In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Lisa Sniderman, a musical theatre playwright, songwriter, ukelele player, and vocalist known by her artist name, Aoede, living in California.

During the interview, Lisa Sniderman mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Lisa Sniderman’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Reverend Chris Wylie, aka DJ Pastor Rock, a musician, songwriter, vocalist and pastor, living in Buffalo, NY.

During the interview, Rev. Chris Wylie mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Rev. Chris Wylie’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Dan Flanagan, a solo and orchestral violinist, a concertmaster of two opera orchestras, a composer, and a violin instructor at University of California, Berkeley.

During the interview, Dan Flanagan mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Dan Flanagan’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Mark Erelli, an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and touring folk musician living in Massachusetts.

During the interview, Mark Erelli mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Mark Erelli’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Kristine Maitland who is a storyteller, singer, dancer, photographer, and public speaker, living in Toronto, Canada.

During the interview, Kristine Maitland mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Kristine Maitland’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Clint Warren, a Composer, a Guitarist, a Singer-Songwriter and a Producer living in Cleveland, in Ohio.

During the interview, Clint Warren mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Clint Warren’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Charlie Mosbrook, a singer songwriter and a music educator living in Cleveland, Ohio.

During the interview, Charlie Mosbrook mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Charlie Mosbrook’s resources

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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Tamar Bresge, an artist, writer and educator from Toronto, currently in the Creative Writing program at California Institute of the Arts.

During the interview, Tamar Bresge mentions a certain number of resources that are listed on ArtsAbly’s website, in the Blog section. Access Tamar Bresge’s resources

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