Zorana Sadiq's guest appearances

Zorana Sadiq

Q with Tom Power

This Broken Mixtape

PlayME

Musical Theatre Radio presents "Be Our Guest"

Soft Revolution

OwlTail

Laura talks to playwright and performer Zorana Sadiq about her love of making mixtapes when she was a kid. She shares how music can activate our limbic system transporting us to different places, which makes hearing our most sophisticated sense. She discusses how her very personal play about her obsession with music and sound impacted audiences and why she doesn’t think artists should worry about being “great.” MixTape by Zorana Sadiq

Laura talks to playwright and performer Zorana Sadiq about her love of making mixtapes when she was a kid. She shares how music can activate our limbic system transporting us to different places, which makes hearing our most sophisticated sense. She discusses how her very personal play about her obsession with music and sound impacted audiences and why she doesn’t think artists should worry about being “great.” <br><br>MixTape by Zorana Sadiq

MixTape (Interview with Zorana Sadiq)

Creator and performer of MixTape, Zorana Sadiq joins the pod on how sound and music has been a protagonist in her life and how to be a better listener.

If Music Be the Food of Love  feat. Zorana Sadiq

Zorana Sadiq wears a lot of hats, including multidisciplinary artist, soprano, actor, and music teacher.   Her latest project, MixTape, is a visceral one-person play that is "part memoir, part scientific inquiry, and part love song to listening."   I talk to Zorana about the art of making a great mixtape, her tenure at Regent Park School of Music where she taught Polaris Prize-nominated Mustafa, and the annoying popularity of Kidz Bop.

Zorana Sadiq wears a lot of hats, including multidisciplinary artist, soprano, actor, and music teacher.   Her latest project, <em>MixTape</em>, is a visceral one-person play that is "part memoir, part scientific inquiry, and part love song to listening."   I talk to Zorana about the art of making a great mixtape, her tenure at Regent Park School of Music where she taught Polaris Prize-nominated Mustafa, and the annoying popularity of Kidz Bop.