After an artisan asked, “Instead of studying us, why don’t you help us?” Judy Frater transformed her academic work into a design education movement, empowering textile artisans in Kutch, India.

Some people resist change. Cherice Barton choreographs it. With an international career that spans Broadway, Cirque productions, global brand collaborations and concert dance, she understands movement at scale. Precision. Adaptation. Trust. But life offstage requires a different kind of artistry. On this episode of HarmonyTALK, Cherice speaks candidly about co-parenting two tween daughters with her former husband, a television executive. Their relationship is collaborative, g

This episode of HarmonyTALK pulls back the curtain on the music industry through the eyes of one of its most trusted and respected behind-the-scenes figures. Jim Della Croce has spent more than four decades shaping careers, protecting legacies, and advocating fiercely for artists whose music has defined generations.

Join us on this captivating episode of HarmonyTALK Podcast hosted by Lisa Champeau as we delve into the fascinating world of "Lover's Eyes" with Nan and David Skier, a remarkable couple from Birmingham, Alabama.

In this episode of Harmony Talk, host Greg Frigoletto engages with Akea Brionne, an interdisciplinary researcher and artist, exploring her journey from a young dreamer to an accomplished artist.

Mike Geno is a Philadelphia-based artist who is widely known for, among various food subjects, still-life paintings of cheese.

Artist Heather Clements blends portraiture, abstraction, and nature to explore our deep connection with the environment.

Lisa Champeau sits down to chat with Erika Funke, Senior Producer and Classical Music Host at WVIA Radio.