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Voice of the Arts

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Insights and anecdotes from musicians, dancers, artists, actors and directors, as well as audience response.

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DEJA Magazine's Art Director, Chloe Paris Simpson, stopped by the studio to chat with WQED producer Nick Zaller about print media, the Pittsburgh arts scene, and her new documentary film, Take Up Space.

Chloe talks about the importance of physical m... more

Pittsburgh Opera presents Benjamin Britten's "Curlew River" January 24th through February 1st at Calvary Episcopal Church in Shadyside. WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with Logan Wagner, who sings the role of the Madwoman. Thanks for tuning in to WQED's ... more

Pittsburgh Opera presents Benjamin Britten's "Curlew River" January 24th through February 1st at Calvary Episcopal Church in Shadyside. WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with Erik Nordstrom, who sings the role of the Ferryman. Thanks for tuning in to WQED'... more

Pittsburgh Opera presents Benjamin Britten's "Curlew River" January 24th through February 1st at Calvary Episcopal Church in Shadyside. WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with Stage Director Dana Kinney, who said it was a challenge to figure out how to pres... more

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Recent Guests

Greg Jackson
History professor and host of the podcast History That Doesn't Suck!
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Zuly Inirio
Acclaimed operatic soprano and TEDx speaker
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Blaine Krauss
Broadway performer known for his role in Hamilton
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Matthew Jackford
Talented arranger and composer from West Virginia
Episode: Pittsburgh's Favorite Holiday Tradition - Holiday Pops!
Csilla Boross
Soprano performing as Gioconda
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Episode: Pittsburgh Festival Opera Debuts La Gioconda!
Christopher Franklin
Conductor of the Pittsburgh Festival Opera
Pittsburgh Festival Opera
Episode: Pittsburgh Festival Opera Debuts La Gioconda!
Marilyn Egan
Renowned Director of Education at Pittsburgh Opera
Pittsburgh Opera
Episode: Jim Cunningham Tours Pittsburgh Opera Education
Dr. Eugene Myers
Esteemed Education Committee board member and physician at Eye and Ear Institute of UPMC
Eye and Ear Institute of UPMC
Episode: Jim Cunningham Tours Pittsburgh Opera Education
Jackson Aiosa
First-year member of the Heinz Chapel Choir.
Episode: Heinz Chapel Choir Live - 12/5/25 - Interviews

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Jim Cunningham
Host of Voice of the Arts, often engaging with various artists and cultural influencers.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
  • Yin’s Need This Podcast

    WQED is The Voice of the Arts in Pittsburgh and these easy-to-digest episodes give listeners a taste of the Brugh’s finest cultural amenities, attractions, and special events. Monitor the show weekly for unique and memorable content from a team committed to supporting the community’s non-profit arts organizations.

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    Pittsburgh Jon
    United States3 years ago
  • Gem of a podcast for Pgh cultural scene

    This is a great way to stay up to date on the cultural scene around the Pittsburgh region. WQED FM hosts, led by Jim Cunningham and Anna Singer, interview a wide variety of creative types and cultural influencers to hear their insights and anecdotes. With exclusive interviews, Voice of the Arts connects listeners with local talent, leaders and scene-makers, as well as national and international artists who come to town.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Steele_City
    United States7 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the blend of cultural insights and personal anecdotes shared during interviews with local and national artists.
The hosts are frequently commended for their warm, inviting conversational style that draws out detailed stories from guests.
Engagement with the community's art scene is highlighted as a key aspect, making the content relatable and timely.

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Pittsburgh Opera - Curlew River - Dana Kinney
Q: Are there things that our audience could sort of study or take into account before they come to see this piece?
Kinney recommends that audience members find clips online about Japanese Noh theater to enhance their experience and understanding of the piece.
Pittsburgh Opera Announces William Powers as New General Director!
Q: How do you feel about coming back to Pittsburgh Opera after your time with the Youth Symphony?
Powers feels like it's a homecoming, bringing a rejuvenated passion and excitement for the art form and community.
Pittsburgh Opera Announces William Powers as New General Director!
Q: What turned the search committee on when you were having these discussions, your thinking for the future of Pittsburgh Opera?
William Powers discussed the importance of engaging the community and continuing the legacy of the previous director, emphasizing collaboration and partnerships.
Westmoreland Symphony's Unlikely Union!
Q: How does your podcast, History That Doesn't Suck!, weave into your script and your narration tomorrow evening?
The podcast presents rigorous academic history through entertaining stories that engage listeners.
Music at Third: "Under the Same Sky"
Q: How do you make it work?
A lot of communication. We're both following certainly an internal and individual search that is absolutely important for our lives.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Voice of the Arts

What is Voice of the Arts about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A distinctive blend of music and performing arts insights, this series offers listeners a rich tapestry of conversations with various creatives, including musicians, dancers, artists, actors, and directors. Each episode features anecdotes and discussions about current projects, artistic processes, and community engagement, highlighting the vibrant cultural scene surrounding the arts. Unique aspects include a focus on both local Pittsburgh talent as well as national and international figures, providing a platform that connects listeners to a diverse range of artistic expressions and experiences. Whether it's exploring the personal stories of emerging artists or discussing significant cultural events, this series immerses listeners in the dyn... more

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1. Greg Jackson
2. Zuly Inirio
3. Blaine Krauss
4. Matthew Jackford
5. Csilla Boross
6. Christopher Franklin
7. Marilyn Egan
8. Dr. Eugene Myers

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