Podcast
Welcome to the Media, Art and Performance podcast—a space where creativity meets conversation. Join us as we dive into the experiences, ideas, and innovations that drive our students, faculty, and community partners.
Culture Conclave
Culture Conclave is a video podcast series that brings meaningful conversations about culture to the forefront. Guided by host Mike Angell, each episode offers thoughtful discussion, historical insight, and forward-looking perspectives from guests who shape and study "C"ulture.
Episode 1 with Robin Swales
In Episode 1 of Culture Conclave, host Mike Angell welcomes historian and former faculty member and Fine Arts Dean, Dr. Robin Swales. Together, they dive into the province’s cultural landscape, uncover its history, and consider where it’s heading next.
Episode 2 with Jeff Keshen
In Episode 2 of Culture Conclave host Mike Angell welcomes U of R President & Vice Chancellor Dr. Jeff Keshen for a conversation about culture, upbringing, and leadership. Together, they explore how personal history, community influence, and cultural experiences shaped his journey to the presidency.
Episode 3 with Justin O'Connor
In Episode 3 of Culture Conclave host Mike Angell sits down with Justin O’Connor for a conversation rooted in the ideas that shaped Culture Conclave. Justin, author of Culture Is Not an Industry, joins from Australia to share his journey from Manchester’s cultural sector to international policy work across Europe, China, and Australia.
Episode 4 with Francesco Corti
In Episode 4 of Culture Conclave, host Mike Angell sits down with Francesco Corti in the lobby of Darke Hall as he prepares to premiere the University of Regina’s new harpsichord. They explore the meaning of high culture, Baroque music, and the timeless power of art. This episode captures the excitement and insight leading up to a special gala recital.
Episode 5 with David Dick
In Episode 5 of Culture Conclave, host Mike Angell speaks with Dr. David Dick, Dean of Media, Arts and Perfromance, in the lobby of Darke Hall. They dive into the role of culture, the importance of community-driven arts, and the path that brought Dr. Dick from music performance to academic leadership.