
Can your art help dismantle injustice, shift systems, or spark healing in places like homeless shelters, emergency rooms, or city planning meetings? If you’re passionate about making a real difference through creativity, ART IS CHANGE (formerly known as Change the Story / Change the World) is your front-row seat to the real-world impact of art and social change. Hosted by author, musician, and res... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

CALL TO ARTISTS: Share your story: 3 minutes from the field
Already doing arts-based work to support free and fair elections, or about to? Record a message of about 3 minutes on your phone and answer three questions:
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Who decides
There are lots of ways to censor an artist. You can ban the book, close the exhibition, cancel the performance. We know what those look like. But there's another way: you can make the artist wonder. Wonder whether a character will cost ... more
What's So Funny?
This episode's guest is Mark Kendall — comedian, filmmaker, and co-founder, alongside Bill Worley, of the Atlanta production company Cool Cool Cool Productions. Mark's path into comedy started almost by accident: a college kid at No... more
Where do poetry and democracy intersect?
In part two of our conversation with Dayton poet laureate, educator, activist, culture keeper, and Kettering Foundation Democracy and the Arts resident artist Sierra Leone, we follow the threads of memory and... more
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Well produced, good content and interdisciplinary.
Thoughtful and insightful and timely
When I was in my 20s I used to read this magazine called Yes! as an antidote to all the bad news that was “The News. “ Art is Change is another antidote in a time it’s especially needed…full of inspiration, hope, courage and pragmatism!
This podcast is inspiring and useful. A rare and great combo.
Wholehearted thank you to Mr. Cleveland for this archive of transformative practices.
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A pointed exploration of how artists and cultural organizers apply strategy and practice to social change, governance, and healing in communities. Episodes frequently connect art to activism, policy, and democratic process, with deep dives into narrative change, cross-sector collaboration, and civic engagement. Notable is the consistent emphasis on ethical partnership, humility, and long-term community impact, often illustrated through case studies from museums, public memory projects, and grassroots interventions. The show is likely to appeal to practitioners who want concrete methods, real-world partnerships, and thought-provoking conversations about art as a vehicle for justice and resilience, rather than purely theoretical discussions.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Jiva Manske
2. Marta V. Martínez
3. Lynette Labinger
4. Rose Eason
5. April Chalay
6. Matthew Chase-Daniel
7. Mark Kendall
8. Sierra Leone
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