Episode 16 : Daniel Klingenstein

If you're ready to talk equity, theatre, the relationship between self-doubt and overconfidence, risk-taking, vulnerability, community engagement and a host of other beautifully important topics, you've come to the right place. Welcome to The Teachback, and welcome to today's guest, Daniel Klingenstein. Daniel and I are reconnecting today after 13 years apart and what a joy it is to share this conversation with you.

 

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Today's episode is brought to you by Daniel's book recommendation, Invitation to the Party by Donna Walker-Kuhne. As Walker-Kuhne writes, "I firmly believe that the arts are the only pure vehicle we have in today's society that cross cultural and ethnic barriers and allow people to transcend their differences." Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, so I thank you, Daniel, for this timely invitation to read this book, to celebrate art, and to continue the necessary work of crossing barriers and transcending differences. Go find Invitation to the Party at your local bookstore or buy it used online.

 

Here's to connecting, reflecting, and staying hungry to learn.