Andy Donald's guest appearances

Andy Donald

Hunting Camp Downunder Podcast

This is Your Life in Silicon Valley

The See-Through Podcast

Christina Stembel

Susan Johnson

Patti Stanger

Austen Allred

Amanda Bradford

Semil Shah

James Currier

Srinivas Rao

Ben Smith

Veronica Belmont

Mike Isaac

Antonio Garcia Martinez

Sarah Frier

Steve Way

Adam Mosseri

OwlTail

Episode 032 | Andy Donald (Nocturnal Archer) joins the podcast. Andy is a traditional archer and bow hunter, musician, photographer, martial artist and teacher living with Rod Monochromatism. To learn more about Andy, follow him on Instagram. His social handle is @nocturnal_archer. | To learn more about Guide Dogs Australia, visit: guidedogs.com.au | For more episodes and podcast content, visit: seethroughpod.com 

Episode 032 | Andy Donald (Nocturnal Archer) joins the podcast. Andy is a traditional archer and bow hunter, musician, photographer, martial artist and teacher living with Rod Monochromatism. To learn more about Andy, follow him on Instagram. His social handle is <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nocturnal_archer/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@nocturnal_archer</a>. | To learn more about Guide Dogs Australia, visit: <a href="https://guidedogs.com.au/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">guidedogs.com.au</a> | For more episodes and podcast content, visit: <a href="https://www.seethroughpod.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">seethroughpod.com</a>

Andy Donald (Nocturnal Archer)

On this weeks episode, Alan Kidner sits down with Andy Donald following the Hunt Expo in Melbourne back in May.  . Being legally blind, very few would think Archery would a be sport to pursue, but Andy has made it part of his life, more so than most.  . Andy quotes “To say a lot with very little. This is often the creative goal of musicians, visual artists, dancers, actors, martial artists and ... archers.  It’s not the only way it can be done but it speaks to me and that’s why I love traditional archery. The longbow is a beautiful example of a simple idea with tremendous potential and even though this Montana longbow is a 20th century design made with 21st century technology, the basic shape and concept hasn’t changed in thousands of years. There’s something uniquely satisfying about hitting your mark with a simple stick and sting longbow”  .   This conversation is intriguing as Andy takes us through his archery journey.  .   Follow Andy’s progression from Archer to hunter on his Instagram handle @nocturnal_archer .   #podcast #archery #tradlife #stickandstring #art

On this weeks episode, Alan Kidner sits down with Andy Donald following the Hunt Expo in Melbourne back in May.  . Being legally blind, very few would think Archery would a be sport to pursue, but Andy has made it part of his life, more so than most.  . Andy quotes “To say a lot with very little. This is often the creative goal of musicians, visual artists, dancers, actors, martial artists and ... archers.  It’s not the only way it can be done but it speaks to me and that’s why I love traditional archery. The longbow is a beautiful example of a simple idea with tremendous potential and even though this Montana longbow is a 20th century design made with 21st century technology, the basic shape and concept hasn’t changed in thousands of years. There’s something uniquely satisfying about hitting your mark with a simple stick and sting longbow”  . This conversation is intriguing as Andy takes us through his archery journey.  . Follow Andy’s progression from Archer to hunter on his Instagram handle @nocturnal_archer . #podcast #archery #tradlife #stickandstring #art

Nocturnal Archer - Andy Donald

Pam MacKinnon

Pam MacKinnon is a Tony Award-winning Director. She's spent decades atop the theater world, directing shows on and off-Broadway. Andy Donald is a west-coast native but has spent recent years on the East Coast as an artistic director. Both are now part of the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco (as Artistic Director and Associate Artistic Director respectively).  But what is it like running a high profile theater in the technology epicenter of the universe? We talk to Pam and Andy about their journeys to San Francisco, their times on the East Coast and the ongoing SF/LA rivalry. We have a deep conversation about what it's like to run a show to audiences with short attention spans who are looking at smartphones constantly. What does theater need to do in order to evolve to the Instagram age? What about the arts scene in San Francisco? Andy and Pam pontificate on both and describe what it's like to be in San Francisco at this day/age and time. We talk about the American Conservatory Theater, its mission, and its most recent show (listener note - this episode was recorded last year, and the show discussed during the interview is not currently running). If you're into the arts, theater, and looking for insight on where it's all headed, this episode is for you. It's a fascinating discussion.

Pam MacKinnon is a Tony Award-winning Director. She's spent decades atop the theater world, directing shows on and off-Broadway. Andy Donald is a west-coast native but has spent recent years on the East Coast as an artistic director. Both are now part of the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco (as Artistic Director and Associate Artistic Director respectively). But what is it like running a high profile theater in the technology epicenter of the universe? We talk to Pam and Andy about their journeys to San Francisco, their times on the East Coast and the ongoing SF/LA rivalry. We have a deep conversation about what it's like to run a show to audiences with short attention spans who are looking at smartphones constantly. What does theater need to do in order to evolve to the Instagram age? What about the arts scene in San Francisco? Andy and Pam pontificate on both and describe what it's like to be in San Francisco at this day/age and time. We talk about the American Conservatory Theater, its mission, and its most recent show (listener note - this episode was recorded last year, and the show discussed during the interview is not currently running). If you're into the arts, theater, and looking for insight on where it's all headed, this episode is for you. It's a fascinating discussion.

Can Theater Survive in the Age of Instagram? (Guests: Pam MacKinnon and Andy Donald, American Conservatory Theater)