Media Release: Decoding Cultural Leadership releases 10th episode

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Samuel Cairnduff samuel.j.cairnduff@gmail.com 

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Decoding Cultural Leadership releases 10th episode 

Podcast launched in January featuring interviews with high-profile cultural leaders


MELBOURNE, April 2, 2024 — Decoding Cultural Leadership (DCL), the groundbreaking podcast that delves into the intricate intersection of arts, culture, and society, has hit a significant milestone with the release of its tenth episode. Since its launch in January, the podcast has been a platform for exploring the evolving landscape of cultural leadership in the 21st century.


To commemorate this landmark, DCL presents an exclusive double-header series on international orchestras, featuring two prominent figures in the field: Simon Woods, President & CEO of the League of American Orchestras, and Simon Webb, Head of BCC Orchestras and Choirs. In addition, Episode 11 features an insightful interview with Yarmila Alfonzetti, CEO of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra.


Presented by Samuel Cairnduff and supported by  Limelight, DCL offers in-depth conversations with influential organisational leaders, creators, policymakers, and thought leaders. The podcast aims to provide listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how these leaders are navigating and shaping cultural landscapes in our ever-changing world.


Reflecting on the milestone, Samuel Cairnduff remarked, "I am thrilled to reach this important landmark of our tenth episode. The overwhelming support and feedback from our listeners underscore the significance of these conversations. In times of unprecedented challenges for the sector, discussing culture's role in societal change has never been more pertinent."


Guests so far have included Michael Lynch AO CBE (Southbank Centre, West Kowloon Cultural District, Sydney Opera House), Louise Herron AM (Sydney Opera House), Fiona Allen (Opera Australia), Claire Spencer AM, Barbican Centre, Frances Rings (Bangara Dance Theatre), theatre-maker and thought leader Wesley Enoch and changemaker Aubrey Bergauer (Changing the Narrative).


There are many more interviews to come, with upcoming guests including Paul Grabowsky AO, (Monash Performing Arts Centre), Greg Barns SC (Acclaimed lawyer and advocate), Richard Evans AM (Australian Chamber Orchestra, Live Performance Australia), cultural leader Tjanara Goreng Goreng, thought leaders and academics Esther Anatolitis, Peter Tregear and Jo Caust, broadcasters Greta Bradman and Megan Burslem, festival director and Violent Femmes bassist Brian Ritchie and theatremakers Julian Louis, Joanne Kee and Virginia Lovett. 



Co-produced by Creative Director Niloofar Pashmforoosh and executive produced by Cairnduff's Institute of Cultural Leadership, DCL is part of a broader initiative to empower the next generation of cultural leaders. The recently launched leadership program, RESONATE, offers participants a holistic approach to leadership, equipping them with essential skills and insights to thrive in the professional music landscape.


Decoding Cultural Leadership is available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts and Audible, and directly through the player on its webpage.


About Decoding Cultural Leadership (DCL)

Decoding Cultural Leadership (DCL) is a thought-provoking podcast that explores the complex dynamics of cultural leadership in the 21st century. Presented by Samuel Cairnduff and supported by Limelight, DCL features conversations with influential leaders and thinkers from the arts, culture, and policy sectors. Through insightful discussions, DCL aims to foster a deeper understanding of the role of culture in driving social change and innovation.


About the Institute of Cultural Leadership

The Institute of Cultural Leadership is dedicated to nurturing and empowering the cultural leaders of tomorrow. The institute aims to cultivate leadership excellence and foster positive change within the arts and cultural sectors through innovative programs and initiatives. The recently launched RESONATE leadership program offers participants a comprehensive toolkit for navigating the challenges and opportunities of today's cultural landscape.


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