Building Accessibility into Your Practice as a Producer
In this episode, Kalyce Carter (Accessibility Coordinator, Xenia Concerts) has the immense pleasure of sitting down with the one and only Taylor Stocks to explore the role accessibility plays within producing practices.
During their conversation, Taylor shares valuable insights from their experience as a producer, discussing the strategies, approaches, and intentional practices they use to ensure accessibility is deeply rooted within the projects they support. They explore what it means to move beyond viewing accessibility as an addition or afterthought, and instead build it into the foundation of the creative process.
Taylor also shares practical strategies and reflections on how producers can incorporate accessibility from multiple vantage points, considering the needs of artists, audiences, collaborators, and the broader communities connected to their work.
This conversation offers thoughtful and intentional guidance for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of accessible producing and create more intentional, inclusive, and sustainable arts practices.
Thank you, Taylor, for sharing your knowledge, practice, approaches, and expertise with the Xenia community.
At Xenia Concerts, we believe in making conversations accessible in ways that work best for our community. Transcripts and video versions of this episode, along with all other podcast episodes, are available through the following links:
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Transcripts : Transcription for ACCA Podcasts_ Taylor.docx.pdf