Sharing Power Podcast

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 2: Expanding Solidarity
The Sharing Power podcast returns for its second season, continuing its exploration of collective leadership and consent-based practices in the arts and beyond. Hosted by Flux Theatre Ensemble's Creative Partners—Lori Elizabeth Parquet (she/her), Corinna Schulenburg (she/her), and Jason Tseng (they/them, ta).
In this episode, Corinna, Lori, and Jason dive deep on expanding solidarity. As an ensemble that values communal care, how we care for each other and who gets to be part of our beloved community is a critical question. We discuss the challenges and possibilities of expanding this notion of belonging.
Join us as we continue to explore what it means to lead together.

🎙️ Season 2, Episode 1: Welcome Back to Sharing Power
The Sharing Power podcast returns for its second season, continuing its exploration of collective leadership and consent-based practices in the arts and beyond. Hosted by Flux Theatre Ensemble's Creative Partners—Lori Elizabeth Parquet (she/her), Corinna Schulenburg (she/her), and Jason Tseng (they/them, ta)—this episode sets the stage for the season ahead.
This episode not only marks the beginning of a new season but also reaffirms the podcast's commitment to exploring the nuances of collaborative leadership. Listeners can look forward to upcoming episodes featuring conversations with artists, organizers, and thinkers who are actively practicing distributed leadership and consent-based processes.
Join us as we continue to explore what it means to lead together.

In this episode, we interview Philadelphia-based theatre company, Obvious Agency, represented by Daniel Park and Arianna Gass.
 
Guest website: https://www.obvious-agency.com/
Guest instagram: https://www.instagram.com/obviousagencycoop/?hl=en
 
Our instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fluxtheatre/?hl=en
Our website: https://www.fluxtheatre.org/

We sit down with Ryan Shen and Patrick Lee of GAPIMNY, an all volunteer membership based community organization with the mission to empower queer and trans Asian Pacific Islanders to create positive change. We get deep into it on the power of the interpersonal, the personal challenges of collective leadership, and how to sustain this work for the long term.

The Sharing Power team sits down with Tara Moses and Annalisa Dias of Groundwater Arts, a citizen artist collaborative with decades of shared experience in cultural producing. They shape, steward, and seed a just future through creative practice, consultation, and community building.

The Sharing Power team sits down with Gang and Rena of PTP, aka Purple Tape Pedigree, American artist collective and independent record label based in New York City and has been called "New York’s experimental incubator".

Hosts, Lori, Jason, and Corinna sit down with L.A.-based Asian-American theater company, Artists At Play's Julia Cho, Stefanie Lau, and Marie-Reine Velez.

In the debut episode of Sharing Power, co-hosts Lori Parquet, Corinna Schulenburg, and Jason Tseng interview Joe Holtz and Imani Q'ryn of Park Slope Food Co-op, one of the oldest and largest active food co-ops in the United states.
This is a production of Flux Theatre Ensemble. Find out more at www.fluxtheatre.org