Front Row with James Whiteside

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Front Row is a frank discussion about the creative process and the business of creativity with some of the world’s brightest stars. What does it mean to be a creative? And how does a creative earn a living while staying true to their art? I have been exploring these questions my whole professional career. I’m the host of Front Row. My name is James Whiteside and I’m a principal dancer and choreographer with American Ballet Theatre in New York City, and the author of Center Center. Join me as I speak to artists and professionals in the business of art while we try to find the answer to the elusive question: How can I be successful in the arts? Check your ticket and take your seat. You’re in the Front Row. 

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  • Judgeymcjudgeface
    Superb Host
    Humorous, intelligent podcasting. James isn’t overly-talkative; allows guests to speak without interjections or “uh huh”s/unnecessary filler. Enjoyable listen.
  • Cheeve
    Insightful and engaging
    This is a fantastic podcast that offers an authentic and insightful look into the creative process. Whiteside is an excellent host who engages a diverse range of guests in thought-provoking conversation about the highs and lows of the arts. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone interested in the creative life
  • tlefeber
    You can’t miss this magic!!
    James brings his quick whit and brilliance as an artist to connect with his guests and their stories. He’s hilariously relatable; you seriously can’t miss this magic!!
  • dgcoop
    Vi-Neesa
    Insightful and informative insight into artists making a living with their art! Can’t wait for more💜
  • bellyshel7
    Front Row
    Love this new podcast!!
  • micdep334455
    Love This Podcast!
    So insightful and honest, I could feel the genuine, mutual respect you and Isaac share. Thank you both for sharing so openly and for bringing this to the world!
  • Kitsujoy
    Loved the first episode
    I expected to enjoy it as James and Isaac are both interesting, intelligent and funny guys but it exceeded my expectations. It went back and forth from deep to fluffy and it was such a great window into the creative spirit of both. Can’t wait for the next episode!
  • OC viewer
    Front Row
    I love James Whiteside as a dancer, choreographer, musician, photographer and author. Now I love him as a podcaster. His preparation, precision and vulnerability come through in all he creates. I can’t wait for more episodes. If you are interested in the process behind the arts and the artist, you will love this podcast!
  • thesurgicalballerina
    Outstanding
    Have been waiting for this to be released— and it definitely did not disappoint! Wonderful honest discussion and thought provoking commentary. Will be eagerly waiting for the next one!
  • two oceans oceans
    Great podcast
    I love James! So far enjoyed the first episode.
  • justice for frank
    James is back!
    I enjoyed James’ old podcast so I was excited when he announced this new venture. It’s a little different. More sophisticated. But I very much enjoyed it. Looking forward to future episodes!
  • notorious yogi peter
    Issac
    Really enjoyed your first podcast. I subscribed. Issac is fun to listen to and watch. Good luck.
  • Cela J
    Front Row
    Great first episode!! So many wonderful topics!! Some serious and deep, some silly and funny!! Absolutely loved it!! Can’t wait to see who the guest is on episode 2!
  • Agosto90
    A fabulous and frank discussion on what it means to be a creative
    A witty and often poignant discussion on the inspiration, drive, sacrifice, and vision that it takes to become a leader across various creative industries. James Whiteside is able to draw out these insights from his guests with his affable charm and fluid interview skills. A must-listen!
  • PB***
    So far so good!
    Definitely enjoying the first episode and excited to hear more from James. I’m a fan of his dancing and his book and so far I’m a fan of his podcast too. Can’t wait for future episodes.
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