MOLLY: Hey all my name's Molly she/her. I'm the founder of Grey Box Collective um, and I'll take a few moments to introduce myself, Grey Box Collective and trauma-informed creative practices. Um, before everyone else does their intros and we start discussion so a little bit more about me um so I've just always found movement fascinating uh whether that is movement modalities, dance techniques, or like larger social justice movements or how individuals move through a system of

MOLLY: Hey all! Welcome to the end of Season 1 and this is Molly. I just wanted to pop in to contextualize this first season a little bit, um so most of these episodes were recorded within the first six months of the pandemic, and um as I'm sure I am not alone and feeling it's...it's been one hell of a year. Um so, I did not get around to editing them until more recently but it's been really interesting to go through them about a year later and I hope that if you're someone w

MOLLY: Hello and welcome to the podcast where we talk about creating experimental art and trauma-informed and sustainable ways that support artists, our communities, and the organization as a whole. I'm Molly and you're listening to Any Other Anything's? SARAH: The title for this panel is on Care and Creativity, which for me I see as in the performance space is something that goes hand in hand, right? Um, so I'm thinking we can open up the conversation on care and then walk a

MOLLY: Hello and welcome to the podcast where we talk about creating experimental art and trauma-informed and sustainable ways that support artists, our communities, and the organization as a whole. I'm Molly and you're listening to Any Other Anything's? Hey Chris! Hey Sarah! SARAH: Hello! MOLLY: Welcome. Hello. Um, so I'd like to start with that same exact question for the twos of you actually. Um. What are you thinking about right now? Having, um, I don't know witness the v

MOLLY: Hello and welcome to the podcast where we talk about creating experimental art and trauma-informed and sustainable ways that support artists, our communities and the organization as a whole. I'm Molly and you're listening to Any Other Anything's? So, Dienae welcome to Any Other Anything's? DIENAE: Hi. MOLLY: Hi, would you like to start with a bit of a check-in and an introduction? DIENAE: Yeah that sounds good. Um, so my name is Dienae. I use they/them pronouns. I have

MOLLY: Hello and Welcome to a podcast where we talk about creating experimental art and trauma-informed and sustainable ways that support artists, our communities, and the organization as a whole. I'm Molly and you're listening to Any Other Anything's. Hey Sarah Tan, welcome to Any Other Any Thing's? would you like to start.. SARAH: Hi Molly. MOLLY: .. hi, would you like to start with the check-in? Maybe, a quick introduction. SARAH: Yeah um I'm doing good. I just came back f

Molly & Lauren walk down memory lane (and completely off it) as they talk about the past 6 years of creating together & its impact.

We started working on this podcast over a year ago and then life happened. So allow us to re-introduce ourselves and our podcast :)

This was a completely unplanned episode...it was a good behind the scenes conversations that we decided to record and share. Enjoy!

This podcast wouldn't have started if it wasn't for Thomas. In this 2019 interview, Molly & Thomas talk about the many roles he's entered.

In this episode, Molly and Lauren discuss...well...a lot! Lauren has been a part of the collective and has stories that come with it.

In this episode, Molly shares the narrative that resulted in the formation of Grey Box Collective.

In this episode, Molly W. Schenck follows up on some gaps in episode #1 - like, why does a performing arts organization have a podcast?

In this episode, Molly W. Schenck, introduces the podcast and talks about Grey Box Collective.