3 episodes
EVOLVER Show with Erin Sharoni Erin Sharoni
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4.7 • 62 Ratings
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Fascinating guests from all walks of science, the arts and technology join host Erin Sharoni for inspiring conversation. From astronauts to musicians, athletes to filmmakers, each has a story to tell that contributes to our collective evolution. Fresh new ideas to explore & evolve.
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#014 - DISCWOMAN co-founder Frankie Hutchinson
Discwoman is a New York-based platform, collective, and booking agency representing and showcasing women in electronic dance music. Guest Frankie Hutchinson, along with Emma Olson and Christine Tran, founded Discwoman in 2014 and have birthed it into a global force that is now synonymous with gender equality across the dance music spectrum. Frankie discusses the premiere of the "Tribes: Discwoman" documentary, and the state of global dance music today in this episode.
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#013 - Ittai Shapira, renowned violinist & composer
Internationally acclaimed concert violinist and composer Ittai Shapira is committed to furthering the study of music and healing. His new project, Sound Potential, brings together famous artists, scientists and thinkers working to build understanding and empathy for humanitarian issues around the world.
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#012 - Alexander Klingspor, painter
Stockholm-born, New York-based realist figurative painter Alexander Klingspor is a master of both brush and mind. His work bridges the gap between the visually literal and the philosophically surreal aspects of art. He discusses his artistic process, influences, and incredible, upcoming collaborative projects.
Customer Reviews
Fun show
Came to this podcast, on recommendation from a friend. It is now a must listen to every week. Fun guests from keep us informed on a variety of different topics and hobbies. It is defiantly worth a listen to each and every week.
Great interviews!
Awesome podcast
Very Informative
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