Are We All Met‪?‬ Anna Atkinson and Sean Haid

Thank you so much for listening to season 1 and to our guests! We have a long way to go before we are all met, but we want to celebrate and be grateful for everyone that has made our first 10 episodes happen. For now, wash your hands, wear a mask, vote, eat your vegetables, make art, and use your voice. Love you!

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Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.


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In this episode, we sit down to chat with collaborative pianist, Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe. Rebecca is a dynamic and sensitive collaborative pianist from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Together we explore the world of collaborative piano, balancing artistic endeavours with other parts of life, and the gender disparities that exist in music. 

Find Rebecca: 

@bex.kdubs

Rebecca Klassen-Wiebe



Resources & References

Do Not Say We Have Nothing by Madeline Thien

How menstruation affects opera singers by Justin Chandler on CBC.ca

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarships

Modern Mindfulness: How to Be More Relaxed, Focused, and Kind While Living in a Fast, Digital, Always-On World by Rohan Gunatillake



Instagram: @areweallmet

Twitter: @areweallmet

Facebook: Are We All Met?

areweallmetpodcast@gmail.com

Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.

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This episode finds us with two special guests, Jaclyn Grossman and Vanessa Croome. We break down the starving artist trope, debate the term 'portfolio artist', learn about their couple name and laugh A LOT. 

Find Vanessa: @vanessacroome

Vanessa Croome, Soprano

vanessacroome.com

Find Jaclyn: @jaclyngrossman

jaclyngrossman.com



Resources & References

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare

How to be Gluten-Free and Keep your Friends

Opera.ca Portfolio Artist Collective

Opéra de Montréal

Opera McGill

L'hiver attend beaucoup de moi

The Phoenix Leadership Project



Instagram: @areweallmet

Twitter: @areweallmet

Facebook: Are We All Met?

areweallmetpodcast@gmail.com

Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.

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In this episode, we chat with Dylan Thomas-Bouchier and his experiences as an Indigenous dis-artist studying at the National Theatre School. We cover support systems for students of colour, Land Acknowledgments, Batman, and notions of community through isolation. 



Find Dylan: @dthomasbouchier



Resources & References

National Theatre School of Canada

https://ent-nts.ca/en/

Batman: The Killing Joke - Alan Moore 

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/96358.Batman

Theatre Alberta ARTSTREK
https://www.theatrealberta.com/artstrek/

Nextfest Edmonton

http://nextfest.org/

University of Alberta - Department of Drama

https://www.ualberta.ca/drama/index.html



Instagram: @areweallmet

Twitter: @areweallmet

Facebook: Are We All Met?

areweallmetpodcast@gmail.com

Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.




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This episode features Abby Smith. Abby shares her experiences in music as a black female and how this has led her to the forefront of the fights for social justice. This episode covers many large and complicated issues related to social justice and race, and how it is imperative we stop only dreaming of justice.

Follow Abby: @abby_pearl

There are so many resources and references in this episode that Abby generously compiled them into a Google Doc. Please give them a look here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h0AHibmGzc40HGkCeP5ZHPGBn2q-Zu6WbxYugVz80YI/edit?usp=sharing 



Instagram: @areweallmet

Twitter: @areweallmet

Facebook: Are We All Met?

areweallmetpodcast@gmail.com

Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.


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This conversation features Destiny Autumn, an artist who tells stories through her eclectic style of songwriting. In this episode, we dive into the creativity behind producing music in a COVID-19 world, equal representation for all artists in the music industry, focusing on self-love and making art authentically.

Find Destiny: @destinyautumnmusic

https://destinyautumnmusic.com

Resources & References

The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

https://shop.eckharttolle.com/collections/books/products/the-power-of-now

So High by Destiny Autumn

https://destinyautumnmusic.com/new-album

Pascal Pahl Producer

https://www.instagram.com/producedbypascal/

Jacob Collier

https://www.jacobcollier.com

Indiana University Jazz Studies

https://music.indiana.edu/degrees-programs/areas-of-study/jazz-studies.html

Instagram: @areweallmet

Twitter: @areweallmet

Facebook: Are We All Met?

areweallmetpodcast@gmail.com

Cover art by Lucy Sharpe

@lucypiperart (@peaceful_lucifer)

*All music used in this episode was created by Anna Atkinson on GarageBand.






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