Podcasts

This week on the podcast my former student, Ava Battocchi.  We have a great talk about a cross-disciplinary approach to new media and balancing the responsibilities of being a Loyola student and business owner.  Ava took some time off before returning

You’ve got to see it to believe it!  This week the Teaching in the Arts Podcast guest is artist Chris Tedin. Chris tells me how he helps his students become better artists by flipping the classroom and creating videos for

Grab your passport and come on a Teaching in the Arts trip around the world! How’s that for a grabber? Eric Williams is the Director of the MFA Program in Communication Arts at Ohio University.  He’s also made a career

That’s my friend JulieAnn Graham!  We talk about teaching movement courses in the Columbia College Chicago Theater program. We also discuss just how hard it is to be a freshman in college. But wait there’s more! After the interview, Juliann

Teaching in the Arts has tenure! Actually, we have John Philbin, my first guest who is a tenured faculty member. John and I talk about the GVSU Summer Film Project, John’s journey from Oak Park, IL to New York, L.A.,

This is Yuri and me late last Friday night.  I was shooting a project for a client and staying at a suburban Chicago hotel.  When I recorded the podcast, I forgot to get a photo.  Lucky for me, Yuri was

Marisa Dickens and Asha Lodhia were in my Intro to Production class this spring at Loyola.  After grades were posted and they were no longer technically my students, I wanted to have them on to talk about being a student

That’s Perry Harovas in a sound studio at World Wrestling Entertainment Headquarters in Connecticut.  Perry does animation and VFX for WWE, but I know him from when we were colleagues in Chicago at Flashpoint Media Arts Academy.  Perry was the