Tim Fulton, Author at The Confluence Cast

Greater Columbus Arts Council

Posted by Tim Fulton | Sep 2, 2021 | Arts & Entertainment, Episode, Non-Profit, People |

What’s the difference between being an arts advocate and an artists’ advocate? Look to the policies and missions of the Greater Columbus Arts Council for an idea. This week, I spoke with Jami Goldstein, Vice President of Marketing, Communications & Events. We discussed the organization and how it’s funded, their non-competitive grants programs, their new office and gallery space, how the arts community has the opportunity to engage and uplift marginalized communities, and the importance of public art.

Poet Maggie Smith

Posted by Tim Fulton | Jul 23, 2021 | Arts & Entertainment, Episode, People |

Everyone has the opportunity to document their lives in their own ways. On the eve of the release of her latest collection of work, I spoke with Columbus-based poet Maggie Smith. We discussed how she writes, how the publishing industry works, the inspirations for her work, and why she chooses to stay in Columbus.

Futurist Rebecca Ryan

Posted by Tim Fulton | Jul 16, 2021 | Civics, Development, Episode, People |

As we navigate change, how can we create actionable plans for the future? Futurist Rebecca Ryan has a few ideas. Based in Madison, Wisconson, her past work in Columbus led to the advent of the city’s young professional initiatives. We discussed the work of a futurist, the tangible things that can be done to improve the social fabric of communities, and if it’s important to be back in the office.

Architecture & Design Firm JBAD

Posted by Tim Fulton | Jun 8, 2021 | Business, Development, Episode, Neighborhoods, People |

The work of architects has an impact on our lives every day. But how does that work get done? This week, we’re talking architecture and development with the principal of architecture and design firm JBAD, Jonathan Barnes. We discussed how architecture firms work, the importance of relationships, the issues that should be kept in mind as Columbus continues to grow, and whether we’re doing a good job of addressing those issues.

Creative & Marketing Agency treetree

Posted by Tim Fulton | May 13, 2021 | Business, Episode, People |

How will businesses pivot when things get “back to normal?” Becca Apfelstadt, the co-founder of creative and marketing agency treetree, has a couple of ideas. In this episode, we discuss how the firm got started at a time of change, how they are pivoting in this time of change, and the importance of culture and the role of the office in the impending new normal.

Author: Tim Fulton

Greater Columbus Arts Council

Poet Maggie Smith

Futurist Rebecca Ryan

Architecture & Design Firm JBAD

Creative & Marketing Agency treetree

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