Arts Fell on Alabama

Snapshots of Alabama’s creative life that inspire thought and connection.

Arts Fell on Alabama is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Arts Fell on Alabama, a arts show with 64 episodes published.

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  Episode #63

  Mary Margaret Scalici: Dance for Parkinson's Disease

  Sep 7, 20262 min

  Mary Margaret Scalici is a veteran dancer and movement educator who brought Dance for Parkinson’s (PD) to Birmingham in 2011 through her foundational work with Southern Danceworks and UAB Arts in Medicine . In her work with The Alabama Ballet, The Alabama School of Fine Arts, and The Dance Foundation, among many others, Mary Margaret blends her extensive dance expertise with comprehensive Pilates biomechanics. Today, she brings this deep focus on body awareness and efficiency to specialized movement programs, including teaching Dance for PD and Movement to Music (M2M). Arts Fell on Alabama airs weekly on Troy Public Radio. © 2026 Alabama State Council on the Art.

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  Episode #62

  Brian Mast: When Design Takes the Field

  Aug 24, 20262 min

  Brian Mast is the Education Outreach Coordinator at the University of Alabama’s Paul W. Bryant Museum in Tuscaloosa. In his work with the museum, he helps students, educators, and visitors engage with the history and culture of Alabama athletics through the museum’s collections, programs, and stories.

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  Episode #60

  Allison Grant: Fellowships in Focus

  Jul 20, 20262 min

  Allison Grant is an artist, writer, curator based in Tuscaloosa where she is also an Associate Professor of Photography at The University of Alabama. She is a 2022 Alabama State Council on the Arts Fellow and a 2026 Guggenheim Fellow. Her photographs are held in collections and museums across the United States, and The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have published her editorial photographs. Arts Fell on Alabama airs weekly on Troy Public Radio. © 2026 Alabama State Council on the Art.

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  Episode #59

  Vitalis Wagome: A Prescription for Music

  Jul 6, 20262 min

  Vitalis Wagome is a Kenyan musician and educator who left medical school to pursue music. A graduate of Alabama State University, he now teaches while continuing his graduate work and mentoring young people through music, a path he began in Nairobi’s underserved communities. He plans to return to Kenya to build a conservatory and expand access to music education. Arts Fell on Alabama airs weekly on Troy Public Radio. © 2026 Alabama State Council on the Art.

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  Episode #58

  Scott Wright: Of Maestro and Man

  Jun 22, 20262 minS0

  <p>Scott Wright is a singer, conductor, composer, actor, patron, and arts advocate. He currently serves as general and artistic director of Mobile Opera and is general director emeritus of the International Performing Arts Institute in Bavaria, Germany. He has performed in numerous operas, operettas, and musical theatre productions. His favorite role in opera, however, is that of conductor — always a challenging and rewarding experience.  </p> <p>Special appreciation to Stefani Priskos, Director of the Alabama Center for Traditional Culture at the Alabama State Council on the Arts, for conducting the interview.   </p> <p>Arts Fell on Alabama airs weekly on Troy Public Radio. © 2026 Alabama Stat

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