Welcome to the Xenia Concerts Podcast, hosted by Kaylce Carter, Accessibility Coordinator at Xenia Concerts. This podcast celebrates the brilliance of disabled, neurodivergent, and chronically ill artists and arts workers while exploring how accessibility can transform the ways we create, learn, produce, and experience the arts. Beginning in October 2023, this project has been shaped through an incredible co-design process with six disabled, neurodivergent, and chronically ill artists and arts workers, whose lived experiences have fundamentally influenced how Xenia Concerts understands, practices, and continues to grow our adaptive concerts. Their wisdom, creativity, and expertise are woven throughout every conversation. Across this season, you'll explore accessible approaches to producing, the transformative power of disability arts, the vital role accessibility plays in music education, and the ongoing need to build stronger, safer arts communities for immunocompromised artists, audiences, and arts workers. We're honoured to share these conversations and hope they invite you to imagine more accessible futures; where creativity, care, and disability justice are at the heart of our arts communities. At Xenia Concerts, we believe in making conversations accessible in ways that work best for our community. Transcripts and video versions of this episode, along with all other podcast episodes, can be found at xeniaconcerts.com
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Episode #4
Building Accessibility Into your Practice as a Producer with Taylor Stocks
Aug 6, 202637 minS1
<p>In this episode, Kalyce Carter (Accessibility Coordinator, Xenia Concerts) has the immense pleasure of sitting down with the one and only Taylor Stocks to explore the role accessibility plays within producing practices.</p><p>During their conversation, Taylor shares valuable insights from their experience as a producer, discussing the strategies, approaches, and intentional practices they use to ensure accessibility is deeply rooted within the projects they support. They explore what it means to move beyond viewing accessibility as an addition or afterthought, and instead build it into the foundation of the creative process.</p><p>Taylor also shares practical...
Exploring the Importance, Practice, and Brilliance of Disability Arts with Hannah Facknitz
Aug 6, 202635 minS1
<p>In this episode, Kalyce Carter (Accessibility Coordinator, Xenia Concerts) has the honour of sitting down with Hannah Facknitz to explore disability arts and what it means for disabled artists to create, imagine, and share their work.</p><p>Together, they discuss the necessary and transformative approaches within disability arts, and how this practice often exists beyond traditional conventions of what art-making is expected to be. They reflect on how disability arts challenges mainstream ideas around productivity, artistic processes, and what it means to create a "finished" work of art.</p><p>Their conversation explores the importance of community, self-preservation...
Creating Safer Arts Spaces: Considerations for Immunocompromised Audiences and Arts Workers with Amina
Aug 6, 202632 minS1
<p>In this episode, Kalyce Carter ( Accessibility Coordinator, Xenia Concerts) has the privilege of sitting down with the ever-brilliant Amina to explore what accessibility can look like for immunocompromised audiences, artists, and arts workers.</p><p>Together, they discuss the many ways we can reimagine safer arts spaces, the impact of spaces that fail to consider the realities of immunocompromised communities, and what it means to create environments where people can genuinely feel supported, welcomed, and safe. They also explore how accessibility is a collective responsibility and reflect on ways all of us can continue building spaces that are more...
The Role of Accessibility in Music Education with Vanessa Ng
Aug 6, 202636 minS1
<p>In this episode, Kalyce Carter ( Accessibility Coordinator, Xenia Concerts) has the privilege of sitting down with Vanessa Ng to explore the role of accessibility in music education and what it means to create learning environments where every student can thrive.</p><p>Together, they discuss the experiences of students navigating educational spaces, the expectations and pressures often placed on young musicians, and how accessibility can transform the ways we teach, learn, and engage with music. Vanessa shares thoughtful insights into why accessible approaches benefit not only disabled students, but everyone involved in music education.</p><p>Their conversation is...
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