7 episodes
WLU AMC Podcast WLU Association for Music Creators
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Welcome to the Wilfrid Laurier University Association for Music Creators podcast. AMC is an organization that facilitates events, socials, and performance opportunities for student composers, songwriters, improvisers and anyone else that creates new music at Laurier. Check our Instagram and Facebook to stay up to date on what we’re doing. In this podcast, we talk to the music creators of Laurier about their music, careers, and anything else that comes up
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Episode #7 - Andrew Rinehart
Listen to our seventh episode of the AMC podcast where we interviewed IMA student and multimedia artist Andrew Rinehart about his artistic practice, inspirations and more!!
Hosted by Jotham Sennema & Ethan Pister -
Episode #6 - Hannah Bailey
Listen to our sixth episode of our podcast where we talk to Hannah Bailey about her current projects, musical inspirations and more!
Hosted by Jotham Sennema & Megan Harton -
Episode #5 - Veda Hingert-McDonald
Listen to our fifth episode of our podcast where we talk to Veda Hingert-McDonald about her current projects, musical inspirations and more!
Hosted by Andrew Rinehart & Megan Harton -
Episode #4 - Dani Kristina
Listen to our fourth episode of our podcast where we talk to Mississauga-based singer-songwriter and WLU student Dani Kristina about her debut EP, IMA capstone projects and her musical inspirations.
Hosted by Hannah Bailey & Megan Harton -
Episode #3 - Emma Verdonk
Listen to our third episode of our podcast where we interview student Emma Verdonk about her compositions, Hans Zimmer and more!
Hosted by: Hannah Bailey, Megan Harton & Andrew Rinehart
Recorded & Edited by: Andrew Rinehart
Archived episode, previously published February 28, 2020 -
Episode #2 - Emmett Glancie
Listen to our second episode of our podcast where we interview student Emmett Glancie about folk punk, Pirates of the Caribbean and his compositions.
Hosted by Luke Jenkins & Megan Harton
Engineered & Edited by Matt Koebel
Archived episode, previously published March 4, 2019