30 Years of Broadway and the Legacy of Rent — Jeffrey Seller, Revisited
Jeffrey Seller is the legendary Broadway producer behind shows like Rent, Hamilton, In the Heights, and more. His shows have won a combined 22 Tony Awards, including four for Best Musical, and he's th...
13 Aug 41min
Humans, Machines & Democracy — Baratunde Thurston
In a world increasingly dominated by technology, how do we ensure storytelling remains authentic and impactful? Today's guest, Baratunde Thurston, has spent decades grappling with our relationship to ...
30 Jul 30min
Making the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
Most presidential libraries are built to remember a presidency in archives. This project began with a unique challenge: How can we tell Theodore Roosevelt’s story to inspire people to become better ci...
16 Jul 54min
World-Building at Secret Cinema — Dean Rodgers
Secret Cinema has been at the forefront of immersive live experiences based on beloved films and cultural franchises since their founding in 2007. Known for immersive productions of Star Wars: The Emp...
26 Jun 31min
When Classical Music Meets AI — Paola Prestini
Opera is often thought of as one of the most traditional art forms. Rooted in centuries-old conventions and grand theaters, it’s not usually the first place people look for experimentation or technolo...
11 Jun 30min
A New Language for VR Storytelling — Felix and Paul, Revisited
With the launch of Interstellar Arc, the groundbreaking free-roaming VR experience at AREA15 in Las Vegas, we’re revisiting this conversation with the creators and immersive storytelling pioneers Féli...
29 Mai 41min
The Stories of Smell — Sissel Tolaas, Revisited
Today, we’re re-releasing an episode with Norwegian chemist, artist, linguist, and smell researcher, Sissel Tolaas, whose work explores scent as a powerful medium for storytelling. In this conversatio...
14 Mai 27min
