Katie Roche's guest appearances

Katie Roche

Real Success with Nate Kaeding

Best Show Ever

The Iowa Idea Podcast

Tokushikai Inside Look

Buddycast

Mark Nolte

Pat McGrath

Jon Levy

Chris Herren

Scott Smith

Jerry Clark

Nate Smith

Paul Smith

Daniel Holzman

Justin Ahrens

Mike Monteiro

Aarron Walter

Ryan Hoover

Danny Woodburn

Greg Proops

OwlTail

On this episode of Buddycast, we chat with our good buddy Katie Roche a teacher who has a form of dwarfism yet is very inspirational and well known in her community and school. Hear all about her career here on Buddycast!--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/support

On this episode of Buddycast, we chat with our good buddy Katie Roche a teacher who has a form of dwarfism yet is very inspirational and well known in her community and school. Hear all about her career here on Buddycast!--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nick-sorensen/support</a>

Buddycast with Katie Roche

Katie Roche Sensei is from New York City, USA, and has been training for over 16 years, during which time she has earned a record 6x/U.S. Women’s National Champions, helped the Greater New York Naginata Team get 1st place 5x and maintain a top 3 ranking in the country She has represented the United States on the women’s national team 3x and achieved 2 silver medals Roche Sensei is currently the youngest 5-dan outside of Japan, teaches at the Ken Zen Institute in New York City As part of her research work at Columbia University, where she is also the head coach of the Naginata club, she has pioneered an adapted curriculum for teaching Naginata to children with Cerebral Palsy. This was one of my favourite interviews since starting this podcast, providing a brief glimpse into Roche Sensei’s drive and dedication to the art of Naginata. I feel very fortunate that there exists such an intelligent, resilient, and courageous young role model for the next generation of female budoka. To get the latest on what we’re up to at Tokushikai Canada, subscribe to our newsletter at https://subscribe.tokushikai.ca and find us on Facebook and Instagram @tokushikai.canada

Katie Roche Sensei is from New York City, USA, and has been training for over 16 years, during which time she has earned a record 6x/U.S. Women’s National Champions, helped the Greater New York Naginata Team get 1st place 5x and maintain a top 3 ranking in the country She has represented the United States on the women’s national team 3x and achieved 2 silver medals Roche Sensei is currently the youngest 5-dan outside of Japan, teaches at the Ken Zen Institute in New York City As part of her research work at Columbia University, where she is also the head coach of the Naginata club, she has pioneered an adapted curriculum for teaching Naginata to children with Cerebral Palsy. This was one of my favourite interviews since starting this podcast, providing a brief glimpse into Roche Sensei’s drive and dedication to the art of Naginata. I feel very fortunate that there exists such an intelligent, resilient, and courageous young role model for the next generation of female budoka. To get the latest on what we’re up to at Tokushikai Canada, subscribe to our newsletter at <a href="https://subscribe.tokushikai.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://subscribe.tokushikai.ca</a> and find us on Facebook and Instagram @tokushikai.canada

#022 Katie Roche (Naginata) - USA

The Iowa Idea: Katie Roche “No one can give you permission to become the person you want to become.” In this episode of The Iowa Idea Podcast, I sit down with Katie Roche. Raised in rural Eastern Iowa, Katie has always been an advocate for artists and arts the community. She honed her arts-world skills in NYC in the early 2000s, working for record labels, festivals, and venues like The Knitting Factory. She returned to Iowa in 2006, settling in Iowa City. She served as the first Executive Director of Summer of the Arts where she oversaw the annual Iowa Arts and Iowa City Jazz Festivals. A trusted community leader, Katie also helped rebuild the artist-run gallery, Public Space One, co-founded the long-running Saturday Night Free Movies series, and has advised numerous arts organizations through periods of crisis over the years. Katie and I discuss, her journey in the arts, the role of the inner critic, and we dig into how The Awful Purdies were able to complete their latest album, The Great Unraveling, collaborating remotely during a time of pandemic. It was an honor to have Katie join the podcast. I really appreciate her insights, passion, and contributions to the arts. Thanks to Katie for joining me. I hope you enjoy the episode. About Katie Raised in rural Eastern Iowa, Katie has always been an advocate for artists and arts in communities. She honed her arts-world skills in NYC in the early 2000s, working for record labels, festivals, and venues like The Knitting Factory. She returned to Iowa in 2006, settling in Iowa City. She served as the first Executive Director of Summer of the Arts where she oversaw the annual Iowa Arts and Iowa City Jazz Festivals. A trusted community leader, Katie also helped rebuild the artist-run gallery, Public Space One, co-founded the long-running Saturday Night Free Movies series, and has advised numerous arts organizations through periods of crisis over the years. Katie joined the Englert as Development Director in 2011, bringing the belief that fundraising is a partnership–helping supporters focus their time, energy, and funds into the positive change they want to see in the world. As the Englert’s key arts fundraiser and community advocate, Katie balances data and personal relationships to grow the Friends of the Englert individual giving program by an average of 12% annually, while managing a sponsorship program that responds to the growing programmatic needs of the organization. She is currently developing the Arts Access Initiative: a county-wide assessment that will be used to create a baseline for improved cultural services for students, artists, and underserved populations. As a musician Katie performs professionally with her all-woman ensemble, Awful Purdies, notably receiving funding from the NEA and Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs for projects that seek to bring rural populations, immigrants, and low wage earners into the creation of art. www.awfulpurdies.com www.dandelionstompers.com www.englert.org www.strengthengrowevolve.org Credits Episode produced by Spark Consulting Group (www.inspiredbyspark.com) in Iowa City, with support from Executive Podcast Solutions (https://www.executivepodcastsolutions.com/) The Iowa Idea Podcast music is written and performed by Paisley Bible (https://paisleybible.bandcamp.com/).

The Iowa Idea: Katie Roche “No one can give you permission to become the person you want to become.” In this episode of The Iowa Idea Podcast, I sit down with Katie Roche. Raised in rural Eastern Iowa, Katie has always been an advocate for artists and arts the community. She honed her arts-world skills in NYC in the early 2000s, working for record labels, festivals, and venues like The Knitting Factory. She returned to Iowa in 2006, settling in Iowa City. She served as the first Executive Director of Summer of the Arts where she oversaw the annual Iowa Arts and Iowa City Jazz Festivals. A trusted community leader, Katie also helped rebuild the artist-run gallery, Public Space One, co-founded the long-running Saturday Night Free Movies series, and has advised numerous arts organizations through periods of crisis over the years. Katie and I discuss, her journey in the arts, the role of the inner critic, and we dig into how The Awful Purdies were able to complete their latest album, The Great Unraveling, collaborating remotely during a time of pandemic. It was an honor to have Katie join the podcast. I really appreciate her insights, passion, and contributions to the arts. Thanks to Katie for joining me. I hope you enjoy the episode. <h2>About Katie</h2> Raised in rural Eastern Iowa, Katie has always been an advocate for artists and arts in communities. She honed her arts-world skills in NYC in the early 2000s, working for record labels, festivals, and venues like The Knitting Factory. She returned to Iowa in 2006, settling in Iowa City. She served as the first Executive Director of Summer of the Arts where she oversaw the annual Iowa Arts and Iowa City Jazz Festivals. A trusted community leader, Katie also helped rebuild the artist-run gallery, Public Space One, co-founded the long-running Saturday Night Free Movies series, and has advised numerous arts organizations through periods of crisis over the years. Katie joined the Englert as Development Director in 2011, bringing the belief that fundraising is a partnership–helping supporters focus their time, energy, and funds into the positive change they want to see in the world. As the Englert’s key arts fundraiser and community advocate, Katie balances data and personal relationships to grow the Friends of the Englert individual giving program by an average of 12% annually, while managing a sponsorship program that responds to the growing programmatic needs of the organization. She is currently developing the Arts Access Initiative: a county-wide assessment that will be used to create a baseline for improved cultural services for students, artists, and underserved populations. As a musician Katie performs professionally with her all-woman ensemble, Awful Purdies, notably receiving funding from the NEA and Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs for projects that seek to bring rural populations, immigrants, and low wage earners into the creation of art. <a href="http://www.awfulpurdies.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.awfulpurdies.com</a> <a href="http://www.dandelionstompers.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.dandelionstompers.com</a> <a href="http://www.englert.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.englert.org</a> <a href="http://www.strengthengrowevolve.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.strengthengrowevolve.org</a> <h2>Credits</h2> Episode produced by Spark Consulting Group (<a href="http://www.inspiredbyspark.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.inspiredbyspark.com</a>) in Iowa City, with support from Executive Podcast Solutions (<a href="https://www.executivepodcastsolutions.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.executivepodcastsolutions.com/</a>) The Iowa Idea Podcast music is written and performed by Paisley Bible (<a href="https://paisleybible.bandcamp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://paisleybible.bandcamp.com/</a>).

32. Katie Roche

Former pro athlete and Iowa Corridor entrepreneur Nate Kaeding sits down with Katie Roche, development director at The Englert Theatre, in the latest edition of Real Success with Nate Kaeding, presented by MidWestOne Bank.