Each week, two of our 2020 Young Artists will draw inspiration from Chautauqua Institution’s weekly theme and weekly interfaith theme to curate Spotify playlists for your listening pleasure. We hope these playlists provide inspiration, joy, and a chance to engage with these themes in a different way.
Week One Playlists:
Curated by Celeste Godin, inspired by the theme Climate Change: Prioritizing Our Global and Local Response
Curated by Zachary Barba, inspired by the interfaith theme Faith to Save the Earth
Week Two Playlists:
Curated by Max Potter, inspired by the theme Forces Unseen: What Shapes Our Daily Lives
Curated by Yazid Gray, inspired by the interfaith theme Forces that Shape Our Daily Lives: The Contemporary Search for Spirituality
Week Three Playlists:
Curated by Kelly Guerra, inspired by the theme Art and Democracy
Curated by Hilary Grace Taylor, inspired by the interfaith theme Art: A Glimpse into the Divine
Week Four Playlists:
Curated by Jared V. Esguerra, inspired by the theme The Ethics of Tech: Scientific, Corporate and Personal Responsibility
Curated by Nicole Heinen, inspired by the interfaith theme Ethics in a Technologically Transforming World
Week Five Playlists:
Curated by Samina Aslam, inspired by the theme The Women's Vote Centennial and Beyond
Curated by Shafali Jalota, inspired by the interfaith themeThe Feminine Spirit
Week Six Playlists:
Curated by Nicole Heinen, inspired by the theme Rebuilding Public Education
Curated by Aaren Rivard, inspired by the interfaith themeLessons in the School House
Week Seven Playlists:
Curated by Eric Botto, inspired by the theme The Science of Us
Curated by Wan Zhao, inspired by the interfaith theme The Spirituality of Us
Week Eight Playlists:
Curated by Chasiti Lashay, inspired by the theme Reframing the Constitution
Curated by Michael Colman, inspired by the interfaith theme Reframing Our Journey: A Week with Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM
Week Nine Playlists:
Curated by Jake Skipworth, inspired by the theme The Future We Want, The World We Need: Collective Action for Tomorrow’s Challenges
Curated by John David Nevergall, inspired by the interfaith theme The Future We Want, The World We Need