Taking the Stage

Kristian and Quo go live for a heartfelt conversation about what called them to the arts and why they continue to serve through the arts.

Charles “Chip” McNeal of San Francisco Opera joins Kristian and Quo for a dynamic discussion about the role of arts education, equity, and the courage of change.

Kristian and Quo speak about the dangers of treating current issues as trending topics and ways to hold true to our organizational and personal commitments to bring about true change.

Rosaura Cruz, Executive Director of Junior Players, joins Kristian and Quo for an honest conversation about following your own path, mentorship, and the importance of uplifting the next generation.

Kristian and Quo dive deeper into topics discussed in previous episodes concerning civic practice, seeking truth, racism, resiliency, and committing to change.

What do we do and how do we manage as we all try our best to find our center in this global pandemic? Kristian and Quo are joined by clinical social worker Tina Robertson of Momentous Institute to share tips for resiliency and self care during this time.

Looking at our past and acknowledging the truth in Dallas, TX can be difficult, but it is necessary. Jerry Hawkins of Dallas Truth Racial Healing and Transformation joins Kristian and Quo to shed light on the history, set the record straight, and discuss steps for dismantling racism.

Emmanuel Villaume joins Kristian and Quo for a heartfelt conversation about the importance of art in our lives, our communities, and our connection to others.
 

There is a lot going on – there always has been. Kristian and Quo go live for a much needed conversation.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s Melissa Young joins Kristian and Quo for an uplifting conversation about
reaching goals and fostering inclusion.