In this special bonus episode, we'll be joining our head-of-school Professor Margaret Barrett in conversation with our host Professor Stacy Holman-Jones.

Professor Margaret Barrett is a leading figure in Australian and international music education. She is currently professor and Head of the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance at Monash University. She is currently Founding Director of the Pedagogies of Creativity, Collaboration, Expertise and Enterprise (or PoCCEE for short) research focus at Monash.

Join Stacy and Margaret as they discuss the importance of creativity and collaboration in research!

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In this episode, we'll be joining PhD Candidate Joseph Callaly in conversation with our host Professor Stacy Holman-Jones.

Joseph contemporary musician whose practice blends performance and research. In particular, his writing examines the intersection of creative practice and ecological theory - following the notion that the environment is perceived by way of action. Central themes of Joseph’s PhD inquiry include: the relationality of powers enacted through forms of creativity, the question of creative agency within a more-than-human world, and the political significance of the labourization of creativity. By examining interdisciplinary models and practices, Joseph aims to contribute to the rewilding of creativity, thereby elevating the diversity of forms in which it appears.

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In this episode we'll be joining PhD candidate Joseph Callaly in conversation with Dr Alexis Kallio from the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University.

Dr. Kallio is Deputy Director (Research) of the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University and Deputy Director of the Creative Arts Research Institute. A specialist in the politics of music education and research methodologist, she works in close collaboration with community groups, policymakers, and educational institutions to explore how music education policy, practice, and research can structure opportunities for equity and justice in school, university, and community settings.

In this interview Joseph explores Alexis’ research and perspectives on Music Education.

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• Find out more about the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music & Performance at Monash University
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