Welcome to The Tony Howell Podcast: Conversations with Changemakers, where you’ll find enlightening one-on-one conversations with artists and thought leaders who are changing the world (and the world wide web) with their work.
The theme of this podcast revolves around the central question: How can you use your work to change the world?
Guests who have shared their wisdom include award-winning artists like Susan Stroman, Ken Davenport, Sierra Boggess, Telly Leung, Roma Torre, Marie Forleo, Nathan Lee Graham, and Lea Salonga.
The leading business coach and digital designer for artists in NYC, on occasion Tony may share his original strategies and formulas to help honor your past, present your present, and design our future.
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Welcome to The Tony Howell Podcast: Conversations with Changemakers, where you’ll find enlightening one-on-one conversations with artists and thought leaders who are changing the world (and the world wide web) with their work.
The theme of this podcast revolves around the central question: How can you use your work to change the world?
Guests who have shared their wisdom include award-winning artists like Susan Stroman, Ken Davenport, Sierra Boggess, Telly Leung, Roma Torre, Marie Forleo, Nathan Lee Graham, and Lea Salonga.
The leading business coach and digital designer for artists in NYC, on occasion Tony may share his original strategies and formulas to help honor your past, present your present, and design our future.
On this episode of Conversations with Changemakers, we speak with Jonathan Freeland.
While some of you know Jonathan as my long-time Associate, he is best known as a musician and songwriter based in Nashville, TN.
What you may not know is Jonathan’s artistic and entrepreneurial journey: from early training at the Cobb County Center for Excellence in the Performing Arts to professional training at the Joffrey Ballet School and Point Park University. After graduating and working in musicals like West Side Story, Million Dollar Quartet, and Carousel, Jonathan was also always writing music and performing with bands.
If that wasn’t enough to keep him busy, he was also constantly focused on developing one of his many creative skills: photography, graphic design, website design, and product design—including his now shelved but delicious Day Dreamer Coffee Company.
I wanted to have Jonathan on to speak about creativity—particularly sharing some behind-the-scenes on releasing his genre-breaking “Emo Country” music. He released his first solo EP, “Young & Proud” in 2018, and the title track was placed at the top of the Alternative Press’ “New Alternative” playlist on Spotify. He’s since released 9 singles featuring artists including Less Gravity and Kevin Jordan of This Wild Life and a self produced live album.
This is literally my right hand man and I cannot wait to hear your thoughts on his wisdom! Listen to this episode for insights on:
Make shifts and transitions in your personal life and artistic career.
Creating art with an impact: production, packaging, and promotion.
Balancing self-care and activism: ways to reframe success and time on the daily.
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Episode Credits:
Art by Tony Howell + Gertrude Pillena
Editing by Unapologetic Amplified
Hosting by Broadway Podcast Network
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The Tony Howell Podcast
Welcome to The Tony Howell Podcast: Conversations with Changemakers, where you’ll find enlightening one-on-one conversations with artists and thought leaders who are changing the world (and the world wide web) with their work.
The theme of this podcast revolves around the central question: How can you use your work to change the world?
Guests who have shared their wisdom include award-winning artists like Susan Stroman, Ken Davenport, Sierra Boggess, Telly Leung, Roma Torre, Marie Forleo, Nathan Lee Graham, and Lea Salonga.
The leading business coach and digital designer for artists in NYC, on occasion Tony may share his original strategies and formulas to help honor your past, present your present, and design our future.
