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Welcome to Public Comments, where we hear directly from artists and allies in the Nashville arts scene. During our 12-episode series, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing discriminatory funding practices. This show is an archive and roadmap as we continue advocating for the equitable arts funding our city deserves.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Public Comments, where we hear directly from artists and allies in the Nashville arts scene. During our 12-episode series, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing discriminatory funding practices.
Public Comments is hosted by Arts Equity Nashville. The show has published 13 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Public Comments Episode 13" (19 April 2025, 59 minutes), "Public Comments Episode 12" (15 April 2025, 61 minutes), and "Public Comments Episode 11" (10 April 2025, 59 minutes).
Public Comments publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Public Comments is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Public Comments requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Public Comments's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Public Comments are Artists, Writers & Performers. Public Comments has an arts audience.
Arts Equity Nashville hosts Public Comments, an arts podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Episode #13
<p >During our limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing discriminatory funding...
Episode #12
<p >During our limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing discriminatory funding...
Episode #11
<p >We’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing discriminatory funding practices. In this eleventh episode, our...
Episode #10
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #9
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #8
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #7
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #6
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #5
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #4
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #3
<p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an artist-centered narrative about the Title VI complaint process that got artists their money back here in Nashville, while exposing...
Episode #2
<p >Guest: Cynthia Harris, theater artist, playwright, and community engaged artist with experience directing and performing.</p><p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an...
Episode #1
<p >Guest: Ellen Angelico, guitarist, former Chair of the Metro Arts Commission and CARE (Committee for Anti-Racism and Equity). </p><p >During our 12-episode limited series Public Comments, we’re building an...
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