The Compass Podcast documents the lives of artists navigating the waters between art and commerce. What do they do when they feel themselves going to the dark side? How do they find balance when they are creating beautiful things, but not necessarily making their entire living from their art (acting, dance, etc). A space for those conversations with peers about living a creative life. Hosted by actress Leah Walsh.
https://broadwaypodcastnetwork.com/podcast/the-compass/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 1 hour 6 minutes
Leah Walsh
Actor and creator/host of The Compass Podcast Leah Walsh is interviewed by artist Kim Miller.
episode 185: Susie Garcia
Vocalist, violinist, mariachi, entrepreneur, and educator Susie Garcia shares her experiences with the dark side and leading the all female mariachi ensemble Las Colibri,
episode 184: Catherine Mueller
Interdisciplinary Artist, Actor/Creator, and Educator Catherine Mueller shares her experiences with the dark side, her love of clown, her journey founding The MAMAs / Mother Artists Making Art
episode 183: Jessica Blank
Multi-hyphenate artist Jessica Blank shares her experiences building a creative life, and restaging the documentary theatre piece Coal Country after having to close at the beginning of the pandemic
episode 182: Nikki Massoud
Actor and writer Nikki Massoud shares her experiences with the dark side and how community is changing in the pandemic.
episode 181: Julia Ogilvie
Actor, teacher, and comedian Julia Ogilvie shares her experiences with the dark side and finding ways to give yourself the green light as an artist.
episode 180: Daniel Morgan Shelley
Actor Daniel Morgan Shelley shares his experiences with the dark side, building structure in your life, and auditioning.
Geoffrey Allen Murphy
Actor Geoffrey Allen Murphy shares his experiences with the dark side and understudying on Broadway during the pandemic.
The Compass Update
Moving to a season format with new episodes being published starting in January, 2022.
episode 178: Amy Berryman
Playwright and actor Amy Berryman shares her experiences with the dark side, pivoting to focus on playwriting, and her play being produced in London during the pandemic.