. She was adopted by two white lesbian mothers and raised in a half Jewish household. Johanna also has a little sister who is adopted from Guatemala as well. As an immigrant and Latina woman, her main focus in all of the work that she does is combining her passion for the performing arts with her social justice advocacy work, specifically immigration reform. She constantly works to diversify and reimagine the spaces she is in to become more inclusive and equitable. Johanna believes in the power of the performing arts to unite people from all backgrounds, statuses, and walks of life to create change and spread the privilege of joy.
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